Featured Events in Mercer in March, 2025 (June Updated)

Family friendly children choir workshop for beginners. Learning basic techniuques of unison and two part singing with our teachers Nadia Chestnova, Natalia Tokar and Evgenia Kisliak. Learning and performing songs in English and Russian languages. Performing final mini-concert together with our guest artist operatic baritone Isaac Droscha. Parents are welcomed to participate in our practice sessions too as well as support their children for the final performance. Schedule: SUN, March 2d, 11 am -12 pm SUN, March 9th, 11am-12pmSUN, March 16th, 11am-12pmSUN, March 23d, 11am-12pmSUN, March 30th, 11 am- 12pmSUN, March 30th, FINAL PERFORMANCE 12.30PM-1PMPackage price 1250$ is all-inclusive. Minimum group size is 8 children, maximum group size 12 children. Maximum audience capacity for final concert - 45ppl. Information Source: Russian Sound Music Academy | eventbrite

Josh Johnson is set to bring his highly anticipated "The Flowers Tour" to Savannah on March 15, 2025. The event will take place at the prestigious Savannah Civic Center - Johnny Mercer Theatre, located at 301 West Oglethorpe Avenue. Fans can expect a mesmerizing performance by the renowned artist in the charming city of Savannah, Georgia. Don't miss this opportunity to experience Josh Johnson live in concert at this iconic venue.

Join us at Dittons Library on Friday February 28th at 12.30pm to enjoy an afternoon hearing more about Shakespeare's journey from rural Stratford-Upon-Avon to Elizabethan London. Discover the pitfalls an aspiring actor / playwright would encounter living in a city of filthy narrow streets, pickpockets and vagabonds and the ever present possibility of the contents of a chamber pot landing on you as you went on your way. Learn why the playhouses were in Shoreditch outside the City gates, how the actors learned their parts and how much it cost for a seat at the Globe. Hear about the difficulties a players company had to navigate to present their productions at Court and about the man who held all power to grant that or not as the case might be. To be accepted as a successful playwright in fashionable Elizabethan society Shakespeare had to learn it’s rules.Not simply the etiquette of the correct bow or table manners but his clothes as well Strict limitations on what you could or could not wear according to your social status were enforced by Queen Elizabeth and later James Ist and woe be-tide a man who fell foul of them. Learn the perils of overpadding your breeches or choosing the wrong fabric for your outfit. In this thought provoking and amusing talk Elizabethan London opens it’s City gates a chink and reveals the world Shakespeare lived and succeeded in before retiring back to his quiet country birthplace. Key information about booking: The event starts at 12.30pmThe event is suitable for adultsPlease purchase a ticket for each person attending.There is a charge of £3 per ticketBooking is essential, so be quick to avoid disappointmentPlease arrive15 minutes earlyTea and coffee will be available.If you have any additional needs or require any special assistance, please let us know prior to the event by contacting library.events@surreycc.gov.uk (this inbox is managed Mon-Fri 9am-5pm). If you are not able to or do not wish to provide us with any contact details (landline or mobile number and email address) you won’t be able to purchase a ticket online. Please visit the library that is hosting the event to purchase a ticket in person. Information Source: Surrey Libraries' Events | eventbrite