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October 29th - November 4th

Every Night in October
*Corn Maze
The CSI Horticulture Club is sponsoring a corn maze with fun for the whole family.
Treats for sale: Hamburgers, Hotdogs, Home Baked Goods, Hot Chocolate, Coffee, Water, and Fresh Apple Juice
Open 5 - 9 every night in October
Adults: $2, CSI Students (with ID) and Kids 6 and Up: $1, Kids Under 6: Free, Families $5 on Mondays
Located on the Corner of North College and Washington

Monday/Tuesday, October 29/30, 2007
*Introduction to Zen Meditation
CSI is offering a two day course in Zen meditation.
More Info

Friday, November 2, 2007
*Arts on Tour: Music from the Crooked Road
"Winding for over 200 miles across the mountains, ridges and valleys of southwestern Virginia, the Crooked Road passes through some of the most musical places on earth. For generations, the tiny rural Appalachian communities scattered along its length have produced an abundance of extraordinary traditional musicians. Keepers of an historic musical legacy from colonial times, they have created and passed on old-time, bluegrass and mountain gospel sounds that have profoundly influenced the development of American music. The Music From the Crooked Road tour celebrates the living musical culture of this region, which today not only survives, but thrives. This is a national tour showcasing the best the region has to offer: Sammy Shelor - banjo virtuoso, Wayne Henderson - National Heritage Fellow Appalachian guitar master, The Whitetop Mountain Band - Southwest Virginia's most popular family string band, Kirk Sutphin & Eddie Bond - old-time fiddle and banjo at its best, No Speed Limit – a hot young bluegrass band, and Elizabeth LaPrelle - extraordinary keeper of mountain ballads and songs."
You can learn more about these artists by visiting http://www.ncta.net/
Ticket prices: $36/adults, $23/children
Call (208) 732-6288 or visit Fine Arts Center for more information or tickets.