Dirty Linen magazine says they “raise the rafters with their playing, charm with their singing, and delight with their contemporary energy.” So we think you'll enjoy them!
Monday, April 4, 2011
Traditional Irish Music in Richland
The traditional Irish band Bua will be giving a concert at the Richland Community Hall this Thursday, April 7 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets will be available at the door ($10, students $5, children free). The Richland Community Hall is at 8985 Gull Road, across the street from Harding's.
Dirty Linen magazine says they “raise the rafters with their playing, charm with their singing, and delight with their contemporary energy.” So we think you'll enjoy them!
Dirty Linen magazine says they “raise the rafters with their playing, charm with their singing, and delight with their contemporary energy.” So we think you'll enjoy them!
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Time for the green
'Tis the season for some traditional Irish music by Whiskey Before Breakfast. You can hear Richland fiddler Dave Marlatt and the gang Thursday, March 17, at 4 p.m. at the Old Dog Tavern; Friday at 7 p.m. at the London Grill; and Saturday for a St. Patrick's breakfast, 10:30 a.m. at the Victorian Bakery.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
2012 brings the end of an era
Gull Lake High School performing arts teacher Robin Nott, longtime advisor and director of the Performing Arts Company, has announced that next year's State Tour Show will be the last he will direct. He'll continue to teach, but someone new will take over the annual competition show.
Robin's farewell show will be a special one: Dune Shadow, which Robin himself adapted from a novel by Nancy Y. Stone, tells a story set in the ill-fated real-life town of Singapore, Michigan, near Saugatuck. No doubt a few PAC alumni will want to plan to return for that occasion!
Robin's farewell show will be a special one: Dune Shadow, which Robin himself adapted from a novel by Nancy Y. Stone, tells a story set in the ill-fated real-life town of Singapore, Michigan, near Saugatuck. No doubt a few PAC alumni will want to plan to return for that occasion!
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Busy Thursday
Your calendar for Thursday, March 10, is PACKED. You'll have to pick and choose, I'm afraid:
6 to 8 p.m.: Moody Coyotes, featuring Robin Nott, play at the Koffee Klutch in Galesburg. Great acoustic music, good food, good beverages, good company.
7 p.m.: Gull Lake Band Parents' Association meets at Gull Lake High School.
7 p.m.: "World's Largest Concert" by the third grade at Ryan Intermediate Gym.
Just do the best you can!
6 to 8 p.m.: Moody Coyotes, featuring Robin Nott, play at the Koffee Klutch in Galesburg. Great acoustic music, good food, good beverages, good company.
7 p.m.: Gull Lake Band Parents' Association meets at Gull Lake High School.
7 p.m.: "World's Largest Concert" by the third grade at Ryan Intermediate Gym.
Just do the best you can!
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Moody Coyotes on the Prowl
The wonderful Moody Coyotes play at the Koffee Klutch, 14792 East L Avenue in Galesburg, this Thursday night, February 10, from 6 to 8 p.m. Enjoy some good food and great acoustic music by Mr. Robin Nott and his accomplices!
Monday, February 7, 2011
A Genius Idea for Your Valentine
Picture this: You're having a romantic Valentine's dinner with your beloved in downtown Kalamazoo . . . A group of oddly assorted yet highly attractive people enters the restaurant. To eat? Perhaps . . . but no. They almost seem to be heading right for your table. And, hey, isn't that Mary Teutsch (PAC '00) among the group? It certainly is! They gather round your table and serenade you and your Valentine, a cappella. Yessssss! BEST. VALENTINE. EVER. The wonderful a cappella group Notified is taking reservations for downtown Kalamazoo restaurants between 5:30 and 10 p.m. on Saturday, February 12 at $35 per serenade. Contact Cece Weeks at ceceweeks@hotmail.com or check out Facebook for more information.
On a more mundane but nonetheless important note: The GLCS Performing Arts Foundation will meet Tuesday, February 8, at the usual time of 5 p.m. at the Richland Area Community Center. Apologies to those who can't make it at 5 this month. Please feel free to come in late or send topics for our consideration to performingartsfoundation@gmail.com. Many thanks!
On a more mundane but nonetheless important note: The GLCS Performing Arts Foundation will meet Tuesday, February 8, at the usual time of 5 p.m. at the Richland Area Community Center. Apologies to those who can't make it at 5 this month. Please feel free to come in late or send topics for our consideration to performingartsfoundation@gmail.com. Many thanks!
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Endless Summer
January, we laugh at you! We are all going to enjoy "Endless Summer" on Saturday. It's a special benefit concert by the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra at Miller Auditorium at 8 p.m. on Saturday, January 29. The orchestra will conjure up July on the beach with a tribute to the Beach Boys. This is the Gull Lake Area Rotary Club's way to raise funds to eradicate polio around the world. Tickets for the concert are $15, $25 and $35. Tickets for the gala wine and hors d'oeuvres reception to follow are $25. Tickets for both events are available from any Rotarian, or call the KSO at (269) 349-7759 and mention Gull Lake Rotary.
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