“Almost Outlaws,” a duo that never breaks the law, will play for the final Lunchtime Concert beginning at noon on Friday, October 12.  A free chili lunch will be served, prepared by Mark Amspatcher, owner of The Diner.  The concert, sponsored by the Norman Downtowners Association and produced by The Performing Arts Studio, takes place on the north lawn of Norman’s historic train depot, 200 South Jones.  In case of rain, the concert will be moved inside.

Judge Bill Hetherington and attorney Lindsay Bailey, make up “Almost Outlaws.”  The two, who have played together for several years, were regulars at Sooner Legends last year.  Bailey on guitar and Hetherington at the keyboard, come together to make country and western music for all to enjoy.  Don’t miss this special musical treat!

The Norman Downtowners Association, which represents the many outstanding businesses in the downtown area, is pleased to bring Lunchtime Concerts to the community.  Everyone is invited to attend and to explore the many new and established businesses to be found downtown.

For more information call The Performing Arts Studio at 307-9320.

The Second Stage Players open their first production October 12, 2007, 7:00 pm, at The Historic Santa Fe Depot, 200 South Jones, Norman, OK.  Opening night includes a one-act comedy, A New Sunrise, an old time radio show, Easy Aces: Jane Goes to a Psychiatrist, and the dramatic reading of Voices of America, written by Jerry Hargis.  Refreshments will be available at intermission. Tickets are $5.00 and available at the door or by calling The Performing Studio, 405 307-9320.