Podcasts about ArtsFest

Mike The Intern talks with the Springfield Regional Arts Council about Artsfest!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike The Intern talks with Sarah about First Friday Art Walk, Artsfest, more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textAfter an exciting weekend at ArtsFest in downtown Stuart, Florida, we're kicking back, recapping the highlights, and diving into some ridiculous fun. We're also playing Incoherent, a hilarious word game that is guaranteed to make us sound absolutely ridiculous. Plus, we're breaking down our thoughts on Super Bowl LIX, the halftime show featuring Kendrick Lamar, and, of course, the real stars of the game—the snacks and drinks.Joining me tonight is the JNC Destruction Crew—Jordyn, Elly, and the master of disaster, Derek! We'll also whip up a Mind Eraser for our Shot of the Week, share some wild weekend stories, and jam out with some live tunes. So grab a drink and get ready for a night of fun, games, and chaos!LinksJNC Officialhttps://www.jnclive.tvSupport us on Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/jncpodcast

After an exciting weekend at ArtsFest in downtown Stuart, Florida, we're kicking back, recapping the highlights, and diving into some ridiculous fun. We're also playing Incoherent, a hilarious word game that is guaranteed to make us sound absolutely ridiculous. Plus, we're breaking down our thoughts on Super Bowl LIX, the halftime show featuring Kendrick Lamar, and, of course, the real stars of the game—the snacks and drinks.Joining me tonight is the JNC Destruction Crew—Jordyn, Elly, and the master of disaster, Derek! We'll also whip up a Mind Eraser for our Shot of the Week, share some wild weekend stories, and jam out with some live tunes. So grab a drink and get ready for a night of fun, games, and chaos!LinksJNC Officialhttps://www.jnclive.tvSupport us on Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/jncpodcast

Send us a textHey, jammers! This week on Jams 'N' Cocktails, we're bringing you the ultimate guide to ArtsFest 2025, happening this weekend in downtown Stuart! From incredible live music and jaw-dropping art to a high-stakes chef showdown and even a hidden sea turtle scavenger hunt, this festival has something for everyone.Plus, we welcome singer-songwriter Mike Faurot to the JNC Lounge for live performances and a hilarious round of our newest game—Lick the Lollipop or Smell the Soap! You won't want to miss this one!LinksJNC Officialhttps://www.jnclive.tvSupport us on Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/jncpodcast

Hey, jammers! This week on Jams 'N' Cocktails, we're bringing you the ultimate guide to ArtsFest 2025, happening this weekend in downtown Stuart! From incredible live music and jaw-dropping art to a high-stakes chef showdown and even a hidden sea turtle scavenger hunt, this festival has something for everyone. Plus, we welcome singer-songwriter Mike Faurot to the JNC Lounge for live performances and a hilarious round of our newest game—Lick the Lollipop or Smell the Soap! You won't want to miss this one! Links JNC Official https://www.jnclive.tv Support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/jncpodcast

Ross Mitchell, Executive Director of Glen Foerd, discussed the 18-acre public park and historic site located along the Delaware River in Philadelphia, and a Fairmount Park property operated by the Glen Foerd Conservation Corporation in cooperation with Philadelphia Parks and Recreation.  Built in 1850 and enlarged in 1902-03, the estate—consisting of historic gardens, an Italianate-Classical Revival style mansion, and multiple additional structures—was saved from potential development through the activism of dedicated neighbors in 1983. Today, Glen Foerd focuses on welcoming a diverse community through a wide array of programs for all ages.   The Glen Foerd mansion is open for public visitation, free of charge, on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Visiting the mansion includes access to areas on all four floors of the house, where pieces from Glen Foerd's historic collection are on display alongside installations by Artists in Residence.   The grounds of Glen Foerd are open daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Access to Glen Foerd is only restricted during private events and after dark.    Glen Foerd offers free public summer events including Third Thursdays, RiverFest, and ArtsFest.  There are also organ concert series featuring the recently restored 1902 Haskell pipe organ.   Glen Foerd promotes art and artists through a Teen Arts program and the Artists in Residence program, soon to feature three artists and performance and word art.   Promoting environmental-based educational programming. Glen Foerd is a founding member of the Riverways Collaboration, a consortium of non-profit organizations working together to create connections among local waterways and communities along the Delaware River. The Riverways Ambassador Program provides high school students with a greater appreciation for Philadelphia's waterways, and to connect local students with paid hands-on learning experiences that teach them about careers in environmental stewardship. Other waterborne programs include kayaking and open boating and the Riverways boatbuilding program for high school students. Other programs include Lily P.A.D.S, a children's play and discovery program during the summer, workshops on crafts and art, and a community garden. Their signature fundraising event, The Wedding Crashers Ball will be held on Oct. 25, featuring graduates of the Pig Iron theater group, this year's theme will spoof the ‘Bachelor' TV series.   For more information visit www.glenfoerd.org 

