| Thurs. Feb. 23, 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm, No Cover Charge Enjoy the festive vibe of CAM Café After Hours Jam. Music, refreshments and food for purchase in the Café, while listening to the fusion blends of the Casserole. Performing as a trio, the band offers a wide variety of musical genres which creates their own signature sound. The Casserole influences include the Grateful Dead, The Band, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, John Prine and many more. Don't delay; call the Café for seating options: 910.777.2363
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Jazz @The CAM The Batuquê Trio
Thursday, March 2nd, 6:30-8:00 PM Newcomers to the Jazz @The CAM concert series, the Batuquê Trio offer blends of a myriad of Latin jazz styles, from the folkloric roots of Cuban and Brazilian music to contemporary trends in Afro-Cuban, Brazilian and Caribbean jazz. Comprised of Jamaal Baptiste - piano, Natalie Boeyink -bass, violin, piano and composer and Andy Smith - drummer and composer; Batuquê refers to Afro-Brazilian polyrhythmic drumming and dance. Purchase seats online, by phone 910-395-5999, and at CAM's Visitor Services desk. CAM Café is open and serving before and after the concerts. Reservations suggested: 910-777-2363. Jazz @The CAM is presented by the Cameron Art Museum & the Cape Fear Jazz Society
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GALLERY TALK Todd Carignan, Alan Cradick, Joanne Geisel & Luc Travers
Thursday, March 9, 6:30 PM CAM Members: Free, Museum admission all others
Learn more about landscapes through the eyes of four Museum School teachers in the exhibition Beyond the Horizon (on view through July 9, 2017). This semester Todd Carignan, Alan Cradick, Joanne Geisel and Luc Travers are offering Museum School classes with their different approaches to landscapes. In this group gallery talk hear what captures their imagination and interest about landscapes in general and specifics art works in the exhibition.
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This project was supported by the N.C. Arts Council,a division of the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources.
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