Join Primary Flight, Elsewhere and the Downtown Greenway for the opening of the Greenway from West Lee to Spring Garden. Luminary speakers will include Secretary of Cultural Affairs Linda Carlisle, NEA president Rocco Landsman, artists Jim Gallucci and Scott Richardson, and new mural artists Primary Flight. The event will include a beer garden by Natty Greene’s, music by Lauren Docett, and cycle-taxi service with Elsewhere’s 6-person beach bicycle. Miami-based street artists Primary Flight will invite audiences to join them in completing the last section of the spring garden underpass mural.

The Surry Arts Council presents an evening of beach music provided by the Fantastic Shakers!nwww.fantasticshakers.com

Savor the smell of our roses in full bloom. Enjoy a glass of Raffaldini wine as you take a complimentary tour of the gardens surrounding Villa Raffaldini. This event will be held rain or shine. No admission fee.

Bring mom to Raffaldini Vineyards to experience our beautiful views while you enjoy our award-winning Raffaldini wines! All mothers will receive a complimentary tasting of our Frizzante wine paired with a sampling of chocolate!

Contra dance with live string band and caller every Tuesday night. Newcomers' lesson at 7:30. No partner is needed. Casual dress. Good exercise, lots of fun, beautiful venue.

Buckcherry Biographynby Jason AnkenynThe Los Angeles-based hard rock act Buckcherry formed in mid-1995, after singer Joshua Todd and guitarist Keith Nelson were introduced through their tattoo artist. After cutting several demos, the duo recruited bassist Jonathan “J.B.” Brightman and drummer Devon Glenn and began performing live, quickly earning a local following for their swaggering, grunge-flavored music. Following the subsequent addition of second guitarist Yogi, Buckcherry signed with DreamWorks Records and issued their self-titled debut LP in 1999. Singles such as “Check Your Head” and “For the Movies” were modern rock hits, allowing Buckcherry to raise their profile by summer 2000.nThe following year, Buckcherry released their second album, Time Bomb. Although it wasn’t widely noticed by critics, AC/DC recruited the band as an opening act for a series of shows, and Buckcherry‘s audience grew accordingly. In July 2002, founding member Joshua Todd unexpectedly quit the group, and Buckcherry took a multi-year hiatus to recoup. They eventually regrouped in 2005 with original members Todd and Nelson, as well as newcomers Xavier Muriel (drums), bassist Jimmy Ashhurst, and guitarist Stevie D. The revised lineup hit the studio later that year to record 15, which was released in early 2006 and yielded the band’s first Top Ten pop single, “Sorry.” 15 went platinum on the strength of its crossover appeal, and Buckcherry quickly returned in 2008 with a fourth album, Black Butterfly. The concert album Live & Loud 2009 was released the following year, as the band prepared to hit the road as KISS‘ opening act. in 2010, the band released its fifth, full-length album, All Night Long.

The Surry Arts Council presents an evening of beach music provided by Too Much Sylvia!!nwww.toomuchsylvia.com

The Traveling Hootenany visits Elsewhere. Come with your instrument or just to listen to local old-time and bluegrass songs.

UNCSA’s Community Music School, which offers private music lessons in downtown Winston-Salem for all ages, presents performances by outstanding students chosen for this recital by way of audition. Enjoy singing, piano, and other instrumental performances in this celebration of music.

The Surry Arts Council presents an evening of beach music provided by The Tams.