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Hamilton (Touring)

Cash, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express Will Call is located at the venue box office and is available 2 hours prior to performance. 336-373-7400 In advance - Mon-Sat 10am-6pm Day of Event - Open 2 hours prior

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Lady A: What A Song Can Do Tour 2021

For the safety of our employees and guests, the box office will be closed until further notice. Please keep checking back here for updates as to when we re-open. We appreciate your understanding.

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Green Bay Packers vs. Kansas City Chiefs

Visa, Mastercard, Check, Cash Will Call and ticket windows are located on the northeast side of the stadium, adjacent to the Lambeau Field Atrium. (920) 569-7501 Monday - Friday 9am-5pm Accessible seating is sold out on a season ticket basis. Please check NFL Ticket Exchange for availability.

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“The Art of Unity” exhibit at Chauvet Arts

Join Chauvet Arts for “The Art of Unity” exhibit, a timely rotating show featuring the gallery's diverse roster of acclaimed artists during a time when artists are uniting more than ever. For more information about CHAUVET Arts, featured artists and upcoming exhibitions, please visit www.chauvetarts.com. 215 5th Avenue North Nashville, TN 37219 Open to the public five days a week, Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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16mm Film Screening: Focus on Black Artists - films by Irene Zmurkevych & Jimmie Mannas

The significance of Black American art is international in influence—our first documentary for this program is ambitious in its attempt to take account of the many strains of work and different artists who are responsible for the blossoming of African-American art. The second film takes a more personal approach in its examination of the life of Brooklyn’s own Tom Feelings, known primarily for his childrens’ book illustrations. Black Artists of the U.S.A.—1977. 25 minutes By Irene Zmurkevych Traces the history of Black art in America from its beginnings in the work of slave artisans through the era of portraiture, the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920's, the New Deal Art of the 30's, the political work of the 60's, and the more mainstream product of the 70's. Illustrates and discusses the work of forty Black artists including Thomas Day, Joshua Johnston, Robert Duncanson, Edmonia Lewis, Henry Tanner, Charles White and Romare Bearden.   Head and Heart—1977. 27 minutes. by Jimmie Mannas Born in Brooklyn, New York, Tom Feelings began drawing the world around him from Brownsville to Guyana, from a colorful depiction of the Brooklyn Bridge to his book on slavery, "The Middle Passage." The artist talks about the ostracism of Black artists and the influence of Africa on his art. No Registration Required

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