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Star-Powered ShowExtolled as a hurricane of the musical theaterworld by the New York Times, Audra McDonald isone of the most celebrated sopranos of our era.Coming to Appleton’s Lawrence Universityfollowing her Tony award-winning run of 322Broadway performances of “Porgy and Bess,” oneof the biggest names in the musical theater worldoffers Fox Citians a phenomenal opportunity tohear vocal music of the highest quality.“The reaction here has been one of profoundexcitement,” says Brian Pertl, Dean of the LawrenceConservatory. “She is one of the most importantmusical figures we’ve had in a number of years.”As a recipient of five Tony Awards and two GrammyAwards, McDonald has been lauded across all genres ofthe singing world, but don’t let her star powerintimidate you. While her masterclassoffers lifelong vocal students anexpert learning opportunity, theconcert will undoubtedly be “a greatintroduction to solo voice.”Besides musical theater, McDonald’sversatile voice provides a plethora ofpieces for a variety of musicalpalates. “Those who are nervousabout a classical vocal concertneedn’t be afraid,” says Pertl. TheMarch 10 concert offers “awonderful combination of an accessible program withone of the beautiful voices of our generation.”Something for everyone, including musically-mindedminors with parents willing to brave the 8pm downbeat.To reserve seats in the Lawrence Memorial Chapel call832-6749 or visit the Lawrence University Box office.—By Matt De StasioLawton Gallery, Theatre Hall,UW-Green Bay. 465-2271Post-Conceptual Glitter (AMastery of Fine ArtsPaine Art Center & Gardens,Oshkosh. 235-690310 | foxcitiesmagazine.com | March 2013Exhibition)Mar 7–Apr 4. Guest curated byScott Vanidestine this exhibitionfeatures the work of 26 artistsworking in a variety of media all ofwhom are either recent graduates, orcurrent students in the MFA programat the University of Illinois atUrbana-Champaign.Mosquito Hill Nature Center,New London. 779-6433.My Pinhole Camera at MosquitoHillthru Mar 31. Photography by NickDvoracek.Calm Before the Stormthru Apr 7. Calm before the Stormbrings together a selection ofextraordinary artworks chosen fortheir contrasting extremes in weather& mood.Rooms of Bloomsthru Mar 3 & Mar 7–10. ThePaine's interiors will be bursting w/floral arrangements & creations.From single artistic arrangements toelaborate table settings & entireroom installations, the show will bean extraordinary delight ofspectacular sights and aromas.Peninsula Art School & Gallery,Fish Creek. 868-3455We LOVE Art: Tell Me a Storythru Mar 23. View artworks by localyouth that showcase the figurativeand literal connections between artand storytelling.Plymouth Arts Center. 892-840910 x 10 paint. color. blend –TheGarret Girlsthru Mar 29. The original paintingsof these 10 award-winning artistsclearly illustrate their diverse styles& convey their individual points ofview.Rahr-West Art Museum,Manitowoc. 683-4501Youth Art SeriesMar 3–May 26. The Rahr-West ArtMuseum is invigorated byscintillating youth art fromManitowoc area schools & homeschool students.Silver Lake College Art Wing,Manitowoc. 684-6691Guest exhibitor, Hannah Irlbeckthru Mar 22. Paintings.The Trout Museum of Art,Appleton. 733-4089Members’ Biennial Exhibitionthru Mar 30. A juried exhibitfeaturing the diversity & strength ofworks by artist members of TheTrout.Wriston Art Center Galleries.Lawrence University, Appleton.832-6621.Art & Textthru Mar 10. Leech Gallery.Erin Beaverthru Mar 10. Large Paper Collage inHoffmaster Gallery.Current Voodoothru Mar 10. Prints from the LSUPrint Workshop in Kohler Gallery.Caitee Hoglund (LU ’12)Mar 29–May 5. Leech Gallery.community &cultural events2–3 | EAA Family FlightfestDiscover the world of aviation w/ aninteractive, educational experience.10am–4pm. EAA, Oshkosh. 426-6880.8 | The Five Easy PiecesDinner & dance w/ entertainment tofollow. 6–10pm. Thompson CommunityCenter, Appleton. 225-1700.8–10 | VHBA Home ExpoF, 4–8pm; Sa & Su, 11am–5pm.Players Choice of the Fox Cities,Appleton. 731-7931.9 | USS Cobia Nook & Cranny TourA behind the scenes look at a WWIIsubmarine. 9–11:30am. WisconsinMaritime Museum. 866-724-2356.