Meet International Graffiti Pop Artist David Ruggeri!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Find out all you need to about ArtsFest going on this weekend!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wanna help out at ArtsFest? Listen to find out how! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Find out how you can perform at this year's ArtsFest!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight on Jams 'N' Cocktails, our buddy Kevin McLoughlin is a bit under the weather, so we're shaking things up with an impromptu blast of fun just for you! Dive in with us as we explore the ins and outs of the much-anticipated ArtsFest happening in Downtown Stuart, Florida. Get your dose of the latest entertainment scoop with The Jordy Files, and let Elly charge you up with her Bad Bitch Bible Study. It's a willy nilly Wednesday, and honestly, anything could happen! Join us for an unpredictable night filled with surprises, laughter, and maybe a few unexpected twists. Let's make it a night to remember!LINKSJNC Officialhttps://www.jnclive.tvMartinArts: ArtsFest 2024https://www.martinarts.org/programs-events/events/artsfest/home.htmlRiffs 'N' Rhythms Podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@RiffsnRhythmsDrums & Rums Podcasthttps://www.drumsandrums.com/Support the showThanks for listening...Watch our show on YouTube & Subscribe!https://www.youtube.com/jamsncocktailspodcast

Julia Dossett Morgan talks about the Conway Alliance for the Arts, its history and the upcoming ArtsFest in October 2023. Liks: https://conwayarts.org/ ArtsFest https://conwayarts.org/artsfest/ The Max Event Venue https://www.experiencethemax.com/

In this segment of Today in YGK, we chat about the Girls Inc. Limestone Girls Summit which took place before the long weekend. Next, we get into the upcoming Kingston Buskers Rendezvous, Artsfest, and more arts events in Kingston. We also give you your fix of sports updates, community events, and more.

In this episode, we discuss the City’s release of their 2022 Housing and Social Services Report. We get into the release of the Kingston Grand’s artists in residence for this year, and Artsfest approaching. In campus news, we keep Queen’s students posted on their upcoming deadlines for admissions, summer term courses, and upcoming holidays. You […]

Mike The Intern talks with the Springfield Regional Arts Council about ArtsFest 2023!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On this episode, we catch up with our good friend, singer songwriter Bethany Lynn. We talk about her time in Nashville, some of her crazy adventures, and people she's met along the way. We also play Name That Tune and Shock Collar Trivia! Enjoy a couple tunes performed by Bethany and some fun conversations throughout the show.LinksJNC Officialhttps://www.jncpodcast.comBethany Lynn Officialhttps://www.bethanylynnofficial.com/ArtsFest 2023https://www.artsfeststuart.orgShore Life Radiohttps://www.shoreliferadio.comSupport the showThanks for listening...Watch our show on YouTube & Subscribe!https://www.youtube.com/jamsncocktailspodcast

