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This year s series concludes with this concert on Sept. 25. Soji & The Afrobeats (Nigerian) www.sojisoundz.com5:30 pm – 6:30 pmNigeria s legendary guitar master and singer Soji Odukogbe was the lead guitarist for the late Fela Anikulapo Kuti s groundbreaking Afrobeat band. Odukogbe draws on an extensive background in Nigerian Afrobeat, highlife, and spiritual music, bringing a unique sensibility to his highlife guitar interpretations. His Afrobeat Band features guitars, drums, and horns. He and the band set the dance floor afire with a churning, polyrhythmic style that he simply calls authentic original Afrobeat like Fela s type of music, the traditional Afrobeat that nobody does in a world of endless Afro-fusions.

Not everyone can afford $15,000 for dinner, but some of the most ardent Disney fans have pooled their resources and used social media to find strangers willing to share the cost, Sue Green and Steve Sarley of Valley Glen are among the Disney fans who solicited others to join them and help share the cost ballerina nursery art, black swan wall art print, ethereal gold sparkle, black ballet shoes, baby girl, whimsical bohemian, prin of the dinner they held in April, They said so many people responded to their query that they ended up with a waiting list, “It actually cost us the price of a cruise,” Sue Green said, “That’s how we look at it, And it was worth it, Disney just treats you right.”..

“Chinese Puzzle”: Those randy, open-minded Europeans of “L’Auberge Espagnole” (“The Spanish Inn”) travel to New York in writer-director Cedric Klapisch’s final film in a bubbly series. There are no new observations here as a novelist (Romain Duris) contends with turning 40. But what holds our interest and holds the story together is a winning cast in lovable roles. * * ½ — (Roger Moore, McClatchy-Tribune) R, 1:57. “Cold in July”: Talented genre filmmaker Jim Mickle turns to film noir for this intense thriller that takes numerous twists and turns in the aftermath of a fatal home invasion robbery. Michael C. Hall, Sam Shepard and Don Johnson are outstanding in this Texas-set film that has the bite of a cranky copperhead. H * * ½ — (Randy Myers, Staff) R, 1:49.

“We got a call from somebody who’d read about the horse show in The Daily News who didn’t seem to care about the horses but just wanted to come see the vendors,” volunteer and former Atherton mayor Nan Chapman said, The concourse had some of the ballerina nursery art, black swan wall art print, ethereal gold sparkle, black ballet shoes, baby girl, whimsical bohemian, prin same jewelry and clothing that might be found at any street fair but also plenty of other items for the horse set, from stable anti-odor powders to custom-made boots and saddles, And, of course, there were T-shirts, coffee mugs and other items celebrating the Menlo Charity Horse Show..

Details: Sept. 7-10; Magic Theatre at Fort Mason complex, San Francisco; $25-$30; www.thefisherkingproject.org. 9 “Red Sorghum” dance: The Qingdao Song and Dance Theatre from eastern China brings its touring dance/theater work, adapted from Mo Yan’s revered epic novel, to the Bay Area for one performance only. Details: 7:30 p.m. Sept. 8; San Jose Center for the Performing Arts; $38-$88; sanjosetheaters.org. 10 The Delta Wires: This hard-driving East Bay band of delta blues revivalists just released a new album, “Born in Oakland.” So of course they are holding the release party this weekend in their hometown. If you can’t make it, check the band’s website, deltawires.com, for upcoming local dates, they are a blast.