Schedule

Event	Presenter/Group	Time	Location

Literay Events March 26		Monday
Novelist/Poet	Ron Rash, the first John A. Parris, Jr., and Dorothy Luxton Parris Distinguished Professor of Appalachian Studies, WCU	9:30-10:20am "Down from the Mountain: Ron Rash Reads from His Poetry and Fiction" 10:30-11:20am Conversation with Ron Rash (autographing at 1:10pm)	Tate Hall
the first Irene Blair Honeycutt Distinguished Lecturer, CPCC	Dr. Edward Hirsch, poet and president of The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation	11:30-12:20pm "How Poetry Serves As a Filter for Globalization" 12:30-1:00pm Conversation with Dr. Hirsch (followed by autographing)	Halton Theater
Young Adult Fiction	Karon Luddy, Novelist	12:00-2:00pm	Levine Auditorium
Charlotte Writers Club Poets	Ann Campanella Barbara Conrad Clarence Eden	2:00-3:15pm	Tate Hall
the first Irene Blair Honeycutt Distinguished Lecturer, CPCC	Dr. Edward Hirsch	7:30-8:45pm Reading with Commentary 8:45-9:30pm Autographing/ Reception	Halton Theater

Tuesday 27th
CPCC Press LIVE!	CPCC Press Authors	10:30-NOON	Tate Hall
CPCC Piano and Voice Recital	CPCC Music	12:30-2:00 pm	Bryant Recital Hall
Cackalaky Winners	Screening of selected winners of the Cackalaky Film Festival	1:00-3:30pm	Halton Theater
Getting Published	CPCC Press Panel	2:00-3:30 pm	Tate Hall
Meet the artist	Charlie Arnold - visual artist	3:30-5:00 pm	Tate Hall
Imagery in Contemporary Art	CPCC Visual Arts	5:00-6:00pm	Tate Hall
Film People	CPCC Film and Video	7:30 pm	Halton Theater

Wednesday 28th
Historic Reenactment	Hezekiah Alexander Homesite Players	10:30-11:00 am	Overcash Lobby
History Panel	Dan Morrill; Tom Hanchett, Michael Scoggins, Tony Zeiss	11:00-NOON	Tate Hall
Restoring Historic Property	Jack Thomson, Gary Ritter	12:30-1:30 pm	Tate Hall
Video Editing Seminar	Apple Computer Program - Francis Shepherd	6:00-7:30 pm	Bryant Recital Hall
Gene Bryant Memorial Concert	CPCC Music	7:30-9:30 pm	Halton Theater

Thursday 29th
Early Music Concert	CPCC Early Music	12:30-1:30 pm	Tate Hall
Meet the Artist	Greg Wyatt	2:00-3:00 pm	Tate Hall
Student Film Competition	CPCC Film	3:00-6:00 pm	Bryant Recital Hall
Folk Music Session	Charlotte Folk Society Charlotte Folk Society musicians Tom Walsh (fiddle), Martha Kiker (autoharp & banjo), and Phil Lesser (banjo, guitar & hammered dulcimer) perform traditional string-band music. Highly accomplished, they play it all - from beautiful waltzes to lively tunes that set your hands to clapping and your feet to dancing! Catch them Saturday mornings, playing with the group "Local Tomatoes" at the Mecklenburg County Farmers Market on Harding Place. The Charlotte Folk Society: Celebrating 25 Years, 1982-2007. Visit www.folksociety.org.	3:30-5:00 pm	Tate Hall
The Healing Power of Art and Music	Judy Collins	7:30 pm	Halton Theater

Friday 30th
Latin Jazz/Flutepraise	Tommy Lopez	12:30-1:30 pm	Tate Hall
Jazz Panel	CPCC Music/Charlotte Jazz Society	3:30-5:00 pm	Tate Hall
Billy Spencer Memorial Jazz Concert	CPCC Big Band, A Sign of the Times, Charlotte Jazz Orchestra	7:30-8:00 pm 8:00-9:00 pm 9:00-10:00 pm	Halton Theater

Saturday 31st
ArtsFest Closing Party	Beach Music by Smitty Flynn & The Rivieras and Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs	7:00-10:30 pm	Taylor Hall

ALL WEEK
Gallery exihit	Robert Tynes	All week	Ross Gallery Lobby
Pease Gallery	Ed Burnam	All week	Pease Gallery
A table to sell our titles	Bookstore	All week	Lobby of Overcash
Up and Coming Artists in Our Community		All week	Cato Campus Atrium

OTHER CAMPUS EVENTS
Monday 26th
Author's Reading, Etc.	Karen Luddy	12:00-12:50 pm 1:00-1:50 pm	Levine Auditorium Room 2150
Wednesday 28th
Art in the Garden	Elizabeth Harris	2:30-3:30 pm	Cato Campus Auditorium
Storytelling for a Diverse Population	Irania Macias Patterson	2:00-3:30 pm	West Campus Auditorium Room 1120
Thursday 29th
Woman in Welding: “It’s Not Just an Arc, It’s an Adventure”	Irene Houston	NOON-1:00 pm	Harper Campus Room 303
Friday 30th
Artistic Airbrush Demonstration	Andrew Calhoun	9:00-11:00 am	North Campus TS Building, Room TS160