Fresh off an opening month at Wells Fargo Plaza, Charlotte’s Alive After Five returns to Pavilion at EpiCentre for the  remainder of the season beginning at 5 p.m. today.
Jesse’s Girl will perform on the Pavilion stage, while Alternate Take will play contemporary party music and jazz standards on the main level at EpiCentre. Alive After Five -- which is celebrating its 10th anniversary -- continues at EpiCentre every Thursday evening through  September.
Today's Alive After Five will also serve  as a fundraiser for tornado victims in the Southeast. The event  has partnered with the Charlotte Junior Chamber, which will be at EpiCentre tonight collecting  donations, 100 percent of which will go to those affected by the recent outbreak of  tornadoes.
Also, each  Thursday during the Alive After Five season, select  restaurants at the EpiCentre will offer $20 prix  fixe menus. Participating restaurants include BlackFinn, Enso, Kazba, Libretto’s, Mez,  Mortimer’s, StrikeCity, Vida  and Wild  Wing Café. These restaurants will also offer complimentary hors  d'oeuvres during Alive After Five the first Thursday of every month.
Also new for 2011: Alive After Five's "When it  Rains, We Pour" promotion. Pavilion has  purchased two tents to keep guests sheltered from rain; when the weather's wet, guests will be offered drink specials, including discounted beer prices any time there is inclement weather  during AT&T Alive After Five.
Alive After Five will also present a Block Party from 7-11 p.m. Friday at Piedmont Town Center,  featuring a performance by Party on the Moon. The Friday night Block Party also serves as the kickoff of  Alive After Five’s Piedmont Town Center series, which runs every  Wednesday from through June 15. Band line-ups for both EpiCentre  and Piedmont Town Center are available at AliveAfterFives.com.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Alive After Five returns to EpiCentre today
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2 comments:
How about a tent for the bands that play on the lower level, jerks! Thanks!
What about Metlive at Metropolitan? Great bands and free parking!
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