9–10 | Parade of Remodeled Homes11am–5pm. Various locations. 731-7931.14–17 | WBAY Home & Garden ShowTh, 4–8pm; F, 12–8pm; Sa, 10am–8pm; Su,10am–4pm. Brown County Arena &Shopko Hall, Green Bay. 438-3270.16 | St. Patrick’s Day Parade10am–1am. Downtown Green Bay. 437-5972.16 | Garden Expectations Conference Hear experts share their wisdom & browsevendor exhibits. 8:30–3:30pm. Liberty Hall,Kimberly. 731-9385.18 | St. Patrick’s Day LunchEntertainment by Bill Clancy. 12–2pm.Thompson Community Center, Appleton.225-1700.22–24 | 36th Annual Tri-County ArenaHome & Garden ShowF, 5–8:30pm; Sa, 9am–4:30pm; Su, 10am–4pm.Tri-County Arena, Neenah. 731-9731x10.24 | Antiques Appraisal Have your vintage toys, photos & ceramicsappraised by Antiques Roadshow guestexpert Mark Moran. 1:30–4:30pm. MenashaPublic Library. 967-3690.fundraisers9 | Rock for Wishes7 of the area’s best bands: Rooftop Jumpers,Half Empty, Ask Your Mother, Cycledown,Star 69, The Presidents & Shaker & theEgg! We also have 50/50 raffles, silentauction items, & much more. 3pm. Tanner’sBar & Grill, Kimberly. 707-7651.16 | The Arc Fox Cities 10th Annual TeaParty & Fashion Show We invite children w/ & w/o disabilities toparade in their outfits under the spotlight.11am–1pm. Bridgewood Resort Hotel,Neenah. 725-0943.23 | A cappella Karaoke KafeMajor fundraiser for The Fox Valley Chorusof Sweet Adelines. 7pm. Fox Valley TechnicalCollege, Appleton. 715-526-6163.lectures, readings &discussions2 | Outagamie County Master GardenersIncorporating vegetables into a flowergarden. 10–11:30am. Appleton PublicLibrary. 832-6173.4 | Nature & Wildlife of the WoodlandDunesJoin us for a discussion on the Nature &Wildlife of the Woodland Dunes in TwoRivers. 2–3pm. Neenah Public Library.886-6315.4 | On the Road Again w/ MasterGardenersOut West: The Canadian & AmericanRockies. 7–8pm. Appleton Public Library.832-6173.5 | Visiting Artist: Evan Baden Lecture“Technically Intimate: Recent Work byEvan Baden” w/ reception following.4:45–6pm. Lawrence University WristonArt Center, Appleton. 832-6612.7 | America’s Music Series“Broadway: The American Musical: Episode2, Syncopated City (1919–1933)’ followedby a discussion. 6:30pm. Warch CampusCenter Cinema @ Lawrence University,Appleton. 832-6612.9 | Irish WarriorsA look at the world of the Medieval IrishWarrior. 10:30–11:30am. New LondonPublic Museum. 982-8520.9 | Saturday Learning Series: The Historyof the Hess Cooperage CompanyLearn about a Wisconsin’s largestindependent cooperage (barrel making)company that manufactured & repairedbeer & wine kegs. 1–2pm. WisconsinMaritime Museum, Manitowoc. 684-0218.11 | Meet Wisconsin Authors SeriesFeaturing the Sanvidge sisters, authors ofApple Betty & Sloppy Joe. 4–5pm.Appleton Public Library. 832-6173.18 | Knit2TogetherMultigenerational knitting circle. 6:30–8pm.Appleton Public Library. 832-6173.21 | Creative CommunityBring your latest crafting project & suppliesto the library for an evening of hanging outw/ other crafty types. 6–7:45pm. LittleChute Public Library. 788-7825.21 | Neenah 101: Behind the NamesWilliam Brehm will discuss theinterconnections & genealogies of the area’spast residents. 7–8:15pm. Neenah PublicLibrary. 729-0244.23 | Spring Thaw Symposium Featuring author Marty Wingate, Jim Naufrom Ball Horticulture Company, RichardHawke, Plant Evaluation Manager atChicago Botanic Garden & Zannah Crowefrom Monches Farm. 9am–3pm. Green BayBotanical Garden. 490-9457.28 | Holy Thursday Gather for supper & be fed in body & soul.6:30–8pm. The Bridge-Between RetreatCenter, Denmark. 864-7230.29 | Good Friday: Healing a FragmentedWorld Invite your spouse, neighbor or friend tosupper for conversation & inspiration.6:30–8pm. The Bridge-Between RetreatCenter, Denmark. 864-7230.March 2013 | foxcitiesmagazine.com | 11
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