Please send in any events we don't have to beatlesexaminer@gmail.com. We're updating daily. And don't forget our very lengthy complete list of events -- it's here.

 

Oct. 7: Beatles tribute band Creme Tangerine to perform on "Mornings With Kaci," KCPQ-TV, Channel 13, Seattle. Show website.

Oct. 7: "LENNONYC" screening at Paley Center, New York. Q&A following with Dick Cavett, disc jockey Dennis Elsas and moderated by the Fab Fourum. www.paleycenter.org.

Oct. 7: BBC Radio 4 program "The Lennon Visitors." Alexei Sayle hosts this half-hour documentary on why visiting John Lennon's childhood home has become so popular. Here's the program's website. 

Oct. 7: The Quarrymen, Boston MA - The Regent Theatre (Arlington)

Oct. 7: Creme Tangerine performs "The White Album Experience," 7 p.m., The Triple Door, 216 Union St., Seattle, Wash. Tickets: $12, available at www.tripledoor.net or the Triple Door box office.

 

Oct. 7-11: Exhibit, "The Artwork of John Lennon," 134 Spring St., New York City. Hours 5-9 Oct. 7, noon - 9 p.m. Oct. 8, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Oct. 9, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Oct. 10-11. Suggested donation $2 for CityMeals on Wheels. Info: (888) ART-1969. (Poster in slideshow gallery.)

 

Through Oct. 10: Thirty early photos of John Lennon from childhood to the formation of the Beatles on display at Mr. Musichead Gallery, 7511 West Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, CA. (323) 876-0042.

 

Through Oct. 10: Fab4Radio.com featuring lots of Lennon programming including previews of remastered CDs, Lennon in concert, appearances on radio in New York and Los Angeles and rare Lennon cover versions. www.fab4radio.com

 

Through Oct. 17: Special John Lennon birthday radio special featuring remastered Lennon tracks and an interview with Yoko Ono by Jody Denberg. Details about the special are here. Early radio station list is here.

 

Through March 31, 2011: Exhibit, "John Lennon: Songwriter," at the Grammy Museum, 800 West Olympic Boulevard, Suite A245, Los Angeles, CA. Among items featured in the exhibit: Several Lennon guitars (including his Fender Telecaster), early albums, his signature round, wire-framed eyeglasses, his typewriter (used to write lyrics early in his career), original drawings, his Sgt. Pepper Lonely Hearts Club Band costume, his Album Of The Year Grammy Award for "Double Fantasy"; many handwritten song lyrics, including "Imagine" and "Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)"; Beatles photographs and original posters; Quarrymen items; rare historic footage; never-before-seen interview with Ono about Lennon’s songwriting; an "In The Studio with John Lennon" interactive studio exhibit. Museum admission is $14.95 for adults; $11.95 for senior citizens (65+); and $10.95 for students with I.D. (ages 6 – 22) and members of the military. GRAMMY Museum members and children 5 and under are admitted free. More information on the exhibit is here.

 

John TV: Created by Dara Roberts to celebrate John’s music and memories.  It will run for a limited time. Go to http://www.imaginetv.biz/johnlennon.html.  It is best viewed using Internet Explorer or Firefox web browsers.  Can also be viewed on video compatible mobile devices such as the iPhone or Droid.

 

Lennon website trivia contest: Running for the next six weeks, John Lennon's official website will be running a trivia quiz. Top prize in the contest will be a John Lennon art print. Second prize will be a John Lennon Signature Box for five winners, with third prize being copies of the eight remastered Lennon solo albums ("Imagine", "Double Fantasy Stripped Down," "Milk And Honey," "Walls And Bridges," "Some Time In New York City," "Mind Games," "Plastic Ono Band" and "Rock 'n' Roll"). For more information on the contest, go to http://www.johnlennon70thbirthdaycompetition.com