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When: November 5-8
Where: Smoky Mountain Center for the Performing Arts, Franklin
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Annie:
Music by Charles Strouse, Lyrics by Martin Charnin, Book by Thomas Meehan:
Shortly before Christmas, 1971, Martin Chamin, a lyricist and director, bought a collection of "Little Orphan Annie" comic strips and began imagining a musical comedy based on the main character. After convincing librettist Thomas Meehan and composer Charles Strouse to join him in writing the show, Charmin and his collaborators created the musical together.
Performed by the Overlook Theatre Company
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When: Thursday, November 5, Saturday, November 7, 6:30pm
Where: Bryson City Presbyterian Church
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18th Annual Mystery Dinner Theatre:
"Murder at the Little Red School House!" is great fun as both the performers and the crowd struggle to find the culprit. Brought to you by the Swain County Community Foundation, your $35 ticket cost goes to one of the many local non-profit organizations funded by the group.
Reservations only, contact Gail Findlay, 828-736-6897.
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When: Friday, November 6, 2009, 7:30 - 11pm
Where: Grand Ballroom, Harrah's Cherokee Casino
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Wine Tasting Event hosted by Harrah's Cherokee Casino and Hotel:
Enjoy this spectacular event hosted by Harrah's Cherokee Casino and North Carolina vinters as they seek to provide funding for The Rathbun Center, Western North Carolina's only hospital hospitality house providing lodging at no charge for patients and/or families with a loved one receiving medical treatment at Asheville area hospitals. Live entertainment, distinctive hors d'oeuvres, fine wines, overnight accommodations, and limo transportation - a distinctive date for two!
Karen Hultin, The Rathbun Center, 828-251-0595
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When: Friday, November 6 through December 23, 2009
Where: Great Smoky Mountains Railroad
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The Polar Express:
The Polar Express comes to life as the train departs Bryson City. Read along with the story as the train makes its round trip journey to the North Pole. Meet Santa and enjoy caroling, hot cocoa, and a treat. For those who believe - a special momento for each child. Kids are encouraged to wear their pajamas! Begin a great holiday tradition with your family! Ticket prices include admission to the Smoky Mountains Model Trains Museum. Call for reservations and details: 800-872-4681, 828-488-7000
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When: Saturday, November 7, 2009, 10am - 4pm
Where: Dillsboro, North Carolina
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WNC Pottery Festival:
This juried event showcases othe work of more than 42 highly skilled potters from 13 states. The featured potter of this year is Trent Berning of California. A new event to this year's festivities is a "Clay Olympics" challenge that includes 20 potters all attempting to create the tallest cylinder and widest bowl in 10 minutes.
Tree House Pottery, 828-631-5100
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When: Saturday November 14, 2009
Where: Almond Center, Southwestern Community College
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Mountain Shapes and Colors:
Showcase for local artists and artisans includes silent auction and artist’s gala. Original paintings, silver jewelry, hand thrown pottery, hand woven baskets, turned wood and wearable art.
828-488-6413
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When: November 14
Where: Smoky Mountain Center for the Performing Arts, Franklin
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Lee Greenwood:
Lee Greenwood has captivated audiences for years and surely captivated all of us with his recognizable patriotic song, "God Bless the USA." Greenwood says that his choice of song materials has been an asset to his career. He chooses songs that have quality and depth in the lyrics. His hits include: "Ring on Her Finger," "Somebody's Gonna Love You," and "Dixie Road." Lee states that his desire in entertainment is "to make the audience happy, because I sing for the joy of it."
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When: November 19
Where: Smoky Mountain Center for the Performing Arts, Franklin
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Talent Show:
FOLK HERITAGE ALIVE-MOUNTAIN YOUTH JAMBOREE
Sponsored by Catch the Spirit of Appalachia
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When: November 20
Where: Smoky Mountain Center for the Performing Arts, Franklin
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Denver and the Mile High Orchestra:
With a unique blend of swing music and original worship songs, Denver & The Mile High Orchestra has to be experienced before you can know what the fuss is all about. With the brassy big band sounds straight out of the 1930s and '40s, the Mile High Orchestra?s retro beat gets listeners straight out of their seats. With originals like "Hoosier Daddy," "The Real Deal," and "Get Down," Denver & The Mile High Orchestra give a Christian flavor to a once again popular and unique musical style.
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When: November 21, 1-5 p.m.
Where: Gil's Book Sale, 196 Everett St., Bryson City
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Book Signing "My Mountain Granny":
"My Mountain Granny" by Matthew Baker - 2nd edition featuring new stories
The story of Evelyn Howell Beck living in Whittier, NC
Gil's Book Sale is located on Everett Street near the train depot 488-4457
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When: November 21, 1-5 p.m.
Where: Gil's Book Sale, 196 Everett St., Bryson City
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Book Signing "Murder at Fontana Dam":
"Murder at Fontana Dam" by Dennis Achison
A novel set in the middle of World War II during the building of the largest dam east of the Mississippi.
Gil's Book Sale is located on Everett Street near the train depot 488-4457
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When: November 27-28, 2009
Where: Stecoah - area studios
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Thanksgiving Artisan Studio Tour:
Visit Stecoah area studios on a self-guided tour to find unique art work while enjoying the holiday spirit! The tour runs two days from 10am-5pm. Refreshments served.
828-479-3364
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When: November 28
Where: Smoky Mountain Center for the Performing Arts, Franklin
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The Imperials/The Inspirations:
The Imperials have earned a devout and loyal following in both the Southern Gospel and Contemporary Christian music circles. With a combination of high-energy music and heart-felt ministry, The Imperials have become a household name in countries around the world.
Also featuring The Inspirations. The Inspirations have been awarded every honor and award Southern Gospel Music has to offer.
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Bryson City - Swain County
Chamber of Commerce
& Visitor Center
210 Main Street
P.O. Box 509
Bryson City, NC 28713
Karen Wilmot, Director
800-867-9246 toll-free
828-488-3681 local
828-488-6858 fax |
