Eliot Fisk performs Friday at Reynolds Industries Theater
Last Chance to view Ólafur Elíasson: The uncertain museum - Through Sept. 30 - Steel, wooden floor, wire, motors, spotlight, projection foil, glass and mirror discs. These are the ingredients to artist Elíasson’s popular interactive installation on display that explores the relationship between spectator and object by allowing a visitor to step inside the nearly 10 feet tall, 15 feet wide circular “museum” and view themselves reflected on three large glass discs. Nasher Museum of Art, 2001 Campus Dr.; $5; 919-684-5135
Last Chance to view Selenotropic - Through Sept. 30 - This collaborative exhibition of works by Katharine Whalen and Chance Murray promises to be a vibrant exploration of the growth and decay of everyday life. With excursions into unknown and sometimes dark spaces, the pieces in the show feed off of one another, and eventually move back into the light. The Carrack Modern Art Gallery, 111 W. Parrish St.; Free; 919-452-1245
Fiona Apple - Thursday, 7:30-9:30pm - Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter performs with special guest Blake Mills. DPAC, 123 Vivian St.; $42+; 919-680-2787
The Coalition Ingenu Self-Taught Artists’ Collective Reception - Saturday, 5:30-8pm - This exhibit features artwork by some of the collective's better-known core group members and includes a diversity of styles from ten different artists. The artist reception features KoKyu and live music by All Your Science. Outsiders Art & Collectibles, 718-C Iredell St.; Free; 919-451-3231
Eliot Fisk - Friday, 8pm - The classical guitarist – the last pupil of Andrés Segovia, a virtuoso Spanish classical guitarist – appears solo in this Duke Performances concert, plucking his six-string to the tune of popular Latin-American songs, transcriptions of Bach and Paganini, and Luciano Berio’s Sequenza XI, a piece written expressly for Eliot. An unconventional and innovative performer, Eliot takes you on a journey through his bold repertoire. Reynolds Industries Theater, 125 Science Dr.; $30; 919-684-4444
Joan Rivers - Friday, 8-10pm - Comedienne and Emmy-winning talk show host makes her DPAC debut. DPAC, 123 Vivian St.; $48+; (919) 680-2787
Marcus Miller: Renaissance - Friday, 8pm - The jazz composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist – including bass, clarinet, keyboards, saxophone and guitar – performs. The Carolina Theatre, 309 W. Morgan St.; $32-$42; 919-560-3030
N.C. Pride Parade - Saturday, 10am-5pm - Celebrating 28 years of pride in the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community. Duke’s East Campus, corner of Main and Broad Streets; Free admission
Ciompi Concert No. 1 - Saturday, 8pm - A program of Haydn and Beethoven, with a special performance by Eliot Fisk in between. Nelson Music Room, 1304 Campus Dr.; $20; 919-684-4444
Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson plays Thick as a Brick - Saturday, 8pm - This solo tour features both the original album and its new sequel back-to-back. DPAC, 123 Vivian St.; $40+; 919-680-2787
Bake Sale – Sunday, 9am – 3pm - Stop by to satisfy a sweet tooth and raise funds for Paws4Ever, the Orange County Animal Protection Society. Triangle Veterinary Referral Hospital, 608 Morreene Road; Free admission; 919-489-0615
Cabaret Night - Sunday, 6-8:30pm - Join owner Holly Douglas and vocalist Ellen Ciompi for a night of cabaret music, wine and hors d’oeuvres to benefit Preservation Durham. Beauty and The Bull Spa, 111 E. Chapel Hill St., Ste. 200; $50; 919-354-5933
