The Surry Arts Council presents an evening of country music provided by Country Magic.

Portable Hero lifts you up at Skyhigh Hookah Lounge on May26th. Never has the music been so high energy but seating so comfortable than at the hookah lounge. We'll have you seeing smoke rings in no time.

John Wilkes Boothe And The Black Toothe are a high-energy Indie-Americana trio from Asheville NC. This is their first time playing in Greensboro, a town which they hope to infect with their quirky brand of folk-absurdism. Making use of a wide variety of different instruments, their shows are dynamic and frenetic, laughable and terrifying. The Toothe joins Greensboro's The Lake Isle, contemplative and tuneful indie-rockers. The evening is sure to deliver sonic bliss unto all in attendance. A $3 donation will be levied.

Local Songwriter Shawn Overman performs original songs.

PepperDome is world influenced rock music that is passionate, dynamic, intense, and humorous with a powerful message. Listen to the music at: PepperDome: www.pepperdomeband.comnPortable Hero: http://www.reverbnation.com/portableheronJeremy Autry: http://www.jeremyautry.com/nThe Draves: http://www.reverbnation.com/thedraves

Mike Blair and the Stonewalls of Wilmington NC join forces with Greensboro's own Whisky Christy and the Half Pint Orchestra for a night of fantastic music!

Live Music outside

Live Music outside

PERSIAN DANCE WORKSHOP AND SHOWnKatayoun teaches workshops on Classical Persian Dance and Modern and Social Persian Dances. She is of Iranian Heritage and lives in the Washington, DC area. Workshops include insight into ancient Persian culture and modern Iran, music, costuming and presentation for various styles of dance. Some previous dance experience recommended. All ages from 12 to Senior Citizens invited. Discounted fees if registered before April 21. Show at night.

Logan Venderlic - Sprung from the hills of rural West Virginia, Logan Venderlic weaves his own brand of modern, indie-infused hooks and applies it to contemporary Appalachian folk, dubbing the creation “Folk Wave.”nnThe Record - The Record started in 2011 as a small recording project by long-time band mates Sean Spollen and Tyler Drake (Cool Ethan/Gossip Grows on Trees). They self-recorded, mixed, mastered, and released their first 6-track EP, The Things You Can't Forget, in May 2011 and played local shows as well as an east coast tour as a acoustic duo in support. In the fall of 2011, they added keyboardist/vocalist Will Hendrick to the lineup and began work on their second EP, Party Monster. Again, the group maintained their DIY attitude as they recorded, mixed, and mastered the EP out of their house. During the Party Monster sessions, the group expanded and added a rhythm section in drummer Robbie Duncan and bassist Forrest Leker to complete their sound. The new album from The Record swings from grungy guitar leads to multi-part vocal harmonies, blending the now five-piece band’s diverse range of influences into four big pop-rock songs. nnnWood Ear - In the culinary world, the term “wood ear” refers to two different varieties of edible fungus commonly available in Asian markets and used in certain types of cuisine. At first blush, it has little to do with the Durham, N.C. band that shares its name. In existence for a little more than eight years, Wood Ear is a band that revolves around the songwriting of Nate Tarr, whose dark but redemptive odes are wrapped up in daydream-y distorted folk rock. It’s the kind of thing that feels distinctly modern—and also distinctly American.

This is going to be an amazing show!! Burn doordoordoordoor is going to tickle your toes, The Back Pockets are going to blow your brain right out of your face and then Man Man is going to put your tickled toes and blown out brains into a blender and make a tasty beverage that you will never forget!