Events Calendar

Greenville Jazz Collective presents Jazz Vocal Night at Rainer’s Cafe and Bar on Thursday March 14th at 730pm featuring vocalist Tish Oney!

Tish Oney-voice, piano
Shannon Hoover-bass
Justin Watt-drums

Showtime 730pm (two sets). No cover, reservations recommended!

www.GreenvilleJazzCollective.com
www.TishOney.com

Dr. Tish Oney, international recording artist, arranger, composer and Artistic Director of several productions, currently tours as a symphony pops soloist, big band soloist, jazz vocalist, light lyric soprano, and artist-in-residence. Oney presents symphony shows and big band shows written by Grammy-winning arrangers Chris Walden and Bill Cunliffe as well as Juno-winner, Jason Goldman, and Joe Riposo. An avid arranger and composer in her own right, Oney has arranged several hundred pieces for jazz combo including hits from the Great American Songbook as well as her originals. A talented and esteemed choral conductor, she is called upon to work with professional, university and community choirs, and with vocal jazz ensembles as a guest conductor or artist-in-residence.

Tish is currently producing her fifth major recording project–this time with John Chiodini (guitar), Chuck Berghofer (bass) and Ray Brinker (drums). This jazz album, The Best Part, serves as a compilation of new original songs by contemporary jazz composers, including three never-before-heard songs with lyrics by jazz diva Peggy Lee. This album is due to be released in the winter of 2019. Oney’s 2015 recording of original vocal/guitar duets titled Songs From the Heart, was honored by the Recording Academy on the 2016 first-round Grammy ballot in three categories, including “Song of the Year”. Oney’s previous albums, Sweet Youth, Dear Peg, and Forever Friend, also achieved international airplay, Grammy consideration, and critical acclaim.

Oney has performed and/or recorded with hundreds of renowned jazz artists and has headlined at thousands of live performances worldwide. She was featured as a big band/symphony soloist in the PBS-broadcast concert recorded at Galen Center in Los Angeles: “We Love Ella! A Tribute to the First Lady of Song,” along with Natalie Cole, Nancy Wilson, Stevie Wonder, Wynonna, Patti Austin, and Take 6, emceed by Quincy Jones and produced by Phil Ramone, who personally congratulated her after the concert saying: “The future of this music is in very good hands…” She has performed as soloist with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, The Williamsburg Symphony, The Spartanburg Philharmonic Orchestra, Symphoria, several U.S. Army Bands and other outstanding ensembles. She has headlined at Earshot Jazz Festival and Kirkland Performance Center (Kirkland, WA), Sam’s Town Casino (Las Vegas, NV), Syracuse Jazzfest (Syracuse, NY), The Peace Center (Greenville, SC), Wilson Center for the Arts (Brookfield, WI), Schaumburg Prairie Center for the Arts (Schaumburg, IL), The Glen Ridge Performing Arts Center (Sarasota, FL), Thousand Oaks Civic Arts (Thousand Oaks, CA), Zimmerli Amphitheatre (5000 attending, Spartanburg, SC), the Crouse-Hinds Concert Hall (2200 attending, Syracuse, NY) and the Hawai’i Convention Center (4000 attending, Honolulu, HI), among other large venues. She has appeared as headlining performer at many jazz hotspots including The Jazz Bakery in Los Angeles, The Jazz Corner on Hilton Head Island, Feinstein’s at Loews Regency and the off-Broadway theatre, The Triad, in New York. An experienced film, stage, and television actress, Oney imbues her live performances with dramatic power and warmth.

Dr. Oney was honored in 2016 to win the Jazz Artist/Group of the Year award from the South Carolina Music Awards, and in 2015 her high school honored her as one of the inaugural five ‘Graduates of Distinction.’ She was lauded in the book The Jazz Singers: The Ultimate Guide authored by jazz critic Scott Yanow. She was also honored to be named a USC Winter Scholar for her development of two touring symphony shows, and was named a Robert G. Boehmler Visiting Artist at Ithaca College School of Music. A recipient of The Diane Warren Award, Dr. Oney earned two initiations (by faculty at both IC and USC) into national music honor society Pi Kappa Lambda for her musical excellence. Dr. Oney earned her Doctor of Musical Arts degree with honors from the University of Southern California’s Thornton School of Music, and a Master of Music degree with honors in Voice Performance from Ithaca College.

