Friday evening the Rivertowne Ballroom will provide dancing to recorded music at 7 pm, followed by the Harbour Jazz Quartet at 8 pm. The Quartet, performing music from The American Song Book features band members vocalist Ann Sorocki, Margaret Rose, Bob Dumon and Bill Green. Admission $15.
On Saturday evening, beginning at 8 pm, owner Ed Ruiz, Trent River Coffee Company and Simon Spaulding will present a show “with an Irish twist…a kind of San Francisco take on the holiday. In addition to Irish tunes, Simon will play a selection of instruments and tunes, each with its own tradition. While patrons enjoy the music, they can partake with a non-alcoholic version of Irish coffee…of, course!
On Sunday, 2 pm in the NC History Center's Mattocks Hall, the young members of the Eastern Preparatory Youth Orchestra debut with Fire at Tryon, an original work by composer and music educator Wendy Bissinger. The string orchestra (grades 3-6) is
designed to introduce the foundations of orchestral playing and develop good-ensemble-playing, encourage reading skills and technical development.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, at the Scottish Rite Auditorium, the Ratio Theatre Company presents Jacques Briel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris. The production, directed by Joey Infinito, begins at 8 pm Friday and Saturday and 2 pm Sunday. Admission $22.
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