“Year of the Cab(ernet)”
Friday • March 4 • 7:00

The Stockton Performing Arts Center will hold its “Year of the Cab(ernet)” Wine Tasting with Al Stewart Fundraiser on Friday, March 4, at the Carriage House in Galloway, New Jersey. Al Stewart’s hits include:  “Year of the Cat,” “Time Passages,” “On The Border” and “Song on the Radio.” The wine tasting is now sold out.  Tickets are still available for the concert at 8:30pm.

$35 Concert Only

“Tango Fire”
Saturday • January 29 • 7:30pm

Who needs Dancing With the Stars,” when enjoy live dancing so good it will make them shiver? Even Mikhail Baryshnikov raved, of almost indescribable beauty: the grace of ballet and the fire of flamenco.” Pulses will be racing when Estampas Porteñas performs “Tango Fire.” Featuring a quintet of brilliant young musicians, ten torrid dancers and two fine singers, “Tango Fire” offers a journey through the history of Tango -- the world’s most alluring and exciting dance. The Tango is Argentina’s gift to the world. The very word evokes sensuality and intrigue, lust and provocation, raw energy and knife-edge precision.

$40 Orchestra • $25 Mezzanine
$35 Senior Orchestra • $20 Senior Mezzanine (age 60 and above)
$10 Children (under 12 with adult ticket)

www.tango-fire.com
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Bay-Atlantic Symphony
“Facile Façades”
Sunday • January 30 • 2:00pm
*Conversation with the Conductor at 1 PM on the Main Stage

This chamber concert is a pure delight, with pieces that will entrance you with their sounds. Sir William Walton and Dame Edith Sitwell concocted Façade as an entertainment for two narrators. The words are at times satirical, at times nonsensical, and are used as much for their sonic qualities as their meaning. In contrast, Beethoven is at his most pure and sincere in the lovely Septet, one of his earliest works.

$25 Adults and Seniors
$15 Children (under 12 with adult ticket)

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Keith Hollis Band
Monday • January 31 • 7:30pm
In Alton Auditorium

Born and raised in Atlantic City, Keith Hollis started playing the drums when he was nine-years old. His musical talent also includes playing the trumpet from the time he was in elementary school all the way through high school. Hollis’ musical influence is deeply rooted in gospel. He played at his father’s church for many years. This was a springboard to his future where he played with such noted artists as Kirk Franklin, Kim Burrell and Jeff Majors. For three months, Hollis embarked on a European tour with the Harlem Gospel Singers. He has also had the honor of playing for Gerald Veasley, Dexter Wansel, Bonnie Siegler, Jean Carn, and various Sound of Philadelphia artists. Hollis has performed with great local jazz musicians such as Gina Roché, John Andrews, Bob Ferguson, Tim Lekan, Eddie Morgan, Pete Chavez, and Tony Deluca.

$15 All Seats

www.keithhollis.com

Late Night Catechism 3
“Til Death Do Us Part”
Saturday • February 5 • 7:30pm

Celebrate Valentines Day early with some hilarious couple’s counseling from Sister! You may even get to play “The Newlywed Game” with her.

“‘Til Death Do Us Part: Late Nite Catechism 3” is the latest class to be unveiled in this sinfully funny series. After teaching countless students all about the saints, venial sins, guilt, limbo and more, Sister is now offering up hilarious lessons on the Sacraments of Marriage and Last Rites, including her own wacky version of the Newlywed Game. Classroom participation is a must so bring along your sweetie and your sense of humor for a session with the country’s feistiest couples counselor!

$40 Orchestra • $25 Mezzanine
$35 Senior Orchestra • $20 Senior Mezzanine (age 60 and above)
$10 Children (under 12 with adult ticket)

The Best of Hot Tuna
Hot Tuna Blues with Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady, Charlie Musselwhite & Jim Lauderdale
Monday • February 14 • 7:30pm
In Performing Arts Center

It’ll be a smoking night of “Hot Tuna” with Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady, blues icon Charlie Musselwhite on harmonica and guitar, and two-time Grammy®- winner Jim Lauderdale. From their days playing together as teenagers to their current acoustic and electric blues, probably no one has more consistently led American music for the last fifty years than Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady, the founders and continuing core members of Hot Tuna.

Sold Out

LIMITED SEATING
$40 Orchestra • $25 Mezzanine
$35 Senior Orchestra • $20 Senior Mezzanine (age 60 and above)
$10 Children (under 12 with adult ticket)

www.hottuna.com
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“Voices”
Freed Yorick Ensemble
Thursday • February 17 • 7:30pm

Anne Frank, Helen Keller, Henry David Thoreau, Emily Dickenson and Langston Hughes all together on one stage for one incredible night!

“Voices,” a play conceived and directed by F. Reed Brown, a Stockton alumnus, weaves together the words of five literary figures who, for varying reasons, wrote in isolation: Anne Frank, Helen Keller, Henry David Thoreau, Emily Dickinson and Langston Hughes.

$25 Adults
$20 Seniors
$10 Children (under 12 with adult ticket)

www.freedbrown.com
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