10 events found for March 21, 2010:

Coastal Living Showcase 11:00AM  Over 90 vendors will showcase their wares and services. Great shopping, great door prizes; all proceeds are funneled back into our community location: Schwartz Center at Cape Fear Community College parking: Free cost: $4.00 per person For more information visit: www.wilmingtonwomensclub.com Posted by: Andrea Humphries

Cape Fear Skies: Objects in Space 1:30PM  3…2…1…Blastoff! Venture into Cape Fear Museum’s portable planetarium and explore the night sky in the daytime. Journey into the depths of outer space to discover comets, meteors and asteroids. Free with Museum admission. Appropriate for all ages. Parental participation is required. Posted by: Cape Fear Museum

NC Black Film Festival: The Life I Meant to Live 2:00PM  Feature by Leander Sales Narvis, a mother and wife dying from sickle cell anemia, feels she has done nothing special with her life, so she decides to do something special with her death. The North Carolina Black Film Festival spotlights features, shorts, documentaries and animation by and about African Americans, with cash prizes awarded to the best works in each genre. Festival Hotline 910-612-7832 Posted by: Black Arts Alliance, Inc.

The Cove. Cinematique. Archives Theatre. $7. General Admission. 3:00PM  Tickets for this event may be purchased online by clicking here Academy Award Winner for Best Documentary of 2009, The Cove follows an elite team of activists, filmmakers and freedivers as they embark on a covert mission to penetrate a remote and hidden cove in Taiji, Japan, shining a light on a dark and deadly secret. Utilizing state-of-the-art techniques, including hidden microphones and cameras in fake rocks, the team uncovers how this small seaside village serves as a horrifying microcosm of massive ecological crimes happening worldwide. The result is a provocative mix of investigative journalism, eco-adventure and arresting imagery, adding up to an unforgettable story that has inspired audiences worldwide to action. 92 minutes. Rated PG-13. In English & Japanese. Visit the official website for this film Ticket Purchase Options for this Event: Tickets for this event may be purchased online by clicking here or you may purchase tickets in person or by telephone with a Visa or MasterCard at the Thalian Hall Center Box Office, located in the lobby of Thalian Hall at 310 Chestnut St. in historic downtown Wilmington, NC. Local telephone: 343-3664 Toll-free long distance: 1-800-523-2820 Box Office Hours Wednesday through Saturday: 2:00 to 6:00 PM, or until curtain. Sunday through Tuesday: Two hours prior to curtain. Posted by: Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts

NC Black Film Festival: Obama in North Carolina 4:00PM  Obama in North Carolina: The Path to History Documentary by Cash Michaels This film not only explores some of the unforgettable events in North Carolina during the 2008 presidential campaign that helped an unknown African-American senator win the White House, but the historic path carved from the post-Reconstruction Jim Crow era of the early 1900's, through the tumultuous '60's civil rights movement and beyond in North Carolina, that made 2008's singular moment in time possible. The North Carolina Black Film Festival spotlights features, shorts, documentaries and animation by and about African Americans, with cash prizes awarded to the best works in each genre. Festival Hotline 910-612-7832 Posted by: Black Arts Alliance, Inc.

Music at First - Mary Jo White and Rob Nathanson 5:00PM  UNCW faculty members Mary Jo White and Rob Nathanson join forces in a program which includes "Acrobats," a Holocaust memorial piece by composer David Leisner. Where: First Presbyterian Church sanctuary, 125 South 3rd Street, Wilmington, NC 28401. Phone: (910) 762-6688 All concerts are free; donations are accepted. Posted by: First Presbyterian Church

The Guerilla Film Series Presents 'Fatal Flaw' at the Browncoat 5:00PM  Written by Joe Simpkin, this thriller involves a gambler who convinces his wife to mortgage their home so he can place the ultimate wager. But someone's paying attention, and the man faces an intense interrogation. Official Selection at the 2009 Charleston International Film Festival. Admission:$5.00 SUNDAY SHOWTIME IS AT 5pm. Posted by: Brown Coat Pub & Theatre

Free Live Music: Taylor Allen at The Soapbox 8:00PM  This solo act from New Jersey will perform in the Lounge. Admission: Free The Soapbox is located in Historic Downtown Wilmington in the former Elk's Temple Building on Front Street. The location is easily accessible from Interstate 40, US 17, and US 74/76. Soapbox Laundro-Lounge (910) 251-8500 255 N. Front St Wilmington, NC 28401 booking@soapboxlaundrolounge.com Posted by: Soapbox Laundro-Lounge

Poetry at the Browncoat Pub & Theatre 8:00PM  Local poets share their souls every Sunday night at the Browncoat Pub & Theatre at 111 Grace Street, Downtown Wilmington. Service Industry Night -- Open Mic Poetry 8pm -- Karaoke Kong 10pm -- $3 Everything Posted by: Brown Coat Pub & Theatre

Homeless People perform at Bottega 9:00PM  Homeless People perform / Dale DJ’s - all shows begin around 9pm unless otherwise noted.      Events are always free! Call 910.763.3737 for details. Bottega Art Bar & Gallery 208 North Front Street Downtown Wilmington Posted by: bottega art & wine