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February 2020
Music:
Harmonium Choral Society
Saturday, 2/29 at 8:00 pm
Focusing on mental health with the major new cantata "Open Minds" by Rob Redei on poetry by Deborah Kennedy. More information at: openmindssavelives.org

Theatre:
Harvey
Saturday 2/29 and Sunday 3/1
Get tickets for this production of Harvey, a Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy about a pleasant gentleman, his desperate sister and niece, and his rather unusual best friend on their adventure in and around an asylum for the mentally ill in the 1940s. Roxbury Arts Alliance-Investors Bank Theater.

History lecture:
Sparkle and Style
Sunday, 3/1
Join Nancy Cooper, long-time jewelry collector and Morris County Historical Society volunteer, on Sunday, March 1, at 1:30 p.m., for a guided tour of the late 19th-century jewelry on display as a part of the current MCHS exhibit, Warmest Winter Fashions. At Acorn Hall, Morristown.

Art:
The Morris Museum
Last Chances....
The museum is saying farewell to three exhibitions and one special installation in March. There's still time to experience these unique showcases of artistic talents from the delightful kinetic tale of Baron von Steubon and Cromwell, (watch video), and street art of Aerosal on the museum walls, see your reflection in the PomPom mirror, catch the historical insights into Morris County race relations in the Ties that Bind exhibit.
Whiskey Tasting:
Blue Morel at the Westin
Thursday, 2/27
Angel's Envy Lead Whiskey Guardian,
Grace Bennett, will offer a free tasting of their highly acclaimed small batch whiskey. Enjoy signature cocktails crafted with the 10 year aged bourbon. Chef Dennis will create a food pairing with Angel's Envy. Cocktails and meet and greet starts at 5 pm. Live music from 7 to 10 pm. Call 973-451-2619 for reservations. 
Ballet:
Hansel & Gretel
NJ Ballet at MPAC
Sunday 3/1 at 3:00 pm
This two-act ballet is a lively re-telling of the well-known fairytale about a brother and sister who wander into a forest where they are captured by a witch in a fantastic gingerbread house. In a classic good-triumphs-over-evil plot, the spunky youngsters defeat the witch, free other children she had baked into gingerbread, and are reunited with their loving parents in the happily-ever-after finale. More
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