Holiday sights, sounds abound in New Bern - ENC Today
Holiday sights and sounds will be in good supply in New Bern for the Christmas season. For the traditionally tuned, the music ranges from a revamped city opry to patriotic and seasonal tunes by the all-volunteer community band to the longstanding
Fiddler Tim Carbone catches ride to Aspen with Great American Taxi - Aspen Times
When: Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 10 p.m. Where: Belly Up Aspen, 450 S. Galena St. Tickets: $10 in advance, $12 day of show ASPEN — Tim Carbone is in some danger of being pigeonholed as a certain kind of fiddler, at least in Aspen. In September, the 53
Rusty DeWees hits Vt. stages with a holiday variety show - Burlington Free Press
ELMORE — It’s been awhile since Vermonters have seen that quintessentially Vermont-y production, “The Logger’s Holiday Variety Show.” The Logger’s alter ego, Rusty DeWees, hasn’t done the show for three years, taking time to perform
Something to be thankful for: new albums from Austin luminaries - Austin 360
First out of the gate will be country and bluegrass master Patty Griffin , whose “Downtown Church” will be out on EMI Jan. 26. The new, gospel-inspired album was produced by Buddy Miller and recorded in the titular Downtown Presbyterian Church on
Community Calendar - Mount Airy News
is held every Friday from 7 to 11 p.m. at the Community Center. Bluegrass, old-time, gospel and other types of music will The Surry Arts Council presents free fiddle, guitar and banjo lessons for kids downstairs at the Andy Griffith Playhouse
Ms. Cheap’s Guide to the Holidays - Nashville Tennessean
The 25-days-until-Christmas countdown has begun, and if you’re looking for free and cheap things to do during the holidays, your days and nights will be full. Yes, the “Ms. Cheap Guide to the Holidays” tells it all — what to do to entertain
Jim Bailey: The Isaacs lay down instruments, do what comes ‘Naturally’ - Herald-Bulletin
I have to confess that the first time I heard the Isaacs on a Gaither video, I wasn’t all that impressed. The family gospel group is a little bit different. Generally classified as bluegrass, heavy on the instrumentation, they have elements of
Holiday sights, sounds abound in New Bern - ENC Today
Holiday sights and sounds will be in good supply in New Bern for the Christmas season. For the traditionally tuned, the music ranges from a revamped city opry to patriotic and seasonal tunes by the all-volunteer community band to the longstanding
Fiddler Tim Carbone catches ride to Aspen with Great American Taxi - Aspen Times
When: Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 10 p.m. Where: Belly Up Aspen, 450 S. Galena St. Tickets: $10 in advance, $12 day of show ASPEN — Tim Carbone is in some danger of being pigeonholed as a certain kind of fiddler, at least in Aspen. In September, the 53
Rusty DeWees hits Vt. stages with a holiday variety show - Burlington Free Press
ELMORE — It’s been awhile since Vermonters have seen that quintessentially Vermont-y production, “The Logger’s Holiday Variety Show.” The Logger’s alter ego, Rusty DeWees, hasn’t done the show for three years, taking time to perform
Something to be thankful for: new albums from Austin luminaries - Austin 360
First out of the gate will be country and bluegrass master Patty Griffin , whose “Downtown Church” will be out on EMI Jan. 26. The new, gospel-inspired album was produced by Buddy Miller and recorded in the titular Downtown Presbyterian Church on
Community Calendar - Mount Airy News
is held every Friday from 7 to 11 p.m. at the Community Center. Bluegrass, old-time, gospel and other types of music will The Surry Arts Council presents free fiddle, guitar and banjo lessons for kids downstairs at the Andy Griffith Playhouse
Ms. Cheap’s Guide to the Holidays - Nashville Tennessean
The 25-days-until-Christmas countdown has begun, and if you’re looking for free and cheap things to do during the holidays, your days and nights will be full. Yes, the “Ms. Cheap Guide to the Holidays” tells it all — what to do to entertain
Jim Bailey: The Isaacs lay down instruments, do what comes ‘Naturally’ - Herald-Bulletin
I have to confess that the first time I heard the Isaacs on a Gaither video, I wasn’t all that impressed. The family gospel group is a little bit different. Generally classified as bluegrass, heavy on the instrumentation, they have elements of