We're joined in the studio by our friend singer/songwriter and upcoming performer at the Stuart ArtsFest, Victoria Leigh! We talk about her recent engagement, her performances in the Keys and the Virgin Islands, ArtsFest and more. She also performs two great original tunes.LinksJNC Officialhttps://www.jncpodcast.comVictoria Leigh Musichttps://www.facebook.com/victorialeighmusic/Brad Brock's One Man Bandhttps://www.onemanbandshow.comStuart ArtsFesthttps://www.artsfeststuart.orgSupport the showThanks for listening...Watch our show on YouTube & Subscribe!https://www.youtube.com/jamsncocktailspodcast

Mike The Intern talks with the ladies from the Springfield Regional Arts Council about getting your apps in for the ArtsFest 2023!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the first time since 2019, Artsfest in Harrisburg (May28-30) may feel normal this weekend. The biggest difference this year is that the event will be held at Riverfront Park after last year's sojourn to City island. Normal probably is not a good word to describe Artsfest because it is one of the premiere events in Central Pennsylvania. According to the City of Harrisburg, Artsfest will feature more than 150 juried artisans and craftsmen from across the country, selling handcrafted works in 14 categories. There also will be 50 groups entertaining throughout the weekend and more than two dozen food trucks. We'll learn more about Artsfest in Thursday's Smart Talk from Harrisburg's Director of Communications Matt Maisel and Carrie Wissler Thomas, Executive Director of the Art Association of Harrisburg. Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Governor speaks to graduates. USS Salem wins grant. ArtsFest. Daily news, weather and sports update.

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch is pleased with the approval of the Pine Hill Cemetery expansion project. Koch also discusses a $25 million Capital Improvement Plan, promotes the upcoming ArtsFest celebration, and speaks about the passing of Joseph Mulligan, father of Quincy City Councilor Anne Mahoney.

Mike The Intern talks with the Springfield Arts Council and Downtown Association about Springfield's Artfest this weekend! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stabbing. Spring celebration. ArtsFest.

MBTA finances. Covid rising. ArtsFest cancelled.

Neil finds out about the upcoming St Paul’s ArtsFest from organiser Tim Boniface.  

The 4th annual American Indian Cultural Artsfest was held at Aztec Ruins National Monument in late July. Painters, potters, weavers and jewelers came from various Southwest nations, including the ancient Pueblo Acoma in mid-western New Mexico, to sell their work and share their techniques. By Donna K. Hewett.Watch the story at www.durangolocal.news/newsstories/american-indian-artsfestSponsored by SunRay Park and Casino and Three Rivers Brewery 

Happy International Women's Day y'all!Episode 2 of the We are Womxn Podcast features another one of the 8 selected artists for MARCH Art House's  annual (virtual) exhibition which is up and running right now on our website: www.marcharthouse.com. You can also look to our IG feed for some images and information about new artists week to week (@marcharthouse). This episode Kate March chats with ceramic sculptor, Kimberly Riner. Please check out more of her art and creative process on her website: kimberlyriner.wordpress.com   Kimberly Riner is Visual Arts Director, Averitt Center for the Arts, received her Masters of Fine Art from Georgia Southern University in 3D Art with an emphasis in ceramics.  Riner currently holds  faculty positions at Georgia Southern University, and Ogeechee Technical College.She is actively involved in growing the art scene in the Statesboro area where she has worked with ArtsFest, Summer Studios and Creative Art Studio.  Most recently, Riner opened the Averitt Center's new visual arts facility: The Roxie Remley Center for Fine Arts.Her artwork has been exhibited both nationally and internationally and is held in private collections.  Exhibition venues include: Mason City, IA; Atlanta, GA; North Charleston, SC; Lake City, SC; Fort Meyers, FL; Sheffield, England, UK.

Kelly Cobble, President of the Quincy Art Association explains how the association is responding to the pandemic and the cancellation of this year's annual ArtsFest.

