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Triangle Brass Band Concert
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Cary Playwrights’ Staged Reading
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Cary Players Presents Love Bits & Bites: For Better or For Worse

Published Feb 12, 2009

Love Bits & Bites poster

Saturday, February 14
Page-Walker Arts & History Center,  8 p.m.

Make your Valentine’s Day extra special with a sweet serving of love scenes, love songs, and delicious desserts. Returning this February is Cary Players 4th annual production of Love Bits & Bites - For Better or For Worse directed by Lyman Collins with musical direction by Craig Johnson. Bring your sweetheart to the Page Walker Arts & History Center for this sweet treat! Tickets are $15. Sponsored by Cary Players and the Town of Cary.  For more, call (919) 469-4061 or visit www.caryplayers.org.

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