The End Is Just the Beginning: Editing, Critique, & Craft, led by Elizabeth Zelvin

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The End Is Just the Beginning: Editing, Critique, & Craft, led by Elizabeth Zelvin, NYC psychotherapist, Agatha Award finalist, author of the mysteries *Death Will Get You Sober* and *Death Will Help You Leave Him*, plus published poems, short stories, and professional articles. http://wswriters.org or patmeller@aol.com

Winston-Salem Light Project

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The Winston-Salem Light Project, a partnership of the UNC School of the Arts and the Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County, is a multimedia public art presentation using the Pepper Building as the canvas during the evenings of Nov. 19, 20 and 21, 2009. Instead of lighting a building, as the Millennium Center was lit last year, this year’s Light Project will project up to 100 images onto the Fourth Street side of the Pepper Building during a 15-20-minute cycle. The cycles will run continuously from 7 to 11 p.m. each day. The images, which will be designed and implemented by lighting students in the UNCSA School of Design and Production, will focus on depletion of the world’s resources, the environment and sustainability. Faculty member Norman Coates is again leading the Winston-Salem Light Project, which will headline the 6 Days in November weekend for the arts in Winston-Salem. This event is free and open to the public. Parking is available on the street or in surrounding parking decks.

Greensboro Record & CD Collectors Show

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Show Logic Productions Record & CD Shows coming to NC! Plenty of fun for all music collectors, with a great selection of CDs, vinyl and music collectibles to choose from. More info: www.myspace.com/showlogicproductions Greensboro NC: Saturday Nov. 21 at Guilford Convention Center, I-40/Bus. 85 at East Lee St., exit 41. Right beside the Quality Inn and Holiday Inn Express. (Also -Raleigh NC: Sunday Nov. 22 at Holiday Inn, I-440 Beltline at Glenwood Ave. (U.S. 70), near Crabtree Valley Mall) Open 10am-5pm with FREE ADMISSION

Greensboro Contra Dance

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Contra dance at the Guilford Grange in Greensboro. Easy to learn, free introductory lesson at 7:30 pm, then dance from 8:00 to 11:00. Contra dancing is easy to learn, with no fancy footwork; if you can count to eight you can dance just fine! Music is always provided by a live band, plus there's a caller to teach each dance. Plenty of partners available. Admission only $7. Bring soft-soled, non-marking shoes to change into. On Saturday November 21, music by The McKenzies (from Greensboro and Lynchburg) with caller Jesse Edgerton of Boone.