Artsfest on Walnut didn't happen as planned. but the Springfield Regional Arts Council is still doing something to help promote the arts, support local artists, and meet their annual budget. Artsfest is the largest fundraiser for the nonprofit, and not hosting the weekend event means cutting a massive chunk of the budget out. Leslie Forrester, the executive director of the Arts Council, says about 18,000 people attend ArtsFest over two days. "This year, we weren't able to do it," Forrester said. "We were most concerned about the safety of our patrons, our artists, and everyone involved." This year, ArtsFest is looking a little different; it's online. With Virtual Artsfest, instead of walking around the street, you are browsing the web. Forrester discusses the financial impact of this change and how the group is still adjusting and supporting the arts locally.

Sarah McRae is the amazing energy behind so many events for the City of Sherman.  Thanks to her dual roles as Tourism Director and Main Street Sherman Director, Sarah is responsible for ArtsFest, the Hot Summer Nights concerts, the Snowflake Festival, the Christmas Parade, Mardi Gras, Christmas in July, the Veterans Day Parade and SO MUCH more.  Learn about those great events, Sarah's always positive drive to make a difference in Sherman...and how to create an El Presidente Margarita with John Lewis from Mariachi's Fine Mexican Restaurant in Sherman.  

The Annual Visual Arts Fest is a day for area high school students and art faculty to visit the HCC Visual Art Program, experience art-making in its extensive studio facilities, and interact with college art faculty through, workshops, portfolio reviews and college information sessions.

The Alternative Gallery's Director Brandon Wunder joins us once again this week. We talk about the upcoming Allentown Artsfest, Pat's car dying at a previous Artsfest, and the beauty of a mosh pit. Brandon also walks us through the things he thinks about running The Alternative Gallery and why community is so important.

Brandon Wunder, the visionary and director behind The Alternative Gallery: a non-profit organization that cultivates and preserves outsider art and culture, and helps jump-start the careers of artists, joins us this week. We dive into the creative forces that drove him towards film and directing a documentary about his annual festival, ArtsFest.

In this new installment of Finding a Voice that aired Friday, August 16th, from 4-6pm EDT on CFRC 101.9fm You’ll hear in the first hour, from the Sunday, June 30th second afternoon session of the second day of a 3-day annual poetry festival, Poets @ Artfest V, you’ll hear readings by Colleen Lyons, Nathalie Sorensen, Continue Reading

In this episode of Life of Kingston, host Michael Assheton Smith went to City Park where ArtsFest Kingston was hosted. Lori MacDonald speaks about its progression over the past couple years. After that, Michael brought in two performers from Cirque Du Soleil to talk about their upcoming show, CRYSTAL.

Dems can’t quite get themselves to impeachment. It’s getting more and more difficult to sustain a rationale for not beginning at least an impeachment inquiry. It turns out the White Knight Robert Mueller doesn’t want to testify in public. Something about not wanting to tarnish his personal brand. Really? What’s up with all the walking-on-eggshells around the Special Counsel? As the Trump administration prepares to go after Julian Assange for espionage, investigative journalism is in the crosshairs. Make no mistake about it, this move is less about Julian Assange and more about gagging the muckraking press. And right-wing extremism is on the rise in Europe. Right-wing parties from France to Italy to Poland to Bulgaria came out strong in this past weekend’s EU elections. And, of course, Steve Bannon was all over the place. Theresa May steps down as Prime Minister of the UK on Friday. Make room for Boris Johnson. And, in perfect character, Tony Blair emerges from his dusty vault to blame Corbyn. Tom Corbett’s - yes you heard that correctly - Tom Corbett’s Charter Appeals Board met last week to grant an appeal to Catalyst Charter School in Pittsburgh and they will be meeting again in a couple of more weeks to possibly grant appeals for Eastern University Charter School in Philadelphia and Propel Charter School in Pittsburgh.   Eastern University Charter School had their charter renewal application denied by the Philadelphia School Reform Commission & Propel had their application denied by the Pittsburgh School District and Pennsylvania Department of Education.  Propel has 8 Charter Schools across Allegheny County and they are looking to establish their own quasi-school district in Western, Pennsylvania. The issue with the Charter Appeals Board is that it is dominated by five Corbett appointees whose terms expire in 2015 In today’s Last Call, SpaceX’s new launch of 60 Starlink satellites freaks out a bunch of people who thought aliens were finally invading. Meanwhile, astronomers are pissed saying Starlink will permanently alter the night sky. Elon Musk says he hears the concerns...the next batch will not be so shiny. Despite all of Tesla’s problems, SpaceX raised over $1 billion in two rounds of funding...in large part due to its new Starlink system. Sean YOLOing at ArtsFest. Sean says nothing else happened in PA this past week and a half. Totally unrelated, we’re looking for someone interested in covering what’s happening in PA to come on the podcast from time to time.   Free Will held its 4th Annual Pints & Paws at Free Will event last weekend and brewed up something extra special with our Friends from Harley’s Haven for the cause—Haven, a New England-style IPA hopped with Cashmere, Mosaic, and Citra. $4 from every 4-pack sold will be donated to Harley's Haven Dog Rescue.

