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    Culture Calendar for the week of Feb 7: Akira Kurosawa, the Black Jacket Symphony, and Kane Brown

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    The week’s arts and entertainment events, from gallery openings to local music, all in one place.

    Wednesday, February 10

    Hudson Strode Presents “Throne of Blood”
    What: Akira Kurosawa’s classic film retells Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” in the world of feudal Japan. This event is free to the public.
    When: 7:30 pm
    Where: The Bama Theatre

    Thursday, February 11

    Ferguson and the Copper Dogs w/ Della Ray
    What: A Tuscaloosa area band plays “bluesy soul music” in promotion of their first EP. Tickets available at bandsintown.com
    When: 10:30 pm
    Where: Green Bar

    Double Exhibition
    What: An exhibit of work by artist Lisa Iglesias, and Jane Cassidy’s installation “Music for Cars at Night On Country Roads” will be presented in the Fuel and Lumber Company’s Tuscaloosa Project Space.
    When: 7:30 pm
    Where: 2003 Eighth Street, downtown Tuscaloosa

    Friday, February 12

    Emporium Presents: Black Jacket Symphony “Hotel California”
    What: The Black Jacket Symphony cover the Eagles’ most famous album in a concert event. Tickets can be purchased at ticketfly.com.
    When: 8pm
    Where: The Bama Theatre

    Chew w/Lines in the Sky
    What: An Atlanta-based experimental rock band plays electronic-infused music in a free show.
    When: 10pm
    Where: Green Bar

    Kane Brown
    What: Country singer-songwriter Kane Brown will perform.
    When: Doors open at 7:30
    Where: Druid City Music Hall

    Saturday, February 13

    African Film Festival
    What: A day of films from African directors, including documentary shorts and a feature. The main show is preceded by a performance of African dance by children from Wilcox County. Tickets are available online at Brown Paper Tickets.
    When: The children’s program starts at 3:30, the films begin at 6.
    Where: The Bama Theatre

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