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Concerts
WSO: Celebrating 50 Years of Motown
Centennial Concert Hall, 2 p.m. Tickets $23.75-$92.00 at WSO Box Office, 204-949-3999, wso.ca
Tia McGraff
Unitarian Universalist Church on Wellington Crescent at Academy, 7 p.m. to benefit Oak Table Community Ministry. Tickets $20.
Theatre
NCIS: Canadian Affair Celebrations Dinner Theatre, 5 p.m. Canad Inns Fort Garry; $28.95 to $64.95 at 982-8282.
Out and about
Canary and Finch club
Oak Hammock March, noon to 3:30 p.m.
Dance
RWB's Dance Downtown
Open house 1 to 4 p.m. RWB Building located at 380 Graham, and across the street in the grand foyer of the Manitoba Hydro Building.
Literary
Bev Pellick
Launch of Daily Eating: Gluten & Dairy Free, 2 p.m., McNally Robinson Booksellers.
Nitespots
Aqua Books (123 Princess St.): Great Aunt Ida
Cavern (112 Osborne, downstairs): Open Mic Comedy
King's Head (120 King): All the Kings Men
Palm Room (Fort Garry Hotel): Elmer Negado
Tavern United (MTS Centre): JJR
Tavern United (826 Regent): Tom Dunlop
Times Change(d) (Main & St. Mary Ave.): Jam hosted by Big Dave McLean
Upperdeck Sports Bar (McPhillips Station Casino): Pepe Cortes
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition September 30, 2012 A10
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