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1st Annual Customer
Appreciation Soiree
at Posche Salon in Oxford – 5pm
Posche Salon wants to invite you to our 1st
annual Customer Appreciation Soiree!! We
would like to take this time to say Thank
You to our patrons. We are grateful for your
support and patience as we strive to be the
best. We pride ourselves in raising the bar
of excellence with you in mind. Not a client
yet? No problem. You are invited too! Come
and fellowship with us. Dress with posh
(Posche) style and we look forward to meet-
ing you
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Saturday Alive! Rise and Shine
at Anniston Museum of Natural History 11am
Rainy and cool as March may be, the win-
ter frosts begin to thaw. Critters big and
small start to wake up and climb out of
their warm nests. How do the animals know
it’s time to wake up? How do these ani-
mals adapt to daily life again? What sorts
of changes do they have to make in order
to survive through the spring? Visitors will
learn the answers to all of these questions
and more at Saturday Alive! Rise and Shine.
This program is included with museum ad-
mission. Seating is limited.
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Berman Trivia: Women’s History
1:30pm – Berman Museum
In honor of Women’s History month, join
the Berman Museum for a trivia about the
women who made history. This program is
included in museum admission (up to four
people per team). The winning team will re-
ceive complimentary passes to the Berman
Museum and a behind the scenes Discovery
INSIGHT
Tour. Pre-registration is required by
calling 256-237-6261 or
via www.ExploreAMAG.org.
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Annual St Paddys Pub Crawl
see our article in this issue of INSIGHT
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The Alabama Ballet’s Sleeping Beauty
at OPAC – 7pm -
• "This would be the most classical, there-
fore the most challenging," said the ar-
tistic director of Alabama Ballet, which
is staging Marius Petipa's choreographic
masterpiece for the third time since 2002.
"Then, probably 'Giselle,' then 'Swan Lake,'
then 'The Nutcracker,' then 'Romeo and
Juliet.'"
• What makes it so? Not only the required
execution of the required rigorous tech-
niques, all of which take years of practice,
but the dramatic projection of a timeless
storyline.
• Based on the 1697 fairy tale by Charles
Perrault, the story has been told at bed-
time, made into a Disney movie, even
subjected to Freudian analysis. The young
princess, Aurora, has an evil spell cast
on her by the evil fairy Carabosse, falls
asleep at her 16th birthday party, naps for
100 years, and is awaked by a kiss from
a Prince Désiré, who finds her while on a
hunting expedition
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KC and The Sunshine Band
at Anniston Performing Arts Center
7:30pm – 256.225.2553
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