Cognitive Resonance, Second Shift & Transit Vocal Band perform.
$10-15
Intangibles put music writers in an awkward spot. For instance, there is something special about The Donkeys, a San Diego outfit that washes strung-out Crazy Horse jams in laid-back psychedelics. Their formula isn't groundbreaking. The songwriting is good but not overwhelming. The melodies are strong and inviting but not exceptional. With The Donkeys, it's less about what they're playing than about how they're playing it. They make simple, weird ballads feel expansive just by the tone of Sam Sprague's voice. Difficult to explain, but exceedingly easy to like, The Donkeys are a reminder that overthinking something is often the easiest way to ruin it. Buxton and Troy Hancock also play. —Jordan Lawrence
$6-8Southern Foodways Alliance fundraisers; see website for details. Aug 14-15 guest chef Ed Lee; Sep 18-19 guest chef John Fleer; Jan 29-30 guest chef Chris Hastings; May 20-21 guest chef Steven Satterfield.
$35, $150Meet the Author Tea presentation by Piedmont Laureate Ian Finley follows meeting at 4 pm.
FreeNC Arts Access workshop covering disability awareness & understanding ADA accessibility requests from customers of your organization with a disability.
$10-25First Sight: ESP and Parapsychology in Everyday Life.
The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine by Michael Lewis.
Open to the public. Club members Tom & Barbara Driscoll narrate & show slides from their recent birding trip to Australia.
Free