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Seven Days of Opening Nights kicks off
The eighth season of Seven Days of Opening Nights kicked off Feb. 16 with a surround-sound Prism concert by students from FSU's College of Music.
While tickets to a number of events are still available, a Feb. 26 appearance by acclaimed novelist Stephen King, a late addition to the schedule, is already sold out.
King agreed to step in after author Richard Russo was forced to cancel his scheduled appearance Feb. 21.
Tickets for the cancelled Russo appearance will be honored for the King appearance. Russo patrons who do not wish to attend the King performance should contact the Fine Arts Ticket Office for a refund.
Russo patrons who now wish to attend the Feb. 21 performance of jazz master Al Jarreau or any other Seven Days event can purchase tickets through the Fine Arts Ticket Office, 850-644-6500.
King, possibly the most widely read writer in the country, is best known for his horror novels. A 2003 recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award by the National Book Awards, his books have been enormously successful, and are often featured on bestseller lists. King's novels include Carrie, Salem's Lot and the recent release The Cell.
Tickets are still available for many Seven Days performances. Details on the full lineup of performances are available at www.sevendaysfestival.org.
Schedule
Feb. 18 - Saturday Matinee of the Arts at Tallahassee Museum of History and Natural Science
Feb. 18 - PHILADANCO at Ruby Diamond Auditorium, FSU
Feb. 19 - Dan Zanes and Friends at Ruby Diamond Auditorium, FSU
Feb. 19 - Behind the Broken Words at Turner Auditorium, Tallahassee Community College
Feb. 20 - MOMIX: Passion at Ruby Diamond Auditorium, FSU
Feb. 21 - Al Jarreau at Ruby Diamond Auditorium, FSU
Feb. 22 - Garrison Keillor: Lake Wobegon Days at Ruby Diamond Auditorium, FSU (SOLD OUT)
Feb. 23 - PRI's From the Top at Ruby Diamond Auditorium, FSU
Feb. 24 - Arlo Guthrie's Alice's Restaurant Massacree 40th Anniversary Tour at Ruby Diamond Auditorium, FSU (SOLD OUT)
Feb. 25 - Christopher O'Riley with the University Symphony Orchestra at Ruby Diamond Auditorium, FSU
Feb. 26 - Stephen King at Ruby Diamond Auditorium, FSU (SOLD OUT)
Feb. 27 - Healing and the Arts symposium at FSU College of Medicine
Feb. 28 - Willie Nelson at Ruby Diamond Auditorium, FSU (SOLD OUT)
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