Alert! Alert! As it seems we must from time to time--more often than we'd like--we need to change the monthly Performing Arts Foundation meeting for March from March 13 to March 20. It's still a Thursday, it's still at the Richland Area Community Center, but we're also going to meet earlier, at 5 p.m. So, to review: We will NOT meet on March 13; we WILL meet on Thursday, March 20, at 5 p.m. at RACC. To look on the plus side, perhaps some folks who can't make it to our usual time will be able to join us this month.
Meanwhile, do not forget the following upcoming events featuring local friends:
Friday, March 14 at 8 p.m.: Improv comedy troupe Crawlspace Eviction gives a benefit performance for KNOW, the Kalamazoo Non-Violent Opponents of War, and the Department of Peace and Nonviolence campaign at the Fetzer Center Auditorium at Western Michigan University. Admission is $15, $7 for students.
Saturday, March 22, 5 to 11 p.m.: Ten bands perform at the Richland Area Community Center, 9400 East CD Avenue. Admission is $8.
Hope to see you at one or more of these three events!
Showing posts with label Battle of the Bands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Battle of the Bands. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Sunday, February 17, 2008
February directives
Sorry to be bossy, but we do have a few instructions for you:
Do not miss your chance to see Shakespeare in Hollywood at the Civic Theatre. The remaining performances are Friday and Saturday, February 22 and 23, at 8 p.m. You'll enjoy the show and, in particular, the opportunity to see Mary Teutsch treading the boards. She--oh, and the show--got a boffo review in the Gazette. Call 343-1313 for tickets, or check the Civic's website.
Speaking of the Kalamazoo Gazette, see also the Young Artists column in the Sunday, February 17, edition--page D5. It doesn't seem to be available online yet, but it does feature four great young artists from Gull Lake High School.
The Battle of the Bands continues at Richland Area Community Center on certain Saturdays--for example, February 23 and March 22--from 5 to 11 p.m. Admission is only $8, and you can hear a whole host of up-and-coming local bands. Hear them here first!
And, HEY! Now you can buy a CD or download an MP3 file of the Gull Lake Girls' "Let's Have Some Fun (Hey)" at PayPlayFM, iTunes, CDBaby, and All Music. That's assuming you've had a chance to see their infectious video.
Jordan Lunardini has taken his blues guitar on the road and is playing in Florida and Nashville, Tennessee, about the time of this writing. But you can hear him closer to home at 9ine Lounge and Grill on Tuesday nights, February 19 and 26--that's at the Twin Star Ice Arena near 9th Street and N Avenue (take exit 72 off I-94). He'll be at the State Theatre in downtown Kalamzoo on February 29, Louie's Trophy House on March 1, and right here in Richland at the Blackhawk on Saturday, March 22. Check his website for more info.
Finally, we'll justify this listing as a "performing arts" item because it features a performance of a new song written in honor of Captain Crochet, one of Louise Hanavan's illicit chickens. If you missed seeing Louise (and her three chickens) on the Canadian national television news, you can still hear an interview with her and coverage of a rally in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in support of her keeping three chickens within the city limits. Go to the CBC radio program The Current and listen to a podcast of their February 12 program, "Diet For A Hungry Planet: Urban Agriculture."
Do not miss your chance to see Shakespeare in Hollywood at the Civic Theatre. The remaining performances are Friday and Saturday, February 22 and 23, at 8 p.m. You'll enjoy the show and, in particular, the opportunity to see Mary Teutsch treading the boards. She--oh, and the show--got a boffo review in the Gazette. Call 343-1313 for tickets, or check the Civic's website.
Speaking of the Kalamazoo Gazette, see also the Young Artists column in the Sunday, February 17, edition--page D5. It doesn't seem to be available online yet, but it does feature four great young artists from Gull Lake High School.
The Battle of the Bands continues at Richland Area Community Center on certain Saturdays--for example, February 23 and March 22--from 5 to 11 p.m. Admission is only $8, and you can hear a whole host of up-and-coming local bands. Hear them here first!
And, HEY! Now you can buy a CD or download an MP3 file of the Gull Lake Girls' "Let's Have Some Fun (Hey)" at PayPlayFM, iTunes, CDBaby, and All Music. That's assuming you've had a chance to see their infectious video.
Jordan Lunardini has taken his blues guitar on the road and is playing in Florida and Nashville, Tennessee, about the time of this writing. But you can hear him closer to home at 9ine Lounge and Grill on Tuesday nights, February 19 and 26--that's at the Twin Star Ice Arena near 9th Street and N Avenue (take exit 72 off I-94). He'll be at the State Theatre in downtown Kalamzoo on February 29, Louie's Trophy House on March 1, and right here in Richland at the Blackhawk on Saturday, March 22. Check his website for more info.
Finally, we'll justify this listing as a "performing arts" item because it features a performance of a new song written in honor of Captain Crochet, one of Louise Hanavan's illicit chickens. If you missed seeing Louise (and her three chickens) on the Canadian national television news, you can still hear an interview with her and coverage of a rally in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in support of her keeping three chickens within the city limits. Go to the CBC radio program The Current and listen to a podcast of their February 12 program, "Diet For A Hungry Planet: Urban Agriculture."
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