In addition to her full performing and recording career, Dr. Oney previously maintained a dual career as a professor of music at several major universities and colleges, serving most recently as Coordinator of Music, Director of Jazz Studies and Commercial Music, Director of Voice Studies and Director of Choral Activities. Several of her former voice students have gone on to major careers on Broadway, as well as in opera, jazz and commercial music. Considered an expert in voice and choral music across many genres, Dr. Oney authors peer-reviewed books and articles, and travels widely to perform, record, conduct, and teach jazz, classical, music theatre and commercial styles. She teaches lessons in voice and piano at her home studio in Greenville, SC, as well as Skype voice lessons for students throughout the United States. A prolific jazz journalist and contributing author to The Journal of Singing, Oney writes a quarterly column titled “Anatomy of a Standard,” for the online jazz magazine, All About Jazz. Her diverse artistic talents combine to form an outstanding performing artist with exceptional technique, improvisational skill, and expertise.

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Calling All Artists…

Here’s your chance to step out of the box and present your most creative, most interesting, most out-there art for the world to see. The first ever “Spartanburg Fringe Festival” will be June 1-29 at West Main Artists Co-op. It will be a month of unusual and unique performances, the experimental, the quirky, the not-average. Dance, theatre, music, film, comedy, spoken word, readings, solos, groups, short and long works, the undefinable. There’s even a little room for some out-of-the-ordinary visual art. This is a work in progress, so talk to us. Let us know what you want to perform or exhibit. But you must apply by April 15. All it takes is a quick email to Sandy Staggs. See details online at SpartanburgFringeFestival.com.

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Come shake off the winter chill in Brevard, NC at the Second Annual Arts in March. This event will focus on the variety of arts & culture available in downtown Brevard: visual, performing, writing, culinary, fashion, and the healing arts. Known for its hometown feel, Brevard is a vibrant hub for the arts and the Heart of Brevard hosts a variety of other large annual festivals and special events throughout the year.

Join Half-Moon Outfitters in association with South State Bank in Greenville, SC for THREE nights of Banff this year – March 22, 23 & 24, 2019. Each night will play completely different films.The Banff Mountain Film Festival, a program of Banff Centre, is the largest, and one of the most prestigious, mountain festivals in the world. Hot on the heels of the festival held every fall in Banff, Canada, the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour hits the road. With stops planned in about 550 communities and more than 40 countries across the globe, this year’s tour features a collection of the most inspiring action, environmental, and adventure films from the festival. Traveling to exotic landscapes and remote cultures, and bringing audiences up-close and personal with adrenaline-packed action sports, the 2018/2019 World Tour is an exhilarating and provocative exploration of the mountain world.

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The early Egyptians recognized the Spring Equinox as a sacred turning point of the year, and built the Great Sphinx so that it points directly toward the rising Sun on that day every rotation. For our ancestors, the birth of spring meant that winter’s cold was ebbing, dwindling food supplies would soon be replenished and bellies would be full once again — certainly a cause for celebration!
Join us as we celebrate the astrological new year with the FIRST EVER electronic music performance in a dome theatre on March 22nd.

Desert Dwellers have been blowing our minds for years, most recently on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC. We’ve become huge Datagrama fans after first seeing their visual accompaniment to Tipper’s sets at Okeechobee, Resonance, and Tipsgiving this past year. These two acts will be simultaneously performing under a 76 foot 360-degree dome theatre for you and your 224 cosmic companions.

Jack Hurley will be providing visuals for the opening acts,
follow him on instagram @anti_alias_
supporting musicians will be announced soon!

FREE fruit, water, and healthy snacks will be provided through the night, no alcohol will be served, and live art will surround the theatre for your viewing pleasure during your celebration.

