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David Wilcox & Patty Larkin Saturday, March 20, 2010 - 8:00pm Tickets: $30.00 |
David Wilcox is a one-man band who continues to impress audiences with his versatile baritone, agile guitar work and diverse repertoire of original songs that continue to attract audiences world-wide. |
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An Enchanted Afternoon Enjoy an afternoon exploring “Antique Country” in Mullica Hill, NJ, only 15 minutes from Appel Farm. Don’t forget to stop by Crescent Moon Coffee and Tea at Mullica Hill Plaza, 141 Bridgeton Pike (Rte. 77S) to purchase your David Wilcox or Patty Larkin specialty sandwich, side, drink and dessert. Mention the concert and receive this special deal for only $10. |
Music From The Crooked Road: Mountain Music of Virginia |
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A National Tour of Old-time, Bluegrass, Mountain Gospel and Flatfoot Dance. The Music From The Crooked Road tour celebrates the vibrant, musical culture of Southwest Virginia where making music is, and always has been, an integral part of life. The tour features: NEA National Heritage Award Fellow and Appalachian guitar master Wayne Henderson, bluegrass banjo virtuoso Sammy Shelor, family old-time string band The White Top Mountain Band, old-time fiddle and banjo masters Kirk Sutphin and Eddie Bond. Representing the next generation of Blue Ridge musicians, the up-and coming bluegrass band Amber Collins & No Speed Limit, and a young keeper of ancient mountain ballads and songs, 21-year-old Elizabeth LaPrelle. |
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BBQ & Bluegrass | 2:30 - 7:30PM Fat Jack's BBQ is coming in April to accompany a bluegrass and Old-time concert. You’ll enjoy a bountiful buffet of country BBQ, complete with dessert and beverages, in the lobby of the Davidow Theatre at Salem County Community College. BBQ King Glen, and his crew, will fire up the hickory smoker starting at 2:30PM - giving you plenty of time to relax with family and friends before or after the show. The BBQ will continue until 7:30PM. |
A series of intimate concerts scheduled on the first Friday of selected months in the Gallery at Appel Farm. Seating is limited.
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One of Salem County's premier vineyards will be serving their classic wines free to First Fridays ticketholders. Limited quantities available to those 21 and older. |
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Rudyard Kipling's How The Elephant Got His Trunk a production of Theatreworks USA Saturday, March 27, 2010 - 2:00pm Tickets: $9.00 |
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Step right up and let the animal antics begin! With the Pink Elephant as your host, Rudyard Kipling's classic story How The Elephant Got His Trunk comes to life in this large-scale puppet extravaganza. Colorful rod puppets perform a madcap Barnyard Opera to the accompaniment of music by classical composer Rossini. (Ages 3 and up) |
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| Sensory Seminar 1:10-1:25pm Jim West will provide a hands-on experience with the puppets and props. This opportunity is provided for our patrons with limited sight. Please reserve your space in advance. |
Jungle Puppet Workshop 3:30 - 5:30pm Cost: $20 • Register Now Using your favorite jungle inhabitant as inspiration, transform felt and applique into a fun puppet! A roaring good time for all! Cost includes one ticket to How The Elephant Got His Trunk. (Ages 6 and up) |
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| The Family Matinee Series is funded in part by South Jersey Industries and TD Bank. | |
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