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“This Time Tomorrow” is a four-day festival featuring more than two dozen presentations by 11 artists, from small cabaret-type performances and an intimate one-on-one experience to a site-specific, participatory presentation on the Purple People Bridge. TTT was born of the…
There are as many things to do this week as there are daffodils in the yard – only an even wider variety. Whether indoors or out, historic or avant-garde, tuneful or visual, it’s all here for you. Start picking your bouquet.
So what to do when precipitation requires indoor activities? Glad you asked. We have just the answer.
The Town Club featured singer/songwriter Zac Greenberg at its luncheon program. Greenberg sang his original compositions and played guitar for more than 80 members and guests at Queen City Club.
A pre-concert reception, honoring the Friends & Founders of the series, included an acoustic set by local singer-songwriter Palamara.
The term “mindfulness” is seemingly everywhere these days, as evidenced by the explosion in yoga and pilates throughout our culture. But is mindfulness new to the arts, or is this just a different way of thinking about the path toward creativity that artists have followed for centuries? Have we captured your attention?
Well, time flies when we’re having fun, and the region’s arts organizations have been giving us plenty of that, not to mention all the other food for the soul that the arts offer.
“This Time Tomorrow” is a four-day festival featuring more than two dozen presentations by 11 artists. “My hope is that this is something that will feed the cultural ecology of the city,” said founder Drew Klein of the CAC.
We’re in the middle of a stretch in these parts when folks get a glaze of sports over their eyes. So do the arts just ride the bench for a week? Are you crazy? Just look at the March madness our local groups have in store for you.
Whether you’re excited about celebrating the wearin’ of the green or would rather open a cultural window on centuries past, there’s something afoot for you this week. No need to dawdle. Let’s get right to it.