A conversation with Hayden Pedigo in front of a live audience at ArtsFest. Hayden is an experimental guitarist with a growing reputation who ran for City Council this most recent election cycle. He didn't get elected, but he got a generation of younger citizens interested in local politics—and gained plenty of outside attention in the process. With host Jason Boyett, Hayden details his upbringing, explains the absurdist origins of his campaign and how it quickly became serious, and reveals what's coming next for him. This episode is sponsored by Jimmy John's in Amarillo and Sidecar Photo Booth. Support the podcast via Patreon.com/heyamarillo.

Dan & Andy somehow managed to entertain an audience in-person for an entire hour during their first ever live performance, a full-length review of one of Springfield's longest-running restaurants, Mexican Villa. Recorded on May 5th, 2019 at Pagination Bookshop as part of Artsfest 2019, this episode is one for the record books. I mean, not really. I don't know what record they broke, other than maybe most Mexican Villa food eaten by two humans in a single week. Anyway, the Foodmales talk chips, salsas, dips, and a dozen different entrees before a brief Q&A and a surprising interruption.Thank you so much to everyone who came to see the performance, as well as those who organized it. As you can hear, it was a great time!Support the show!

Brandon Wunder from The Alternative Gallery joins us to discuss his upcoming documentary “Queen City” about the annual Artsfest event held in Allentown. Hit up The Alternative Gallery website for more information on the documentary, what’s going on at the gallery in downtown Allentown, and what’s coming up! Subscribe to the Lehigh Valley with Love Podcast. This episode features the Song “Goodbye Syndrome” by Sunsets North. (www.sunsetsnorth.com)

Recorded at Molineux Monday 25th June 2018   This week Chuck Micallef joins us to talk about the Health and Happiness show, playing at Bantock park and his charity beard shave, Quinn are in with their latest single, we find out about 2 more Artsfest events and chat with Grace Lee about Compton Care's events this week. We also find out about job opportunities in the Maritime industry.

Recorded at Molineux Moinday 18th June 2018   This week Susan Calman talks about her smart meter, we meet two of the cast of The Archers, Philip Serrell declares his love for Wolves and Bargain Hunt, we find out about Monstersaurus, ArtsFest and Laura Liptrot's latest work as well as hearing music from Scott Gray.

