Music

Baltimore Salsa got a welcome home at the Luna Lounge, a trendy night club brought to you by the Luna family and located on the lower level of the brand new restaurant Mari Luna Bistro. Just across from the Meyerhoff, this Mt. Vernon addition will quickly become known for the best food and salsa music experience in Maryland.

Baltimore Salsa got a welcome home at the Luna Lounge, a trendy night club brought to you by the Luna family and located on the lower level of the brand new restaurant Mari Luna Bistro. Just across from the Meyerhoff, this Mt. Vernon addition will quickly become known for the best food and salsa music experience in Maryland.

Salsa debuts over the Cinco de Mayo weekend at the Luna Lounge, located in the lower level of Mari Luna Bistro, the newest of the Luna family's popular Latin restaurants. This dancer friendly club is a terrific place for that special night out on the town featuring a large dance floor and a trendy lounge atmosphere with full bar service.

Ol'Skool Entertainment
Presents

The 4th Annual
Memorial Day Weekend
Spring Fling

Saturday May 28, 2011
9pm - 2am

Cherry Hill Crowne Plaza
2349 W. Marlton Pike
Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08002

Performing Live In Concert
One Of Philly's Baddest Party Bands
"CARNIVALE"

Special Guest Performing with Carnivale
David "PIC" Conley
From The Legendary R&B Group
"SURFACE"

The Spring Fling Also Includes
DJ Shawn T & Bruce Parson
Spinning All The Party Classics

Join us for "First Fridays" at HeARTwares

Friday, May 6th from 6:00 to 8:00 PM

3512 Keswick Road

410-366-2054

www.artwithaheart.net/heartwares

Shop for a meaningful gift or one-of-a-kind artwork at Art with a Heart's retail and service learning store!

Featuring a live performance by local bluegrass musician, Audrey Hamilton.

Enjoy a glass of wine and special store discounts.

Two of Stravinsky’s most searing mythological compositions were written back-to-back during the 1920s, when his music was adopting a new clarity of structure and texture—a style now called Neoclassicism. Maestro Charles Dutoit and The Philadelphia Orchestra continue their contribution to the first annual Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts with two masterworks from early-20th-century Paris.