**Event organized and curated by Drum Circle Productions and Kind Productions**

Desert Dwellers
www.facebook.com/desertdwellers
https://soundcloud.com/desertdwellers
Skillfully blending deep bass, earthy percussion, etheric voices and culture-crossing instrumentation into a sonic incense for mind and body, Desert Dwellers offers a spellbinding hybrid with echoes of our past and future. Founded by Amani Friend & Treavor Moontribe in 2001.

Datagrama
www.facebook.com/Datagrama.tv/
vimeo.com/datagrama
Datagrama is a collective of international artist-coders that create immersive environments and perform live visuals. Inspired by nature and living systems, Datagrama uses custom-made generative software exploring the intersection and overlay of light between the physical and the digital space. With a long history being featured at American events such as Burning Man, Tipper and Friends, SXSW, Lightning in a Bottle, EDC Daisy Carnival, as well as international festivals like Ozora (Hungary) and Boom Festival (Portugal), we can’t wait to see what these masters of light and imagery can do with a fully immersive 76 foot wide dome theatre screen.

bioLumigen
Soundcloud.com/biolumigen
OG of the west coast electronic movement and burn stages, this wizard of psychedelia has some of the most colorful and uplifting compositions you can rock on the dance floor. Also a part of Ultrasloth with Duffey and kLLsMTH, he has a huge pallet of sounds at his disposal and we can’t wait to see what he does!

Aight Word
Soundcloud.com/aightword
A duo composed of Sunrizen and At Most, these guys have been developing a super interesting mix of boom bap and experimental bass with a stoned-out swagger.

Yogamuffin
Soundcloud.com/yogamuffinmusic
Yogamuffin incorporates elements of glitch hop, world bass, and sound healing to create headnodic beats that raise your vibration and cleanse the energy in the room.

And we will be proudly using the Festival DMT Community Sound System!
We originally heard these at the pirate ship stage at big dub and were blown away at the depths and clarity of the sound produced!
This is a community funded event and operates on donations, we encourage everyone who enjoys the sound to spread the word and share the love!

Vending by The Golden Pineapple, High Life Designs ( highlifedesigns828.com ) and more TBA
(interested vendors e-mail [email protected] )

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For the first time, Wofford is hosting a Francophone film festival, “The Tournees Film Festival,” this spring with the financial support from the French Embassy and Wofford College. The festival includes 6 feature films from different countries and covers broad social topics such as unemployment, political extremism, colonialism and racism, gender equality, art in rural France, and discrimination. Admission is free and open to anyone wishing to view a recent Francophone film in its original version (subtitled in English). The six films run on Fridays at 7 p.m. from Feb. 15 – March 22, in McMillan Theater, located in the Campus Life Building. Refreshments will be served at 6:30 p.m. before the first and last films of the festival.
Feb. 15 – As I Open My Eyes, 2015
Feb. 22 – Faces, Places, 2017
March 1 – The Workshop, 2017
March 8 – Two Days, One Night, 2014
March 15 – Little By Little, 1917
March 22 – Fatima, 2015
The Tournees Film Festival is a program funded by the FACE (French American Cultural Exchange) Foundation and supported by the French Embassy to promote French and Francophone film screenings on American College campuses.

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For the first time, Wofford is hosting a Francophone film festival, “The Tournees Film Festival,” this spring with the financial support from the French Embassy and Wofford College. The festival includes 6 feature films from different countries and covers broad social topics such as unemployment, political extremism, colonialism and racism, gender equality, art in rural France, and discrimination. Admission is free and open to anyone wishing to view a recent Francophone film in its original version (subtitled in English). The six films run on Fridays at 7 p.m. from Feb. 15 – March 22, in McMillan Theater, located in the Campus Life Building. Refreshments will be served at 6:30 p.m. before the first and last films of the festival.
Feb. 15 – As I Open My Eyes, 2015
Feb. 22 – Faces, Places, 2017
March 1 – The Workshop, 2017
March 8 – Two Days, One Night, 2014
March 15 – Little By Little, 1917
March 22 – Fatima, 2015
The Tournees Film Festival is a program funded by the FACE (French American Cultural Exchange) Foundation and supported by the French Embassy to promote French and Francophone film screenings on American College campuses.

