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Until - 28

Parotti Sisters Art Exhibition

Presented by Popop Studios and the Centre for the Visual Arts. Held under the theme “L I M I T.” Opening Reception held April 11 at Popop Studios Centre for the Visual Arts, Dunmore Avenue, Chippingham. Held 6:30 - 9:30 pm. T: 322-7834 or E: info@popopstudios.com

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Until April 30

Celebrities On Stage

Returning on April 11, the masters of celebrity illusions, Anthony and Eddie Edwards, amaze and amuse with precision impersonations of high-profile celebrities such as Elton John, Bette Midler, Cher, Barbra Streisand, Neil Diamond, Tom Jones, Billy Joel and Rod Stewart. Cocktails 8 pm, showtime 9 pm. Mon, Tues, Fri & Sat at Crystal Palace Casino's Rainforest Theatre, Wyndham Resort. Call: 327-6200 ext 6758. http://crystalpalacevacations.com/crystal/cos.php

April 17 - TONIGHT

Doctors Hospital Lecture Series

This month's lecture is Nutrition and is presented by guest speaker registered dietitian Julia Lee. Begins 6 pm in the Doctors Hospital conference room. Free blood pressure, cholesterol and glucose testing available 5 pm - 6 pm. T: 302-4603.

April 17 - 19

Dolphin Movie Casting Call

Presented by Monterey Media. Casting call for the Hollywood based feature film, "Way Of The Dolphin." Auditions for: 1 female (18yrs - early 20's) with good grasp of Bahamian dialect and 1 unassuming, intelligent type female (early 30's). Extra positions available. Headshots and acting portfolio or resume requested. Held 3 - 8 pm at Sharma Entertainment, #2 Bakers Close, Oakes Field. Filming 15 - 21 days in Grand Bahama, May 2008. T: Sharma Entertainment at 328-5729 or email sharmaentertainment@gmail.com

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April 27 - Sunday
Spring Celebration Concert

Drake Records presents two events: 'Reunion' Gospel Impressions and Charles Drake & CMA Ensemble with music from their recent album 'Bak n Da Ole Dayz'.  Appearances by Kevan McKenzie and Minister Nicole Watson & Prophetic Praise. Adm: $20 or $25 at the door. At 7:30 pm, Church of God, Joe Farrington Rd. Tickets at: 100% Bible Bookstores, (Marathon & Madeira). T: 324-7822.

April 18 - Friday

Art Show: Hit & Run

Featuring the work of Arajuna Watson also known as Decypul. One piece will be given away as a prize. Held 5:30- 9:30 pm at The Hub, Bay St. Dress: 80's Punk. Free admission. T: 322-4333.

April 27 - Sunday

Bridal Extravaganza

Presented by Yodephy Dance & Modelling Academy and Matters of the Heart. Hosted by Kirk Johnson. Features Nassau's elite wedding vendors, a fashion show and sample products. Also features $20,000 in prizes. Held 1 - 6 pm at Superclub Breezes. Adm: $20. T: 327-5356 ext 6353.

April 18 - 20

CLICO Colors Junkanoo Celebration

Presented by The Clico Colours in celebration of their 2007/8 victories as Overall Winners, Category B, in both the Boxing Day and New Year's Day parades. The weekend of events include: Apr 18 - a Rushout at Arawak Cay beginning at 9 pm; Apr 19 - a motorcade from Government High to Goodman's Bay beginning at 1 pm; Apr 20 - participation in a church service at Zion Baptist Church, Yamacraw, at 11 am. T: Victoria Sarne at 324 0349 or email vsarne@coralwave.com

Until April 28

Petit Brothers Art Exhibition

Presented by The Ladder Gallery at NPCC. Theme: Lines, Impressions & Opposing Parallels. Features new works by Jackson Petit and Bernard Petit and Jacques Louis. Held at The Ladder Gallery, New Providence Community Centre, Blake Road and JFK Drive. Open Mon to Sat, 8 to 9 pm. T:327-1660.

