Calendar MARCH
Through March 16 Sherlock’s Mystery Dinner Theatre presents “The Godfather Murders.” It’s the 100th birthday cel- ebration of the Godfather, Don Connoli Tortellini Pimento Clamato, and the time has come for him to name a successor. Who in the Clamato family will he choose? Or will the ruthless Ravioli family make their move before the old man has a chance to make his choice? Everybody in the audience wants a piece of the action in this hilarious spoof on your favorite mafia movies! Visit Sherlocks
Columbus.com to make reservations online or call 706.604.5634.
Through March 16 The Springer Opera House presents Yesterday and Today: The Interactive Beatles experience! The spectacular Beatles tribute show in which the audience creates the playlist … every night! The Springer is collaborating with America’s fore- most Beatles virtuosos, the McGuigan brothers,
who have spent three years perfecting the entire Beatles catalogue. Each song on each album has been prepared note for note, harmony for harmo- ny, and the spirit of the music has been preserved perfectly. Yesterday and Today personalizes the music with stories and memories provided by the audience. For tickets, call the Springer Box Office at 706.327.3688.
Through June 2 The Columbus Museum presents “Parasols, Purs- es, and Petticoats: Costume Accessories from the Permanent Collection” exhibition. Items featured in the exhibit are fans, parasols, purses, jewelry, bonnets, capes, shoes, shawls and foundation garments. Visitors can try on replicas of pieces found in the show, browse fashion accessory books and explore pieces in the Museum’s perma- nent collection galleries that portray accessories in use. For more info call 706.748.2562 ext. 210 or visit
columbusmuseum.com.
March 9 & 10 The Chattahoochee Valley Camellia Society will hold a Camellia Show at the Columbus Museum. The show, sanctioned by the American Camellia Society is open to the public and is free. In addi- tion to viewing the breathtaking blooms entered in the Show, take advantage of the exhibitions on view at the Museum and take a tour of the Bradley Olmsted Garden. For more info call Minnie Bradley 706.322.6903 or Mary Elsie Martin 706.323.0069. Admission to the event is free.
March 20 & 21 RiverCenter for the Performing Arts presents Seussical. Dr. Seuss’s beloved classic characters find themselves intertwined in an incredible, cra- zy-quilt adventure, in which the power of imagi- nation and the most miraculous “think” ever save the day! To purchase tickets call 1.888.332.5200 or visit the box office at Broadway and 10th St.
March 21-30 The Springer Opera House presents Cotton Patch Gospel. Based on Clarence Jordan’s Cotton Patch Version of Matthew and John, Cotton Patch Gos- pel is the exuberant musical that tells the “Gospel of Matthew” but set in modern-day, rural Georgia. Jesus is born the son of a carpenter in Gainesville, meets a country preacher named John the Bap- tizer on the banks of the Chattahoochee and deliv- ers the Sermon on the Mount at Stone Mountain Park. This production features Ron Anderson as Matthew and the Justice Family Bluegrass Band. With music by the late Harry Chapin, Cotton Patch Gospel is marked by a feeling of childlike belief, wonder and glorious reverence. For tickets, call the Springer Box Office at 706.327.3688.
March 24 RiverCenter for the Performing Arts presents co- median Rodney Carrington on his North American “Laughter’s Good” tour where he performs a mix of his comedic songs and his hilarious stand-up. To purchase tickets call 1.888.332.5200 or visit the box office at Broadway and 10th St.
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