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LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE 3.16 113 nulubockfest.com 10 Pandora Productions performs The Children's Hour, set in a girls' school in 1930s New England, at the Henry Clay (March 10-19). 11 March Sadness crushing your spirits? Donate to local nonprofts as they compete for the pot in this month's Brackets for Good. 12 After a three-year renovation/ expansion, the Speed Art Museum re-opens free to the public for 30 hours with dancing, theater, yoga and tours. The theme of this year's St. Patrick's Day Parade on Baxter Avenue/Bardstown Road is "100 Years Irish Rising," commemorating the centennial of the Easter Rising in Ireland. The Who at the Yum! Center. 13 Daylight saving time begins! (That's when you lose an hour of sleep. But you just had an awesome weekend and it's fnally bright past 6 p.m., so who's counting?) 14 "Fire Works" by feminist artist Judy Chicago explores glass, pyrotechnics and smoke at the Cressman Center (March 1-31). Chicago also initiated the collaborative feminist art project "International Honor Quilt," at U of L's Hite Art Institute (March 1-19). 15 Modern dance company Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater at the Kentucky Center. 16 Louisville Visual Art presents landscape works by local artists in "Earth, Sky, River" at Metro Hall (March 1-June 17). 17 Bone Thugs-N-Harmony at Mercury Ballroom. (Ask us to karaoke one of their rapid-fre raps the next time you see us out.) 18 Country/rock singer Shooter Jennings (his song "I'm a Long Way From Home" appeared in Walk the Line) with Waymore's Outlaws at Headliners. Eighty-nine-year-old legend Tony Bennett at the Palace. 19 Kentucky Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, starting at Central Park, will tour throughout the spring (March 19-May 15). Multi-genre group Pink Martini shares the stage with the Louisville Orchestra for a pops concert at the Kentucky Center.