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SCMP Reporter

LIVE GIG

One-man-band Ketchup will play the acoustic pop folk repertoires from his latest album Sweet Dream is Over in a mini-concert today at 9.30pm at  Hard Rock Cafe.

The singer-songwriter is renowned for his refreshing and soothing music, accompanied by simple English lyrics.

Local band My Little Airport will be the supporting act.

Tickets cost $100. Reservations on 2375 1323.

ANCIENT COINAGE

Ancient Greek coins are now on display in the exhibition History Re-stored: Ancient Greek Coins from the Zhuyuetang Collection, which runs until October 4 at the  Museum of History.

The 126 coins presented in the exhibition display an essential chapter in the history of Greek coinage, which began in Asia in the seventh century BC and ended in Egypt in the first century BC.

An array of historical events took place during this period, which includes the exploits of Alexander the Great, the rule of his successors and the downfall of the last Greek kingdom in Egypt at the hands of Rome. The coins depict Greek gods, goddesses and  ceremonies associated with the Olympic Games.

As well as the exhibition, a number of other  Greek artefacts are also on display.

The admission fee is $10 (adults) and $5 (students). Free admission on Wednesdays. The museum closes on Tuesdays.

For more information call 2724 9042.

GUITAR CLINIC

Andy Timmons, the ex-guitarist of pop metal band Danger Danger, will   conduct an Ibanez guitar clinic.

The workshop is organised by Tom Lee Music and will take place today at 7.30pm at  the Arts Centre's Shouson Theatre. Tickets cost $70 and $50 (Tom Lee Music members)  at Tom Lee Music stores and HK Ticketing on 3128 8288.



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