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Children Get Creative With WVU Community Art Classes
Some children in Morgantown are spending their Saturday mornings in class.
WBOY Clarksburg |
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Food, fun and NASCAR at Marigold Festival
Jedidiah Duckett had done this before. The 12-year-old breezed through the process of loosening the four lug nuts, removing the wheel, tossing on a new one and tightly fastening it. He said he learned from his dad. But this wasn't his father's car - or any car at all. It was the "Pit Stop Challenge," a game that added an interactive element to the NASCAR theme at the 2008 Marigold ...
Peoria Journal Star |
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Ballpark hosts Riverfront Pops concert
While some Riverfront Pops concertgoers lamented the relocation of Saturday’s symphony to a baseball stadium, others found plenty of perks to watching the performance somewhere other than its usual venue of LeClaire Park.
Quad-City Times |
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Alternative Academy hosts open house
Larry Sholes, new principal at Rougher Alternative Academy, invites parents, students and patrons for an open house from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday. The school, at 600 Altamont St., will be the site for a cookout and live music.
Muskogee Phoenix |
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CLASSICAL MUSIC + DANCE FALL CALENDAR
For complete listings, go to Preview Extra on KansasCity.com. THE SAGA OF THE SALOON SINGER: Noon Sept. 8. Johnson County Community College, Recital Hall, Carlsen Center, 12345 College, Overland Park. (913-469-8500, Ext. 3605)
The Kansas City Star |
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FESTIVAL: All that Jazz
Musicians pay tribute to ‘Spider’ Martin, demolished Ontario Club
Niagara Gazette |
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Wheatland music preserved
It was a lovely reunion between a band and a stage, and it was all recorded for posterity's sake.
The Morning Sun |
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Arts 'N More Festival draws crowd
The Amboy Arts 'N More Festival is a way for the town to draw visitors while trying to restore the original downtown buildings.
Mankato Free Press |
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Calendar: Arkansas
We’re taking a tour of the Heartland, looking for fall festivals and events. This week’s stop: Arkansas.
The Kansas City Star |
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Al-Qaida American was poster boy for USC Muslim Student Association
The former California heavy metal music fan turned al-Qaida leader had his Islamic conversion testimonial featured on the official website of the University of Southern California's Muslim Students Association for 11 years before he was revealed as a terror advocate last week.
WorldNet Daily |
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Classical music critics picks
PAUL DRESHER ENSEMBLE 7:30 p.m. Sept. 13 White Recital Hall, UMKC Kicking off the always smart and nicely priced Signature Series, the Paul Dresher Ensemble travels in bold, theatrical and unabashedly contemporary circles. Its Electro-Acoustic Band ranges through chamber minimalism and territory reminiscent of rock trailblazers such as Talking Heads and Frank Zappa. Here they’ll premiere a ...
The Kansas City Star |
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70-year-old musician walks the line each day
Some people feel limited by age, afraid to take on new challenges or make changes in the autumn of their lives. But for Al Teeter of Nanty Glo, age is just a state of mind, and he pays no mind to age or any other limitation, including the cerebral palsy with which he was born in 1938.
The Tribune-Democrat |
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Series in 2008 and 2009 have literary themes that span the times
Try and you could find at least three or four strong currents running through the new season’s offerings of classical music.
The Kansas City Star |
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Lindsay and Samantha rock the runway crowd
NEW YORK (AP) — Nobody draws attention like Lindsay Lohan and gal pal Samantha Ronson.
The Star-Ledger |
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Jazz critics picks
PEOPLE’S LIBERATION BIG BAND 8 tonight (and first Sundays monthly) RecordBar, 1020 Westport Road
The Kansas City Star |
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Jazz is alive, healthy and well, from the traditional to the contemporary
We Kansas City people like to beat up on ourselves and lament how things could be if only …
The Kansas City Star |
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MUSIC FALL CALENDAR
For complete listings, go to Preview Extra at KansasCity.com. MOTORHEAD WITH THE MISFITS, AIRBOURNE, VALIANT THOR AND YEAR LONG DISASTER: 7 p.m. Sept. 7. Harrah’s Casino, VooDoo Lounge, One Riverboat Drive, North Kansas City. www.voodookc.com (816-472-7777)
The Kansas City Star |
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Marching music
There were classic cars, church floats, political candidates, marching bands, live music and, of course, horses. Nearly 160 entries marched in the parade that started at the Taylor County Courthouse at South 3rd and Oak streets, traveled north under the tracks down Pine, across North 6th Street and south on Cypress Street, under tracks and down Chestnut Street back to the courthouse, a trip that ...
Abilene Reporter-News |
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What Does Your Favorite Music Say About You (11:15pm)
What does the type of music you listen to say about you as a person? A New British study has found a link between different styles of music and the personality of those who listen to it.
CBS 6 Richmond |
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Viva festivities warm up Saturday
Mariachi music greeted visitors attending the Viva Quad-Cities festival Saturday at Bass Street Landing Plaza in downtown Moline.
Quad-City Times |
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Ronnie Liang topbills Sept 27 concert at the Music Museum
Dream-come true for Pinoy Dream Academy second runner-up Ronnie Liang na nakasama siya sa dramedy na I Love Betty La Fea ng ABS-CBN.
PEP |
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R5 Still Rockin'
Tower Records reincarnation R5 celebrated it's one year anniversary this weekend with "One Candle, 18 Bands and Two Days of Celebration."
News10 Sacramento |
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Drum lines ready for ‘Thunder on the Lake’
The thunder will roll on Boone Lake Thursday night as drum lines from six area high school marching bands perform a free concert, “Thunder on the Lake,” at Winged Deer Park’s Goulding Amphitheatre.
Johnson City Press |
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Organizers, staff rallying for Victory Days
More than 50 organizers and staff rallied Saturday morning at the Terre Haute International Airport-Hulman Field, beginning the plans for next month’s Victory Days.
Terre Haute Tribune Star |
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Rhinelander celebrates Oktoberfest
Music filled the big tent Friday night at Oktoberfest 2008 in Rhinelander. The entertainment was provided by Mark Jirikovec and his orchestra. This is the 15th year for the annual event.
The Rhinelander Daily News |
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