Ron K Brown Evidence performs at The Carolina Theatre on Saturday
Our History in Stitches – Thursday – March 10 – African-American Quilt Circle kicks off its 15th anniversary festivities with a quilt exhibit featuring artwork that’s inspired by the quilters’ interpretation of people, places and events that have shaped AAQC’s history. On Thursday at 7pm, members of the organization will share their quilting experiences and discuss how the quilt group has influenced their quilting life in an open panel discussion. Light refreshments will be served. AAQC invites the public to meet the quilters and discuss their artwork at the reception for the exhibit on Friday from 6-9pm. Light refreshments and beverages will be served. The Carrack Modern Art, 111 W. Parrish St.; Free; 704-213-6666
Annual Semans Lecture – Thursday, 7pm – One of America’s most highly regarded photographers, Burk Uzzle, gives the annual Semans Lecture. His work is included in Light Sensitive and also forms part of the Nasher Museum’s permanent collection. Reception with cash bar to follow. Nasher Museum of Art, 2001 Campus Dr.; Free; 919-684-5135
Marc Broussard & The Dirty Dozen Brass Band – Thursday, 8pm – Brass band led by Bayou soul singer-songwriter. The Carolina Theatre, 309 W. Morgan St.; $37-$52; 919-560-3030
2013 Fan Fest – Friday and Saturday, 11am-2pm – Fans have their first opportunity to purchase individual game tickets in person. By purchasing at least one ticket to a 2013 regular season Bulls game at Fan Fest, fans will get a free lunch at the concession stands. Other events scheduled for Fan Fest include: Wool E. Bull posing for pictures and signing autographs; up to 50% off select merchandise in the Ballpark Corner Store; a full range of inflatables for young Bulls fans to enjoy and more. Durham Bulls Athletic Park, 409 Blackwell St.; 919-956-2855
TARBABY – Friday and Saturday, 9pm – Jazz with Orrin Evans, Nasheet Waits & Eric Revis, featuring Oliver Lake. Casbah, 1007 W. Main St.; $24; 919-684-4444
Art Outside the Frame: The Work of Stu Martell – Saturday, 1-4pm – Stonemason, woodworker, leather sculptor, house carpenter, landscape architect, mosaic artist and more, Stu’s creations are mostly part of people's houses in Durham and surrounding counties. His work is documented in a limited edition book, which will be available at the show. Corn and the Colonels performs, and food trucks will be onsite. Outsider Art Gallery, 718 Iredell St., Ste. C; Free; 919-451-3231
Celebrating Mom Afternoon Tea – Saturday, 2-5pm – Event to raise awareness for the International Myeloma Foundation that features tea and treats, music, children’s entertainment, raffles and the Chirba Chirba food truck. Fresno Café, 4015 University Drive; 919-294-4902, reservation required
Ron K Brown Evidence – Saturday, 8pm – Traditional African dance with contemporary choreography and spoken word. The Carolina Theatre, 309 W. Morgan St.; $35-$59; 919-560-3030
Object of Devotion: Medieval English Alabaster Sculpture from the Victoria and Albert Museum – Sunday – May 26 – A robust collection of alabaster reliefs and independent figures drawn from London’s Victoria and Albert Museum's unparalleled collection. The exhibition features 59 works spanning three centuries, including a set of panels from a single altarpiece. N.C. Museum of Art, 2110 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh; $5 for adults; 919-715-5923
Nas – Sunday, 7pm – The multi-platinum hip-hop superstar in a concert hosted by Durham’s own 9th Wonder, Grammy-winning producer, DJ and college lecturer, and featuring special guest DMX, one of the best-selling hip-hop artists of all time. DPAC, 123 Vivian St.; $55+; 919-680-2787
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