The group Milkstache, made up of teachers from Learn Music, rounded out the 4-8pm public open house at the brand new Cain Center for the Arts in Cornelius Tuesday night. Justin Dionne, Executive Director for the Cain Center says it was long journey. Press the play button below to hear Dionne’s comments:
The state of the art Cain Center for the Arts will offer a variety of concerts, art exhibits, corporate events, as well as music/art lessons and meeting rooms. The auditorium seats even fold down so that the room can be used for private gatherings.
The next big event will be on Saturday, when Renee Elise Goldsberry, from the Broadway musical Hamilton, appears in concert.
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- Cain Center Downstairs Lobby
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- Cain Center Auditorium
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- Cain Center Milkstache Performs
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- Cain Center Balcony 1
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- Cain Center Balcony 2
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- Cain Center Upstairs
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- Cain Center Green Room 1
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- Cain Center Green Room 2
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- Cain Center Dressing Room
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- Cain Center Stage Offloading
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- Cain Center Art Gallery
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- Cain Exec. Dir Justin Dionne Shows Conf Room
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- Cain Center Classroom 1
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- Cain Center Classrrom 2
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- Cain Center Kids’ Art
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- Cain Center Historic Cornelius Etchings Outside Classroom, Exec. Dir. Justin Dionne
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- Cain Center Dance Studio
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- Cain Center Collapsable Seats