HEY HEY... it's a hot and heavy episode of WhiskeyBoy Radio for you this week! We have audio from the Curtain Club show with a David Galloway interview and some laughs with Sexy News Girl Dani! We have brand new music from Ryan Avila and old music from Pimpadelic. We have some crazy news stories, some jokes (even one from Jeff of the Funkytown Podcast... Thanks Jeff!), some recaps, some updates, and one squirrel up an ass! Oh, don't forget the Leprechaun rapist! All that plus my thoughts on the new movie Ready Player One and a fine thought on the important things in life! Enjoy that and much more on the show tonight!!Updates:Late Show, Date Night!The Weather has gone full bipolar. Curtain Club ShowTrees Show - recap next week… holy shit Sweet ChaosRedefine UpdateDeep Ellum Arts FestKeto StrongReady Player OneDancing at Denim and DiamondsExtra XboxSea of Thieves————Top Stories:- A man claiming to be a time traveler turns himself into police for killing Jesus Christ.- Irish farmer claims he was sexually assaulted by a Leprechaun.- Man transported to the hospital after getting squirrel stuck in his rectum.- Ohio: Naked man on crystal meth bites 28 people in a Walmart store.Upcoming:Fort Worth Main St. Arts FestDJ ing Friday night at Legal Draft in Arlington* 4/20 Messer * Secret of Boris * The Leader The Legend * The Drop Deadlys at TREES* 4/21 Podacalypse* 4/28 Anova/InnrCor/Homesick Alien/Tetrax/Anova Skyway at CurtainThank you for listening to WhiskeyBoy Radio, I appreciate each and every one of you!Be sure to check out and support other independent podcasters, YouTubers, and local bands!Today’s show has been brought to you by Go Epic Health. Makers of Cholesterade “The natural way to lower cholesterol”. Use promo code LDL25 to get 25% off your order, or find a store near you, at www.drinkcholesterade.com.Go visit our website at WhiskeyBoyRadio.com - Be sure to follow the show on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @WhiskeyBoyRadio - Call our shows' studio and comment line at 972-853-1359, Subscribe via Spreaker, iTunes, iHeart, Stitcher, Tunein, and Follow us on Spotify!Sponsor Links:* www.airrentalz.com* soundcloud.com/real-double-dose-channelMusic Links:David Galloway - https://www.facebook.com/DavidGallowayMusic/Ryan Avila - https://www.facebook.com/ryanavilamusic/Pimpadelic - https://www.facebook.com/OfficialPimpadelic/

Recorded for release 29th May 2017   This week we talk Artsfest with four guests from shows that are appearing in Wolverhampton during the festival in June, we hear about A New Flame from their guitarist and Musical Director  ahead of their appearance at The Theatre on the Steps in Bridgenorth this July and we have music from Joanna Forest who tells us all about her Number one Classical Album and the next single to be released from it.

Daytime Kid Adventures: where to go, what to do, and how to summon the will to pack everybody up! It's SPRING! And summer is so soon! It's time to start planning your warm weather bucket list. (Although... we realized a lot of these are all-weather fun... I think we must really like air conditioning...) Shownotes: Kids bowl free: www.kidsbowlfree.com $1 kids summer movies series!: http://www.regmovies.com/Movies/Summer-Movie-Express (Check your local movie theatres too!) Itsalldowntown.com http://www.springfieldarts.org/Artsfest

This week on The Art of the Matter, we meet a painter who's inspired by science and a painter who's inspired by words. We learn about an Indy theatre company that pioneered theatre for seniors, get a sneak preview of Comic Con, and find out how Butler ArtsFest helps students connect with world-renowned performers.

Recorded at Molineux for release Monday 20th June 2016 This week Steven Blakeley tells us about his return to the role of PC Geoff Younger in Heartbeat at The Grand in July, we hear about Quill's latest gig in the City from Joy Strachan,  this weekend sees several events for National Armed Forces Day taking place in Wolverhampton and we have an update on what is going on, Sutton Arts tell us about their production of 'The Wedding Singer' and Fran Richards lets us know about the last few Artsfest events for 2016. Music comes from Kirsty Churchill and we chat with her about her latest single release.

Recorded at Molineux Monday 16th May 2016 This week we find out about Northern Ballet's production of Jane Eyre and Freya Copeland tells us about her role in SWAP!, both of which are at The Grand in June, Gary O'Dea and Alex Vann pop in to let us know about their gig on Friday at Wovlerhampton Art Gallery, Fran Richards updates us on Artsfest and Will Adamson lets us know about a pre-Euros event at The Cleveland Arms. Brett Huckfield plays live in the studio and lets us know about his forthcoming gigs.

