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gonnahappen events for March 14 2010
4th annual St. Patrick's Day Festival ~ 3-14-2010 4th annual St. Patrick's Day Festival ~ <br />Mar 14, 2010<br />10:00 AM - 04:00 PM<br />4th annual St. Patrick's Day Festival<br /><br />Location:<br />OC Fair & Event Center ~ Lot A (Orange County Market Place)<br /><br /><br />Event Description:<br /><br />Hosted by the Orange County Market Place<br /><br />Days & Hours<br />Sunday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.<br />(The Orange County Market Place is open Saturday and Sunday 7 a.m.-4 p.m.)<br /><br />Prices<br />Admission Free with paid Market Place admission ($2). Children under 12 are free.<br /><br />About this event<br />Orange County's favorite swap meet offers free entertainment for shoppers and visitors. Click here to see an entertainment flyer.<br /><br />For more information<br />Orange County Market Place<br />ocmarketplace.com<br /><br />All acts are subject to change without notice. Costa Mesa Events
Family Winemakers of California Presents Tasting 2010 ~ 3-14-2010 Family Winemakers of California Presents Tasting 2010 ~ Over two hundred wineries, all members of Family Winemakers of California, will be at the Del Mar Fairgrounds on Sunday, March 14, for the Association's 2nd annual appearance in San Diego. The Association has held trade-only tastings in Southern California since 2001 and has chosen to return to San Diego for this one-of-a-kind trade and consumer California wine tasting event. This large tasting will showcase small, family-owned wineries, many of which pour at very few events.<br /><br />2260 Jimmy Durante Boulevard, <br />Del Mar, CA 92014 Del Mar Events
Broadway Bits ~ 3-14-2010 Broadway Bits ~ 3rd season of Broadway Bits, a montage of musical numbers and theatrical scenes from Broadway’s most successful hits including Hairspray, Guys and Dolls, Legally Blonde and Seussical in Sierra School of Performing Arts’ production headlining at the Redfield Proscenium Theatre on the campus of UNR. Featuring 32 musical numbers with 25 of those choreographed by professionals Adam Whitney and Padma Rothchild, the two hour show presents the most talented actors in the region performing 4 shows on Friday March 12 at 7:30 PM, Saturday, March 13 at 2 PM and 7:30 PM, and Sunday, March 14, 2010, at 2 PM. <br /><br />Advance tickets: adults:$16., students/seniors (65+): $12. available at: http://SierraSchoolofPerformingArts.org<br /><br />Tickets at the door: adults: $20., students/seniors (65+): $15.<br /><br />Directions to Redfield ProsceniumTheatre, Church Fine Art Bld. # 78<br />1664 N. Virginia St. near College St.<br />Reno, NV 89557<br /><br />Map also at: http://SierraSchoolofPerformingArts.org<br /><br />More information: Martha Jane Holman: mjholman@me.com Reno, NV Events
The Art of the Concerto - Reno Phil ~ 3-14-2010 The Art of the Concerto - Reno Phil ~ The Art of the Concerto<br />Reno Philharmonic Orchestra, Laura Jackson, conducting<br />Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts<br />March 14 & 16, 2010<br />Sunday 4:00 p.m. and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.<br />Johannes Sebastian Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 3<br />Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 22, featuring Conrad Tao, piano<br />Béla Bartók: Concerto for Orchestra <br />Tickets: Renophil.com, 775-323-6393<br /><br />The March concert is set to highlight the orchestra’s instruments, using music from varied periods in classical music. To begin, the orchestra will pare down, to a small ensemble, to perform the baroque style Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 3. Moving to the classical era, the RPO will perform Mozart’s Piano Concerto no. 22 with the help of Davidson Institute Fellow Laureate, Conrad Tao. American pianist Conrad Tao showed an interest in music at a very early age, when he was found playing children’s songs on the piano at about 18 months of age. Born in Urbana, Illinois, he started violin lessons at age three, formal piano lessons at three-and-a-half, gave his first public piano recital at age four. He performed a recital at the World Piano Pedagogy Conference in Orlando, Florida at age seven. At age eight, he made his concerto debut with the Utah Chamber Music Festival. He has been featured on the NPR program “From the Top,” PBS’s “From the Top - Live from Carnegie Hall,” and on NPR’s “Performance Today”. Conrad is the winner of Juilliard Pre-College’s Piano Competition and the Prokofiev Concerto Competition in 2006. In 2008, Conrad was named a Davidson Fellow Laureate by the Davidson Institute for Talent Development, located in Reno, Nevada. Finishing the timeline of music, the orchestra will feature each of the groups of instruments in the modern composition, Bartók’s Concerto for orchestra. The piece is exciting and thrilling.<br />Prices start at $28 with discounts available to seniors. Students with valid student ID can come early for “rush” seating ½ hour before performance for $8.00. Patrons can join the Music Director Laura Jackson one-half hour prior to each performance for “A Preview from the Podium.” For more information or tickets log onto www.RenoPhil.com, or call the Reno Phil boxoffice (775) 323-6393. Reno Events