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Young professionals urged to get politically involved
Relax to a little live music, some drinks and politicians discussing the future of Martin County's economy, schools and environment.
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SHINE camp fills kidsÕ summer needs
MILLVILLE Ñ The sounds of music, laughter and singing filled Reeves Hall Thursday morning as close to 60 campers participated in SHINE summer campÕs first activity of the day.
Bridgeton News |
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Country stars to have 'Good Time' at Crown
Country music superstar Alan Jackson wants to keep the good times rolling, so he’s teaming up with fellow country crooner Trace Adkins for a tour that will launch Oct. 2 at the Crown Coliseum.
The Fayetteville Observer |
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Engel Featured in new SPV Podcast
The seventh episode of the SPV Audio Podcast hosted by Freeman, features music and news about Engel
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One sibling tell-all deserves another
UPDATED: 00 :06 a.m. EDT, July 18, 2008 Chuck Yarborough becomes a field archaeologist. Talk arts, movies, music, dining and more!
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Fellner, Marshall, Morris and Renfroe Read notes to MariAnne July 18-20 at the Powerhouse
Workshop performances of the musical notes to MariAnne — part of the Powerhouse Theatre's 2008 summer season, which is the result of a partnership between New York Stage and Film and Vassar College — begin July 18.
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Free As You Like It , with Ireland, Weller and Davenport, Begins Boston Run
A free engagement of Shakespeare's As You Like It — presented by the Citi Performing Arts Center — begins a three-week run July 18 on Boston Common.
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Runolfsson, Noll, Buntrock and More Join Julie Andrews at the Hollywood Bowl July 18-19
Julie Andrews — The Gift of Music plays the Hollywood Bowl July 18 and 19 at 8:30 PM.
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Gary V to share ‘His Love’ anew
Undeniably still one of the most respected personalities in pop music, Gary Valenciano, 25 years in the business now, is never without something to do.
Manila Standard Today |
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Alabama Shakespeare's West Side Story Begins to Rumble July 18
Alabama Shakespeare Festival's new production of the groundbreaking musical West Side Story begins July 18 in Montgomery, AL.
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THENDARA — Pianist Carolle-Ann Mochernuk has announced her program for the 2 p.m. Sunday Cabin Concert at the Cabin in the Woods. She will play classical compositions by Faure, Ravel, Deb...
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DIVA TALK: Chatting with In the Heights ' Karen Olivo Plus News of Akers, Colella and Callaway
News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.
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"Mamma Mia!," It's Arrived: New Movie Musical Opens in U.S. July 18
The movie musical, a genre once considered dead, is alive and well. Following a record-breaking opening in the U.K., "Mamma Mia!" — the new film based on the international hit musical of the same name — opens in cinemas nationwide July 18.
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This Week's Movie Reviews & Hypemeters
Everyone's excited for this one because Katie Holmes is in captivity and won't be making an appearance. More Two hours of Abba music is about as repellent as curdled milk on cereal.
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Gotta love it
GO: FESTIVAL BETANCES The South End's annual Festival Betances has long been one of the city's most eclectic and welcoming community parties - and this weekend's...
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Felony indictments for $500,000 in damage
A Taylor County grand jury on Thursday indicted four Abilene men on charges of arson, burglary and engaging in organized criminal activity. The men are accused of causing more than $500,000 in damage in a vandalism spree that began in October.
Abilene Reporter-News |
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Heritage Days festival gets under way in East Providence
EAST PROVIDENCE — In the first few years of Heritage Days, the city’s largest annual festival, games and food vendors were crammed into City Hall’s parking lot. The stage where local artists performed was on the Weaver Library grounds.
The Providence Journal |
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And The Band 'Plaid' On, Endearingly
Plaidheads, those diehard fans of the musical "Forever Plaid," will be in heaven watching Rick Criswell's production at the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center. Great old tunes and excellent singing may earn a few more aficionados as well.
The Tampa Tribune |
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Pickers vie for chance to open White Oak festival
CLEVELAND, Tenn. — The crowd behind the 25th Street Hardee’s this evening will be bluegrass music fans.
Chattanooga Times Free Press |
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Metales M5 treats Stuhr fundraiser audience to festive night of classical music with a twist
Stuhr Museum officials made sure Thursday evening's Meadowlark Music Festival concert by Metales M5 lived up to the first word in the theme of "Comfortable. Casual. Classical!" by moving the performance from the Stuhr Museum grounds northwest to nearby College Park.
Grand Island Independent |
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Chattanooga: Home school expo this weekend at Camp Jordan Arena
When it comes to hosting Tennessee’s largest home school expo, the more the merrier, organizers of the local event say.
Chattanooga Times Free Press |
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Dayton: Condensed show propels Scopes Festival this year
DAYTON, Tenn. — A scaled-down version of the annual Scopes trial re-enactment kicks off at the Rhea County Courthouse tonight with a movie and a two-man show.
Chattanooga Times Free Press |
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Guitarist places no borders on his music
There are no vocalists in the Nels Cline Singers. The instruments have to do the talking.
Knoxville News Sentinel |
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The hair is shorter, but Daniels is still an outspoken country boy
Charlie Daniels says his career has been one of fits and spurts.
Knoxville News Sentinel |
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Passion is the defining element when Lynne creates music
Shelby Lynne spent years looking for songs to sing before deciding to write her own.
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