April 19 - Saturday

Adult Ceramics Classes

Learn basic hand building methods, glazing techniques, surface decoration, experimental design with instructor Imogene Walkine. 2 hours per evening or Saturday morning classes for 8 weeks. Held: 9 - 11 am at the New Providence Community Centre, Blake Rd. Adm: $370 including materials. T: 323-7574. E: imowalk@gmail.com

April 29 - Tuesday

National Insurance Board Seminar

For employers and self-employed persons, giving an overview of the National Insurance, benefits and assistance. It explores the impact of the National Insurance Fund on the economy, with a discussion and Q&A about contributions. Held 9:30 am - 12:30 pm in the Training Room, NIB, Wulff Rd & Minnie St. Refreshments included. T: 356-2070 ext 232, 234 or 236.

April 19 - Saturday

5th Annual Hispanic Mini-Fair

Presented by AMISTAD. Features cultural presentations by the Amistad Group, food, live entertainment and more. Adm: $2. Held noon - 6 pm at the Tourism Training Centre, COB. T: Donella Davis at 502-8287or 325-4463. E: donnydavis2000@yahoo.com

April 29 - Tuesday

Pre-Mother's Day Fashion Show

Presented by Help for Children and Rubins. Begins 12 noon at Luciano's of Chicago. Adm: $50. Proceeds in aid of ongoing scholarship and Fun Days for needy children. Tickets available at Rubins. T: Shelagh Pritchard at 324-1274 or 327-5026. E: shelagh78@hotmail.com

April 19 - Saturday
BBFF Steak Out

Presented by The Bahamas Bodybuilding & Fitness Federation. Originally scheduled for March 29. Persons with tickets for March 29 will be honored. Refreshments also on sale. Held noon to 6 pm at Montague Beach. T: Simone Sawyer at 426-2548 or Lorraine Joseph at 434-8701.

April 30 - Wednesday

Professional Development Seminar

Toastmasters Club 7178 present the theme, "Empower To Lead: Inspire To Achieve." Held 9 am - 2 pm at Super Clubs Breezes. Adm: $100. Call Terrance Pratt at: 324-1511. E: professionalseminar@hotmail.com

Apr 19 - Saturday

Atlantic Medical 10th Annual Fun Walk

The popular fun run and walk starts at 6 am from Montagu Beach foreshore. Registration: $15 adults, $12 children, includes T-shirt & gift pack. Win 2 round trip tickets to London! Funds donated to the Cancer Society and The Bahamas Diabetic Association. Pick up forms from The Guardian and The Tribune. Deliver to Atlantic Medical Insurance, Atlantic House, 2nd Terrace & Collins Ave or P.O. Box SS-5915. Call Alana, T: 326-8191 or E: funwalk@atlantichouse.com.bs

April 19 - Saturday

Camperdown Fun Day Extravaganza

Presented by Camperdown Riding Club. Features pony rides, games, face painting, attractions, a cook-out and a raffle for $5,000 John Bull Gift Certificate. Held 11 am - 5 pm at Camperdown Riding Club, Wild Tamarind Drive, off Culberts Hill Drive, Winton. T: 324-2065.

April 19 - Saturday

Kingdor Parkinson Gala Ball

Hosted by the Kingdor Parkinson Foundation. The 8th annual black tie event takes place at Sandals. Adm: $150. Proceeds in aid of Parkinson's Disease research, care and hope worldwide. Cocktails at 6:45 pm. Dinner at 7:30 pm. Call Kingdor Parkinson Foundation Mr. Wrensworth Butler 324-1126, E: wrensbul@yahoo.com or Ms. Mavis Darling 502-2825 / 393-2515 / 395-4577.

