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Call to Artists: Pyramid Hill Arts Fair
Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park is now accepting applications for its seventh annual Art Fair, to be held Sept. 26-27.
Eligible work must be hand-made and of original concept.
For application, contact Pyramid Hill by e-mail or call (513) 868-8336.
Middletown Lyric Theatre holds auditions
Middletown Lyric Theatre is holding auditions 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 2, for a Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre, “Bingo Spells Murder.”
Characters looking for actors include:
Father O’Sullivan - The head of the financially challenged Our Lady of All Most Lost Causes Orphanage
Greg Arlington: Grew up in the orphanage, fiancé of Jennifer
Judy Tremont: The orphanages anal retentive bookkeeper
Jerry Verricione: Sent to the orphanage to do a job for the Don (mob)
Bunny DeVaine: New Yorker with big plans for the orphanages building and grounds
Claude Chandham: Bunny’s spineless husband
All of the characters have over-the-top personalities
Auditions will be at 1530 Central Avenue, Middletown. E-mail for more information.
Hamilton Lane Library Group Discusses The Innocent Man
The Hamilton Lane Library’s Great Books Discussion Group meets 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 17, to discuss “The Innocent Man” by John Grisham. This group is for adults 18 and over and requires registration. To register, call Information Services at (513) 894-7158.
Read or Die Book Group for Teens at the Oxford Lane Library
Investigate the book “The Warrior Heir” by Cinda Williams Chima at the Read or Die Book Group for teens 13-18, 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 12, at the Oxford Lane Library. Stolen artifacts, forgotten legacies, double crossings; pick up this book to discover action so intense you’ll have to read it all - before someone dies. Registration is required. Call (513) 523-7531, ext. 218. The Oxford Lane Library is located at 15 S. College Ave.
Meet the Authors at the Hamilton Lane Library
The Hamilton Lane Library presents an author panel discussion, “Tales from the Keyboard,” 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 14.
Adults 18 and over are invited to hear what authors Jennifer Crusie, Anne Stuart and Lani Diane Rich have to say about their new collaborative novel, “Dogs and Goddesses.”
Authors Shelley Galloway, Patricia Sargeant and Heather Webber will share a discussion about starting a writing career and changing genres in today’s industry.
A book sale and signing will follow the presentation. For more details about this event, call 894-7158. The Hamilton Lane Library is located at 300 N. Third St.
Ben Folds coming to Cincinnati
Ben Folds will perform 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 19, at the Cintas Center at Xavier University in support of his critically-acclaimed 3rd studio album, “Way to Normal.” Tickets are $25.
According to his website, the album, Folds’ third solo studio release, is dominated by the kind of irresistible hooks and piano-pounding pandemonium that listeners haven’t been treated to since Folds’ years with his previous band, the platinum-selling Ben Folds Five.
“Way to Normal” is an exuberant, raucous, and sometimes profane mix of sure-fire crowd-pleasers (“Hiroshima,” “Bitch Went Nuts,” and the frenetically fuzzed-out “Dr. Yang”), cheerful snark-fests (“The Frown Song,” “Brainwascht”), and thoughtful, moving ballads (“Cologne,” “Kylie From Connecticut”) that Folds wrote at the end of 2007.
“This new album is really about me being free, which is why it feels cathartic and expressive,” Folds said. “It’s about me coming back to being myself.” (Hence the title.)
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