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24 9-24: William Close and the Earth Harp Collective, 8:00 PM WILSON HALL AUDITORIUM: Built in the 1930s, this theater space seats between 175 and 200 people and offers classical concerts and other types of presentations, including the Long Branch Poetry Festival. LAUREN K. WOODS THEATRE: This 140-seat theater is used mainly for school productions during the school year. These can range from concerts to musicals to plays. During the summer, it's used as the Shadow Lawn Stage and produces three professional Equity plays, each for three weeks from June through August. OCEAN COUNTY ARTISTS GUILD Ocean and Chestnut Avenues Island Heights, (732) 270-3111 www.ocartistsguild.org The Ocean County Artists Guild is a non-profit organization working to promote the arts in Ocean County, attracting artists and patrons from around the region. Our mission is to serve the artists and community, to provide an outlet and training for artistic talent, to enhance the quality of life for the resident and thereby attract newcomers, and to provide an attraction to draw tourists to the community. The Guild provides exhibition space for members on a monthly basis and holds solo shows for selected artists who may be members as well as artists who live out- side the area. We offer classes for both adults and children, workshops, demonstrations, open studio time with live models, and various cultural programs. We welcome artists of every level. The Gallery Gift Shop showcases contemporary and traditional fine art and crafts for sale. The Guild is open to the public Tuesday - Sunday 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM. Admission is free. 6-17: Bob Wright and Bill Doerge, 8:00 PM 7-22: Mary Lutton and guest, 8:00 PM 8-19: Ladies Night Out, 8:00 PM 9-23: Custom Blend, 8:00 PM OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE JAY AND LINDA GRUNIN CENTER FOR THE ARTS College Drive, Toms River (732) 255-0500 www.grunincenter.org The Jay and Linda Grunin Center for the Arts, locat- ed on the campus of Ocean County College (OCC), is home to the OCC Theatre Company and the OCC Concert Band. Professional programs include: Living Legends, Singer/Songwriters, Classical Music, Musical/Theatre, Country/Folk, Jazz, Dance, and Family. In addition, the Garden State Philharmonic is the orchestra-in-residence. Mid-Week Jazz Series concerts and School of Performing Arts productions take place all season long. 6-3: Adam Pascal and Daphne Rubin-Vega, 8:00 PM 6-4: 1910 Fruitgum Company, 8:00 PM 6-8: Swingadelic Salutes The Three Louis's, 8:00 PM OCEAN GROVE GREAT AUDITORIUM AND YOUTH TEMPLE 54 Pitman Avenue, Ocean Grove (732) 775-0035 For tickets: 800-590-4064 www.oceangrove.org The Ocean Grove Camp Meeting owns and main- tains the 5,500 seat Great Auditorium that is more than 100 years old. The Great Auditorium hosts some of the great preachers in the world on Sunday mornings and wonderful family enter- tainment with top name Christian and popular entertainers on Saturday nights, Thursday Night chamber music concerts, light opera performances and organ recitals on the 100-year-old, world-fa- mous Auditorium pipe organ. The Youth Temple replaces an original building that provides a home for youth music and dramatic events and Christian concerts and meeting space. Gordon Turk Organ Recitals, 12:00 PM (unless noted): 7-2, 7-9, 7-20 (7:30 PM), 7-23, 7-30, 8-10 (7:30 PM), 8-17 (7:30 PM), 8-20, 8-27 5-28: Atlantic Wind Ensemble Salute to our Armed Forces, 8:00 PM 6-25: Australian Bee Gees, 8:00 PM 7-2: Ocean Grove Summer Band, 8:00 PM 7-6: Guest Organist: Carol Williams Organ Recital, 7:30 PM 7-7: Solisti Ensemble, 7:30 PM 7-9: Tommy James and The Shondells, 8:00 PM 7-10: 62nd Annual Choir Festival, 7:00 PM 7-14: Thomas Muraco, piano and Peter Winograd, violin and Stewart Rose, French horn, 7:30 PM 7-16: The Beach Boys, 8:00 PM 7-21: Gleb Ivanov, Piano, 7:30 PM 7-23: 100 Years of Broadway, 8:00 PM 7-27: Guest Organist: Michael Hey Organ Recital, 7:30 PM 7-28: Maksim Shtrykov, Clarinet and Misusu THEATER & CONCERTS Continued from page 23 Paul Taylor 2 Dance Company performing at Monmouth University's Pollak Theatre. Tina Colella