| January ~ Happy New Year |
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 New Years Day
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
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Preservation Durham's Lunch and Learn 11:30am, Pop's Restaurant, 605 W. Main Street, West Village. Tom Krakauer will talk about plans for the proposed Museum of Durham History. $20 for Preservation Durham members; $18 for our senior members; and $25 for others. Paid reservations are required by the Monday before the event. For more information, to order tickets, or to join Preservation Durham, call the Preservation Durham office at (919)-682-3036 or email Preservation Durham.
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Third Friday 7:00pm-10:00pm Downtown. A monthly art, theatrical, and social event - promoted and organized by volunteers. Artists in various types of media showcase their works at downtown galleries, theatrical spaces, restaurants and nightclubs. FREE. For more information email.
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| February ~ Celebrate Black History |
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Annual Native American Powwow 11:00am-10:00pm. North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, 1219 Broad St. Traditional Native American dancing, singing, crafts, food and socializing. The general public is welcome to learn about the culture of the first Americans. $5. Children 5 and under free. For more information contact Joe Liles by phone (919)-286-9401 or email.
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Preservation Durham's Historic Happy Hour 5:30-7:30pm, Kotuku Surf Club, 703 Riggsbee Street. Informal gathering of Preservation Durham members and friends to discuss mutual love of Durham and historic preservation. For more information or to join Preservation Durham, call the Preservation Durham office at (919)-682-3036 or email Preservation Durham.
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Third Friday 7:00pm-10:00pm Downtown. A monthly art, theatrical, and social event - promoted and organized by volunteers. Artists in various types of media showcase their works at downtown galleries, theatrical spaces, restaurants and nightclubs. FREE. For more information email.
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