Wayne Community Concerts

Need more info? Contact our President, Hal Keck at
919-580-6350...BTW, we don't sell individual show tickets but often have a few left if you need an additional one for a particular concert. Call or email and we'll let you know...they are $20 each.

Interested in helping us out? We need Volunteers and Board Members so get in touch. We'd love to have you with us.

Just think...all five of the following shows for only $55! And reciprocal agreements with
New Bern, Washington, and Henderson. That means your ticket buys you a seat to 25 concerts!

Grover C. Fields School - 2000 MLK Blvd, New Bern, NC
Directions: US 70 E. to New Bern. Take the Hwy. 17 exit and turn left at the bottom of the ramp. The school is approximately 3/4 mile on the left.

Washington High School Performing Arts Center - 400 Slatestone Road, Washington, NC
Directions: Hwy. 70 E to Kinston Vernon Ave. (Business 70). Left onto NC 11/55, go 24 miles. Right onto Greenville Blvd. SW (246 Alt/NC 243) Go 6.3 miles. Right onto 264 E. Go 18 miles. Slight left onto NC 1501, Go 1.5 miles. Slight left onto NC 1607 (Slatestone Road) Go 1 mile.

Vance-Granville Civic Center - Vance-Granville Community College, Poplar Creek Road, Henderson, NC
Directions: Vance-Granville Community College is located 1/2 way between Henderson and Oxford just off I 85. Take exit #209 off of I 85. Proceed West for 1/4 mile to second college entrance on right.

Paramount Theatre
From Route 70 Bypass in Goldsboro, take the Williams Street exit south toward Goldsboro. Turn right onto Ash Street. Turn left onto S. Center Street in traffic circle.
139 S. Center St. Goldsboro, NC 27530.
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The variety of events, including great entertainment available through the On Stage Concert Series and the Country Music Showcase, makes this the performing arts destination for Johnston County and the surrounding area!

The Paul A. Johnston Auditorium boasts an intimate 1,000-seat facility with state-of-the-art sound and lighting. Conveniently located just off Interstate 95 in Smithfield, the Paul A. Johnston Auditorium is just minutes away from Selma and a short drive on Highway 70 from Raleigh or Goldsboro. There is ample, free on-site parking.

OK, Wayne County...The Big Names are coming to town! Let's bring in our stellar 2010-2011 Season with a Bang!

But Wait...*Early Bird Special Alert*! Get $5 off if you buy your season ticket at Chapter 6...What a deal! After this show, it's $55...

Jason Coleman has been blessed with tremendous talent inherited from his grandfather, the legendary keyboardist Floyd Cramer. And now his current concert tour, Legacy of Floyd Cramer, is bringing a heartfelt new life to Cramer's beloved music. Jason's concerts are filled with exciting songs and nostalgic stories as he shares special memories of his grandfather and the music he made famous. If you enjoy the music of Floyd Cramer, you won't want to miss this one!

Although Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra never actually worked together, it's tantalizing to think what might have been. The Concert That Never Was features segments simulating Streisand and Sinatra in masterful duets, including Somewhere, Something Stupid, and New York, New York. Sharon Owens, who has a stunning resemblance in both appearance and voice to Streisand, joins Sebastian Anzaldo, who looks and sounds amazingly like Sinatra. You won't want to miss this bit of stage magic!

Brought back by request! America's longest-running multicultural song and dance company, The Duquesne University Tamburitzans, is a unique ensemble of talented young folk artists dedicated to the performance and preservation of the music, songs, and dances of Eastern Europe and neighboring folk cultures. 30 to 40 performers are full-time students who receive scholarship awards from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA. These students attend college all week and perform most weekends throughout the year, wearing authentic costumes of the countries they portray. They are sure to bring you a most enjoyable night of entertainment!

Former New York City police officer, Daniel Rodriguez has experienced a meteoric rise to fame. He was one of his department's designated anthem singers on September 11, 2001, when fate intervened - he rendered amazing a capella performances of "God Bless America" and "The National Anthem" that proved far greater than a patriotic gesture. A pillar of courage and faith, Daniel Rodriguez is truly an inspiration who freely shares his deep appreciation for life, God, and country.

Emerging from a course at Millikin University, Chapter 6 became the youngest group ever to qualify for the Chicago-area national Harmony sweepstakes. After winning that title for three straight years, they captured the national title in 2004. Numerous awards later, this six-man
a capella troupe now tours North America and Asia, performing a family-friendly show that features intricate harmonies and first-class stage wit. Whether a signature piece such as "Ode to Krispy Kreme", or the American Idol-featured group's very own award-winning version of "The Wizard of Oz", audiences revel in Chapter 6's superb muscianship and adventurous spirit.

"Toe Tappin', Heart Touchin', Good News Music!" The Lindsay Family inspires and thrills all who hear them. To say that Tyler, Ryan, Christina, and their parents Paul and Susan perform jazz and other styles on multiple instruments is about as descriptive as saying that they all ride bicycles! These folks perform...and they do it at an outrageously high standard for any age musician. If you enjoyed the Hunt Family Fiddlers, you will love The Lindsay Family!