Recorded for release Monday 2nd May 2016 This week we have an Artsfest special co-hosted by Artsfest co-ordinator Fran Richards when we will be hearing from WBOS about Made in Dagenham, we hear from Claudia Gilmour and the behind the scenes tour of Priscilla at The Grand, we lift the lift the lid on Ex Cathedra – Shakespeare's Odes as well as hearing from film maker Andrew Webber on his midlands produced movie 'Second Wind'. As well as Artsfest we hear about a model plane air-show air Weston Park, have music from Asha and chat with Wayne Denton about his Celebration of John Denver.

Recorded at Molineux Monday 25th April 2016   This week Scott Bird lets us know how you could help name some of the new areas of the Grand Theatre that will be created as part of their refurb this summer, we hear from Leah Perks and Adam Riglar about Pippin - The Musical which is at the Arena in May, Beryl Wilkes joins us for a chat about the Coseley Born and Bred meeting taking place this week, we talk to Boxer Kyle Williams about his latest bout and Fran Richards shares news of ArtsFest that come to Wolverhampton from the 2nd of May. Joseph Whelan provides music and joins us in the studio to bring news of his first full musical theatre role as Roger in Rent

You might have seen Claire Wilcher on stage at the Indy Fringe, the Phoenix Theatre, BobDirex, or ComedySportz. Sharon Gamble invited Claire in to talk about her improv road trip to visit ComedySportz outlets all around the United States, conquering her fear of RVs, and more. Travis DiNicola sat down with Lane Velayo, Executive Director of the Indiana Music Education Association, to find out more about Music In Our Schools Month. If you've always felt like an Outlaw or an Outsider, this year's Butler ArtsFest is right up your alley! Sharon Gamble invited Jordan College of Arts Dean Ron Caltabiano in to learn about this year's Butler ArtsFest.

Tune in to hear Jens Jorgensen and then Yuri Rashkin braodcasting live from ArtsFest@Irish Fest in downtown Janesville.  We are sitting outside Congressman Ryan's office.  :) 

On this episode of Discover Janesville with Yuri Rashkin: Community announcements: ArtsFest, Janesville Irish Fest, United Arts Alliance membership drive, Tom Hathaway and Friends First Annual Fundraiser to Help Janesville Homeless and more. Dave Dyer called the program to talk about being a working comedian in the twenty first century, America, and about doing comedy poking fun at his family members. Richard Snyder stopped in to talk about his upcoming presentation at Janesville City Council, where he and his group are hoping to gain council's approval in renovating the old gas station next to Janesville Police Department building, turning it into a stained glass shop.  There, Richard would be making glass windows for the Oak Hill Chapel, for which community members have just raised $40,000 and City of Janesville contributed another $60,000 bringing the total to $100,000.   Be in the know.  Discover Janesville.  

ArtsFest 2009 returns to the Orlando Public Library, with celebrations of dance from around the world! (1:17) (.mp4 video format, iPod and iPhone compatible)

The UCF Symphony and Wind Ensemble welcomed Guy Woolfenden to Orlando this week. They will perform his music Friday night at 8pm at the Visual Arts Bldg; Saturday at 7pm at St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Oviedo (preceded by a conversation with the composer at 6pm) and at the Hawthorne Clubhouse in Leesburg. All concerts are free. Today's Calendar Events: OlaFestPianist Yekwon Sunwoo at St. Margaret Mary in Winter Park

Jim Henson's Fantastic World just opened at the History Center. The Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit features archival material and his beloved muppets. The exhibit is open free of charge Feb. 9, 10 and 14 from 10am-5pm as part of ArtsFest.Today's Calendar Events: MicheLee Puppets at ArtsFestA Chorus LineMichael Andrew at SCCDr. Steve Reich

ArtsFest is a 10-day celebration of local arts & culture and all events are free. The festival opens United Arts annual fundraising campaign. For information, see Red Chair Project.com or get a brochure at any Bank of America branch.

ArtsFest returns to the Orlando Public Library February 9 and 10, 2008, featuring music and dance from around the world! (0:54) (.mp4 video format)

Dance from around the world comes to the Orlando Public Library as ArtsFest 2007 kicks off. (10:31)