Nick Bailey is composer and songwriter for many TV shows including TLC, A&E, and animal planet.
He perform instrumental dinner music for guests that evening.
Music of Black Migrationers
Music is a mainstay in African American culture. From the banjo to African Griots to work songs that lifted our spirits, music gave us hope and kept us sane since landing in America. This program will entertain and remind us that so much of America’s music is tied to that of migrating African Americans.
PRESENTER: DICK KNIGHT & COMPANY shares music of southerners who escaped the violence and injustices of the South to forge better lives and lasting careers by migrating from the South. These people became the backbone of American Music. Come enjoy performances of songs by a few of those great artists such as W. C. Hendy’s “Memphis Blues;” Wilbert Harris’s “Going to Kansas City;” Huddie Lead Belly’s “Midnight Special;” Bessie Smith’s “Give Me A Pig Foot and a Bottle of Beer;” Muddy Waters’s “Got my Mojo Working;” Nina Simone’s “Trouble-in-Mind;” and more.
Popular local singer Alisa Mike serenades us with jazz standards from the Great American Songbook, as well as other classics through the years and ones in the making. Her dynamic vocal range, artistic phrasing and interaction with the audience make for a delightful evening! 7:00 PM Showtime – There is No Cover Charge – Artist Donations Encouraged Table reservations are recommended. 252.631.5122 City Stage is a Private Club. There is a $1.00 Annual Membership Fee.
It’s karaoke night from 8-11pm! The garage doors will be open, flags will be flying, and tunes will be flowing! Come show us what you’ve got!
The mic opens at 8pm. Sign up, plug in and jam out with us!
Singer Songwriter / Mykel Barbee / Soul hippie Wilmington, NC
Enjoy live indie folk rock music by Chuck Phillips, singer/songwriter from Washington, NC.
Miss Evers’ Boys
Drama
Book by David Feldshuh
Directed by Neil Oliver
Produced by Meredith McKee
February 15, 16, 22, 23 at 7:30pm,
February 17, 24 at 2pm.
TICKETS:
(NOT including Sales Tax or Online Service Fee)
Orchestra – Advance: $18, Door: $20,
Students & Active Duty Military: $12Balcony – Advance: $17, Door: $19,
Students & Active Duty Military: $10
Tickets can be purchased by calling the box office at 252-633-0567 or by clicking the link above. Visit us at www.facebook.com/newberncivictheatre
2019 TME jumps up on the scene with a lean and a pocket full of green! We’re back New Bern NC! Get your boogie shoes out cause we’re gonna get down on it Friday night! See you there!!
Brooke McBride is a 26 year-old singer/songwriter that prides herself in writing and singing “no fluff,” “no filler” just real, raw, country music. While originally hailing from the Tar-heel State of North Carolina, Brooke made the move to Nashville, Tennessee in January 2013. Originally a student of the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, she transferred to Belmont University and received a B.B.A. in Music Business in May of 2014. Brooke is a 2013 Carolina Music award nominee for Best Female Country Artist, has been a featured extra on the hit television series “Nashville,” and was part of a CMA Promo Commercial for the 2013 CMA Awards in Nashville. Immediately after graduating from Belmont University in 2014, Brooke released her debut EP, aptly titled, “Songs About Carolina.” She and her band then hit the road touring everywhere from Massachusetts to Montana.
In 2016 she released the single, “Can’t Get Away,” which is a song about the differences (and similarities) of the demons and obstacles faced on and off the road. In 2019, she is set to release her most recent project, a five song EP entitled, Coming Clean.
Brooke plays an average of 100 shows per year ranging from honky tonks, festivals, corporate events, clubs, theatres, private events, radio shows, etc. Brooke’s usual set includes both originals and covers with covers ranging from Johnny Cash to Cee Lo Green. Described as “raw”, “sultry”, and “smokey/southern” no matter what your taste, Brooke’s unique voice and storytelling ability are sure to keep you entertained all night long.
Live music by Paul Brion and The Raucous Brothers at The Brown Pelican.
Craven Concerts presents Expedition: Burt Bacharach Etc. featuring The Lewis and Clark Band at Orringer Hall on the Craven Community College Campus in New Bern. This special performance benefits the musical instrument program for local students.
Enjoy live music by Gary Dudley and Max Tones at Blackbeard’s Triple Play Restaurant & Bar in historic Downtown New Bern.
Miss Evers’ Boys
Drama
Book by David Feldshuh
Directed by Neil Oliver
Produced by Meredith McKee
February 15, 16, 22, 23 at 7:30pm,
February 17, 24 at 2pm.
TICKETS:
(NOT including Sales Tax or Online Service Fee)
Orchestra – Advance: $18, Door: $20,
Students & Active Duty Military: $12Balcony – Advance: $17, Door: $19,
Students & Active Duty Military: $10
Tickets can be purchased by calling the box office at 252-633-0567 or by clicking the link above. Visit us at www.facebook.com/newberncivictheatre
Learn about the conservation work that is done to the artifacts on exhibit in the Governor’s Palace, North Carolina History Center and our historic house museums around Tryon Palace with Behind-the-Scenes tours of the Tryon Palace Conservation Lab.
Observe the techniques and tools the conservation staff uses to preserve items from the past to be showcased in the present and for future generations. Also, guests can learn about techniques they can use to care for their own treasures at home.
Space is limited on each tour and flash photography is prohibited. Tours may involve walking and climbing stairs.
Event Price
Come and test your Trivia skills for an opportunity to win great prizes and have fun with friends! It’s all about bringing people together! Our Kitchen and Bar will have some tasty offerings to compliment the evening. Stick around after the event and enjoy our friendly bartenders and interactive jukebox! 7pm No Cover charge
Try your luck in a fun new twist to trivia! Team Trivia – Eastern NC and Blackbeard’s Triple Play present to you….Family Feud! Build your team and head on downtown to try your hand.
Big Jim Kohler and Friends!
With a unique style all his own, Jim Kohler is one of the last true blues players. Having played for over 20 years with blues legends, Jim has created a killer sound that everyone will enjoy!
7:00pm – 9:00pm There is No Cover Charge
City Stage is a Private Club. There is a $1.00 Annual Membership Fee.
Show off your knowledge in a number of categories. Bring a team or take on everyone by yourself. Fun and prizes from 7-8:30 pm.
Fill the empty bowls of those in need…by filling your own on February 28th, 11am-1:30pm! For $25, you’ll get a hearty lunch, prepared by local restaurants and church groups, along with a handcrafted bowl to take home and use again. Proceeds benefit Religious Community Services and the Craven Arts Council and help us nurture the creative process and feed hungry people in Craven, Jones and Pamlico Counties.
Tickets are available in person at Bank of the Arts, 317 Middle St; over the phone at 252.638.2577; or online http://www.emptybowlsnewbern.org/
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