3-7pm, for local jazz entertainment. This slide program looks at archaeological finds at the William Trent House and during the Rt. 29 construction, most notably the discovery of an 18th century pottery kiln. Reservations 393-4882 See flyer for more info. The play, a steamy tale of seduction, spice and all that jazz, takes place in the back room of a New Orleans Honky-Tonk, the racial barrier preventing black musicians from being recorded is challenged by a beautiful and precocious Creole girl who uses her feminine wiles to convince the Victor recording company to make Louis Armstrong a star.
Admission is free.
This 10am matinee is for students by pre-arrangement with participating local school systems. No admission at door. Admission is free. Parking is provided. This 10am matinee is for students by pre-arrangement with participating local school systems.