The Community Players start off the month of May by presenting three performances of the world's longest running play of any kind, The Mousetrap. Written by British author Agatha Christie it's a whodunit with a twist end.
More than 10 million people have seen the classic murder mystery since it opened and the play has been performed in more than 40 countries and been translated into over 20 languages.
Bet You Didn't Know... Agatha Christie was an avid reader who knew by the time she was a teenager that she wanted to be a writer, but it took a dare from her sister to force Christie into writing her first novel. 'The Mysterious Affair at Styles' was published in 1920 and sold only a few thousand copies, but the novel's publication and the $70 that Christie earned was enough to encourage her writing.
The following weekend we invite everyone to celebrate the arrival of spring by attending our 11th ANNUAL PERENNIAL EXCHANGE --- A True Community Project:
Split & Swap Plan & Plant, plus Affordable Annuals, Mother’s Day Mugs & the Garden Raffle! Located behind the City Auditorium on May 12th from 8 a.m. to noon. This is an opportunity for gardeners to "split and swap" perennial plants with someone else and, best of all, it's free.
Don't have anything to swap? Not a problem, all are welcome to come and see what's available. The Perennial Exchange also features a sale of affordable annuals and traditional Mothers Day Mugs, stuffed with annuals for sale for $2 - a great Mothers Day gift. Different plants arrive throughout the morning.
Tickets will be sold for a gardening raffle with prizes available from local vendors. Coffee and refreshments will also be available. Free... Co-sponsored by General Services and The Friends of the Audi
Granite State Synphony Orchestra will close out our annual welcome to spring with their 18th season finale...PASSION AT THE SYMPHONY - As always the event host the fun-filled Silent Auction.
Lewis Carroll's timeless 'Alice in Wonderland' comes to life on our stage in a bright, rollicking production by American Theater Arts for Youth.
Step through the looking glass where excitement and fun go hand-in-hand with adventure and friendship. This sparkling production of Lewis Carroll's enchanting classic is filled with terrific sets and special effects.
May also begins the AUDI's annual hosting of the Concord area dance studio end of the year recitals..
This month Rockin' Robin's House of Dance, Capital City Dance Center & Gen's Dance Studio will be showcasing their performers talents.
The recital season wraps up in June when McKenna Dance Center, Creative Dance Workshop, Dancesteps Etc., Dance Inspirations & Turning Pointe Center of Dance bring their talents to our stage.
NOTE: Your City Auditorium now has a Facebook page. Be sure to visit and become a friend at your first opportunity! 
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"What's Happening At The AUDI", hosted by Dave Murdo, is broadcast on Concord's Community Access Channel, Channel 22. Schedule as follows -
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Monday |
- 8:30 AM & 7:00 PM |
Tue & Wed |
- 10:30 PM |
Thursday |
- - 1:30 PM |
Saturday |
- 3:00 PM |
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For additional information contact David Murdo at 225-7474, or by e-mail at nhdm40@comcast.net
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