An Evening with Don Dixon & Robert Kirkland: Songs & Stories from Franklin Street in the Early 70s, 28 October

An Evening with Don Dixon & Robert Kirkland: Songs & Stories from Franklin Street in the Early 70s

Cat's Cradle

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Tue, 28 Oct, 2025 at 07:30 pm

Cat's Cradle Back Room

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Tue, 28 Oct, 2025 at 07:30 pm (EDT)

Cat's Cradle Back Room

Carrboro, North Carolina, United States

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An Evening with Don Dixon & Robert Kirkland: Songs & Stories from Franklin Street in the Early 70s
An Evening with Don Dixon and Robert Kirkland: Songs and Stories from Franklin Street in the Early Seventies
Tuesday, October 28
Doors: 7pm : Show: 7:30pm
Cat’s Cradle Back Room
This is a seated show.

TICKET LINK: https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/85497180/an-evening-with-don-dixon-and-robert-kirklandsongs-and-stories-from-franklin-street-in-the-early-seventies-carrboro-cats-cradle-back-room

Don Dixon and Robert Kirkland will sing songs from their solo careers along with favorites they sang in the early 70s at The New Establishment, Cat’s Cradle and Town Hall. They will talk about their experiences in Chapel Hill during that time and answer questions from the audience. The evening will be moderated by Joe Vanderford, NC music journalist and fan.


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An Evening with Don Dixon & Robert Kirkland: Songs & Stories from Franklin Street in the Early 70s, 28 October
An Evening with Don Dixon & Robert Kirkland: Songs & Stories from Franklin Street in the Early 70s
Tue, 28 Oct, 2025 at 07:30 pm