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An Irish evening of Bagpipes & Brass: Emerald Ode to Joy, streaming on YouTube from Bethany Lutheran Church at 7 p.m. Celtic Colorado Pipes & Drums, tenor Todd Teske and Rick Seaton on organ. Tickets $25: denverbrass.org/concerts/bagpipes-and-brass-emerald-ode-to-joy THURSDAY-SATURDAY She was the star of a major hit, the long-running off-Broadway adult show "Dixie’s Tupperware Party." Now you can share drinks virtually with Dixie Longate during  "Dixie's Happy Hour." She'll be telling stories as she mixes up her  four basic food groups: rum, gin, vodka and tequila. 7 p.m., presented ...

- ADVERTISEMENT - SOCIAL JUSTICE YOGA WITH EBONY UTLEY (Thursday) If you’re not altogether sure what social justice yoga entails, think of it as a relaxing yoga session and pep talk on how to be an upstanding, involved community member. Led by Cal State Long Beach professor and author Ebony Utley, this free virtual yoga session is modeled after “Kemetic Yin” which combines ancient Egyptian yoga with mindfulness, meditation and conversation about how yoga can be a form of care for oneself and one’s community. You can register for the yoga class, here. Class starts at 5:30 p.m.

While COVID-19 may have stopped her top fans from coming to the theater, it couldn’t stop Dixie from coming to her fans.

Last Chance to see Dixie's Happy Hour! - Naugatuck, CT - Dixie is famous for her Tupperware parties onstage, but now this fast talkin' Alabama gal is throwing a party you can enjoy from your home.

Good drinks, good stories, good company Mar 5, 2021 | Tammye Nash | Managing Editor “Thank the Lord and the Baby Jesus and all the ships at sea!” Dixie Longate declared when she heard that my household was not among the thousands here in Texas to lose power for days on end or having to deal with massive water line breaks or unsafe drinking water during deadly Winter Storm Uri in mid-February. “Oh my stars and garters!,” Dixie added. “It has just been crazy!” Safe to say, I guess, that Dixie is, um, rather expressive, which, when you stop to think about it, isn’t surprising when...