April 19 - June 14

Kids Photo Fun Workshops

Presented by Sine.Qua.Non Gallery. Workshops focus on the basics of photography and camera mechanics. For kids ages 9 - 14. Held Saturday's 12 to 4 pm. Adm: Nine sessions for $540. Includes all supplies and equipment, lunch and an exhibition. Proceeds to fund summer art programs and workshops at the gallery. T: Nadia at 328-8762 or 361-7796. Visit: www.sinequanongallery.com

Until April 30

Dr. Meyer Rassin Foundation Scholarships

Applications are being accepted for scholarships and financial assistance for students pursuing healthcare careers. Deadline for application forms and all supporting documentation is April 30. Forms from: www.doctorshosp.com

April 23

Administrative Professionals Day Luncheon

Presented by the Bahamas Chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals. Features keynote Speaker The Hon. Loretta Butler-Turner, with presentations on "Promoting Professionalism, Through Empowerment”.  Held 12:30 - 2:30 pm at the Wyndham Resort, Cable Beach. Adm: $40. yvette.johnson@bankbahamas.com

May 1 - Thursday

Technical Training and Vocational Scholarships

The Lyford Cay Foundation is taking applications for technical training and vocational scholarships in the US, Canada, UK and the Caribbean. Open to future trainees in agriculture and fisheries; A/C and refrigeration; automotive, marine & aviation mechanics; construction and other trades. Obtain forms from high school guidance counselors, COB's Financial Aid Office, BTVI, and the Lyford Cay Foundation office. www.lyfordcayfoundation.com

April 24 - 28

National Family Island Regatta in Exuma

The first native sloop regatta for the year. Features some 40 sloops contesting honors in three classes on Elizabeth Harbour, Georgetown Exuma. Watch the action while enjoying food and drinks. Event and prizes sponsored by Ministry of Education, Youth, Sports & Culture. Points count towards Baha Mar's The Boat of The Year prize in which $35,000 goes to the four boats in each class. Contact Ministry of E, Y, S & C. Regatta Desk: Gilbert Kemp. T: 502-0704. E: regattabahamas@hotmail.com

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May 9 & 10

Basketball Jamboree

The Major Pain Mini-Basketball Jamboree hosted by local boxing star Meacher "Major Pain" Major and Coach Eddie Burrows. Theme "Let's Come Together As One." Teams competing for $300 and $500 cash prizes. Held at Sala Park, off Kemp Road. T: 552-2937, 394-6698 or 477-1042.

April 25 - Friday

CANTO Essay Competition Deadline

Presented by Canto World Telecommunications. Essay theme "Connecting People with Disabilities: ICT Opportunities for All", for students aged 15-17. Submit by April 25. T: Tricia Balthazar 1-868-622-3770; E: tbaltjazar@canto.org or visit www.canto.org for rules and information.

Until June 30

Book Drive

Help for Children (a non profit organization) is accepting all books for all ages. Books to be distributed to local community libraries. Children's books to be used for literacy programs during the summer months and for schools in the family islands. Locations for drop offs: Cable Beach Pharmacy, next to Super Value; Asa H. Pritchard on Robinson Rd and Rubins at Harbour Bay.

April 25 - Friday

Teen Production: 'Das a Vibe'

Presented by up and coming filmmaker and president of C2it Productions, Moya Thompson. Teen-targeted play highlights the possible consequences of drug dealing, gang-banging and sex and their effects on individuals' lives. Held at The National Center for the Performing Arts, Shirley St. First show held 10:30 am - 12 pm. 2nd showing at 12:30 - 2 pm. T: 535-4522 or MySpace.com/bahamasfilmgirl

April 25 - May 2

Art Exhibition: Eternal Beauty

Hosted by Doongalik Studios. Features work by Tesha Fritz of Elements Enterprises. Held 6 - 9 pm at Doongalik Studios, Marina Village. Shows until May 2. T: 363-1313.

April 26 - Saturday

St. Anne's Fair

Presented by the St. Anne's school Parent Teacher Association. Features food, games and a dance. Held 7 am - 11 pm at St. Anne's School, Fox Hill. 324.1203 or 1481.

www.stannesonline.net

April 26 - Saturday

Track Road Theatre Spring Soirée

Features a night of Art & Performance as part of its annual donor drive. Support the energetic non-profit organization and help in the cause of "Building a People." Features art by Bernard Petit, Matthew Wildgoose and Carla Campbell, a film by Jackson Petit and others, songs featuring the voices of Leah Eneas and Renee Ceasar and poetry by Michael Pintard and others. Held 7 - 11 pm at The Hub, Bay St. Adm: $30. T: 393-0086. www.trackroadtheatre.org/foundation

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