November 23rd-30th: Classic Albums Live, Art Salad, The Melton Brothers Band, Capital Holiday Celebration
Classic Albums Live: Pink Floyd – Dark Side of The Moon
Fabulous Pink Floyd album performed cut by cut with top studio musicians. Classic Albums Live takes the classic rock albums you love and recreates them live, on stage—note for note, cut for cut. Legendary songs such as “Breathe,” “On The Run,” “Time,” “Great Gig In The Sky,” and “Money” and the album’s iconic title track will be performed, followed by additional hits from Pink Floyd’s amazing song catalogue. The Grand, November 24th, 8 P.M.
Art SaladArt Salad is a free lunchtime lecture series that features multi-point perspectives into the world of contemporary art from artists, historians, educators, and curators. Virginia artist SunTek Chung included in the exhibition Young Country: Rural Themes in Art discusses his work, culture, and what it means to be an artist working in the south today. Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts, November 29th, 12 P.M.
The Melton Brothers Band with Alfie Moss
The Melton Brothers make the kind of music that gets you tappin’, slappin’, shakin’ and poppin’ from a pin-drop whisper to kickin’ take-your-breath-away grooves. Their style is a blend of groove swing, R&B, country blue and roots rock, and the show is a musical conversation delivering their own songs and stunning interpretations with rhythms and harmonies so tight these guys seem like one soul. World Cafe Live at the Queen, November 30th, 8:30 P.M.
Capital Holiday CelebrationOn Loockerman St. in Downtown Dover next to City Hall. Free Hot Chocolate will be provided by the Kiwanis Club of Dover. Cookies will be provided by Heritage at Dover. Visit the Dover Public Library Children’s Crafts Area! Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.—Emerging Young Leaders will be assisting. Tree Lighting Ceremony Local Dignitaries & School Children to Lead Songs Stroll down Loockerman Street with Santa to his Winter Wonderland Workshop! Caroling Books will be Provided by Delaware State News! November 28th, 5 P.M.
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