Sat., Sept. 24
Darryl Worley, Club 64; 1560 E. Dixie Drive, Asheboro; 336.521.4181; www.darrylworley.com; 7 p.m.; $20 to $25Wed., Sept. 22
Asheboro’s
very own Club 64 is hosting Darryl Worley tonight! If you’re into
country music then you’ve definitely heard of him. He’ll be performing
hits from his latest album, Sounds Like Life, starting at 7 p.m.
Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 the day of the show. For advance
tickets call 336.521.4181. You can also visit www.darrylworley.com to learn more about the ACM and CMA award nominated star.
Wed., Sept. 22
Smash.
Wake Forest University
Mainstage Theatre, Scales
Fine Arts Center; 1834 Wake
Forest Road, Winston-Salem;
336.758.5295; www.wfu.edu/theatre; 7:30 p.m.; $5 to $12
Tonight at Wake Forest
University, catch Smash, a play
based on the George Bernard
Shaw novel The Unsocial
Socialist. The story, set in a
British women’s college, involves
roller skates and unicycles,
love triangles and economics.
Performance dates are Sept.
22-25 at 7:30 p.m. and Sept. 26
at 2 p.m. Tickets are available at
the door or in advance by calling
the box office at the number listed
above. They are $5 for students
and $12 for everybody else.
Thur., Sept. 23
An Evening of Southern Discomfort.
UpStage Cabaret, Triad Stage;
232 S. Elm St., Greensboro;
336.272.0160; www.triadstage.org; 8 p.m.; $18
Tonight is YES! Weekly night
and an evening of Southern
DIScomfort at Triad Stage’s
UpStage Cabaret. First up is “For
Whom the Southern Belle Tolls,”
a spoof of The Glass Menagerie.
The evening will continue with
“Auto-da-Fé” by Tennessee
Williams. These hilarious one-act
plays will keep you entertained
all night. Tickets are $18. Get
them in advance by calling the
box office at the number listed
above. Performances run through
October 9.
Sat., Sept. 25
Tate Street Festival.
Tate Street near UNCG; Tate
St., Greensboro; 336.340.1988;
12 p.m.;
FREE
It’s that time of year again –
the annual Tate Street Festival is
back! From 12 to 6 p.m. today,
drop by Tate Street (near UNCG)
to check out local arts, crafts,
jewelry, clothes, face painting,
vendors and live music.
Matty Sheets & the
Blockheads, Ben
Jensen Jazz
Trio, the Brand
New Life,
Bruce Piephoff
with Casey
Cranford &
Sandy Blocker
and Braco will
perform throughout
the day.
Sun., Sept. 26
PBPS Blues Challenge.
Zion Bar & Grill; 5601
Roanne Way, Greensboro;
336.222.5030; www.piedmontblues.org; 1 p.m.; $5 to $7
Today at 1 p.m. is the
Piedmont Blues Preservation
Society Blues Challenge’s band
competition. Local blues bands
will compete to represent the
PBPS in the International Blues
Challenge in Memphis and play
at the 25th annual Carolina Blues
Festival. Cash prizes will be
awarded to the second and third
place winners. Admission to Zion
Bar & Grill for the band competition
is $7 and $5 for PBPS members.
Don’t miss this opportunity
to hear the up and coming blues
talent.
Mon., Sept. 27
Rise Aiyiti.
Studio B; 520 S. Elm St.,
Greensboro; 336.965.0983;
www.riseayiti.org; 5 p.m.; $5
Head over to Studio B in
Greensboro tonight for a
RISE Ayiti benefit.
RISE Ayiti is a joint
effort between
community
leaders of Haiti
and global
volunteers to
help the rebuilding
of Haiti.
A minimum $5
donation gets you in
the door. Money raised
will go towards the building of an
orphanage in Jacmel, Haiti. The
evening will consist of a drum
circle, live music performances,
free food and a dance party. Visit
www.riseayiti.org to learn more
about this cause.
Tues., Sept. 28
Green Drinks.
Noma’s; 321 W. 4th St., Winston-
Salem; 336.310.5565; www.greendrinks.org; 5:30 p.m.;
FREE
Green Drinks is a networking
group that meets on the fourth
Tuesday of every month in
Winston-Salem. They are made
up of environmentally conscious
and “green” professionals. If
you fall into this category then
tonight at 5:30 p.m. you’ll have
a chance to relax and mingle at
Noma’s with people that share
some of the same interests as
you. For more information on
the event, e-mail sarah@leaprealty.
net, call 336.310.5565 or
visit www.greendrinks.org.
Wed., Sept. 29
Scitech Lecture.
Ardmore Auditorium, Main
Campus Forsyth Tech
Community College; 2100
Silas Creek Parkway, Winston-
Salem; 336.734.7205; www.forsythtech.edu; 4 p.m.; FREE
Part of Forsyth Tech
Community College’s 50th anniversary
celebration is a lecture
series called SciTech. Today’s
opening presentation will be given
by Dr. Frank Torti of Wake Forest
University’s Health Services
Comprehensive Cancer Center. He
will discuss the topic of advancing
cancer treatment through technology
innovation. The lecture starts
at 4 p.m. in Ardmore Auditorium.
To reserve your seat contact Mona
Cofer at the number listed above
or by e-mail at mcofer@forsythtech.
edu. For a complete list of the
College’s 50th Anniversary events
visit www.forsythtech.edu.