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The Relics are Alive and Well!
The Carolina Relics at the Carolina Music Museum
Friday, March 22 at 7:30 pm

The Carolina Relics with Becky Stovall, David White and Andy Brooks bring their Old Timey music back to the Carolina Music Museum on Friday, March 22, at 7:30. The Heritage Green Music Festival was a big hit with Greenvillians in the Fall and the Relics played a big role in our success. Sure, there’ll be beer and wine, popcorn, too, but you’ll be smiling and laughing and stomping as these great musicians sit knee to knee and tell the musical stories that came out of the South and spread all over the country! Only 80 seats so call 864-520-8807 and reserve your seats now! $15 for adults, $5 for students!

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The Carolina Relics with Becky Stovall, David White and Andy Brooks bring their Old Timey music back to the Carolina Music Museum on Friday, March 22, at 7:30. The Heritage Green Music Festival was a big hit with Greenvillians in the Fall and the Relics played a big role in our success. Sure, there’ll be beer and wine, popcorn, too, but you’ll be smiling and laughing and stomping as these great musicians sit knee to knee and tell the musical stories that came out of the South and spread all over the country! Only 80 seats so call 864-520-8807 and reserve your seats now! $15 for adults, $5 for students!

The Relics are Alive and Well at the Carolina Music Museum!

Our first PLUR event was such a success, we are doing it again!!
Bigger and Better!

PLUR 2: The House of PLUR!

The Radio Room will be transformed into a 90s inspired, old school clubland! Featuring a groovy wonderland of sight and sound. Be amazed at the spectacle our performers will bring, whether it be with lights, sounds, body movement, or on stilts! Delicious kitsch. Nostalgia overload! So many surprises await you!

Wild and wonderful sights by:

Selkie Velveteen
Lyla Chenille
Kitty Mousetrap
MiiMii Beaulieu
Miss Holly Schwarzenkatz
Sea Jae of Cirque Studios

Come dance your happy little asses off to these OG DJs:
(In order of appearance)

-DJ Farnsworth
House/Breaks
Producer/DJ, Greenville, SC

-Dj Waldo
Trance/Breaks,
Simpsonville, SC

-Hypnocat
Tech House/Jungle
Producer/DJ
Anderson, SC

-Damon Downs
Trance/Breaks/House/Goth/Punk
Artist/Producer/DJ
Anderson, SC

Also, vendors will be on hand selling all things handmade, new and old! If you’d like to be a vendor, please let us know!

Wear your freshest or most fantastical gear and bring your crew!

18 & up
$8

P.L.U.R.
Peace, love, unity and respect. The four pillars of the rave scene. United like holy Tetris blocks to form the foundation of our culture’s core values.
Music was the heart of the scene ranging from trance, breakbeat, house, drum and bass, to many others.
And who could forget the fashion?! Giant clothes, either b-boy style, candy raver to groovy dance floor diva.
Greenville had a strong rave scene in the 90s. Everyone knew everyone. Many talented DJs emerged and lit up parties in all corners of Greenville. You may have been part of it, or maybe you weren’t born yet. Either way, 90s rave culture opened the doors for the EDM culture and festivals you see today.

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Calling All Artists…

Here’s your chance to step out of the box and present your most creative, most interesting, most out-there art for the world to see. The first ever “Spartanburg Fringe Festival” will be June 1-29 at West Main Artists Co-op. It will be a month of unusual and unique performances, the experimental, the quirky, the not-average. Dance, theatre, music, film, comedy, spoken word, readings, solos, groups, short and long works, the undefinable. There’s even a little room for some out-of-the-ordinary visual art. This is a work in progress, so talk to us. Let us know what you want to perform or exhibit. But you must apply by April 15. All it takes is a quick email to Sandy Staggs. See details online at SpartanburgFringeFestival.com.

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Join us for our 8th incredible trip up and down the future route of the Firefly Trail on Saturday, March 23, 2019, with distance options of 1-87 miles on our out-and-back course. This year we are again planning three starting locations with five SAG stops, on-road support, and plenty of beautiful scenery and friendly small towns. All proceeds will benefit the mission of Firefly Trail Inc. to promote the completion of all 39 miles of the Firefly Trail from Athens to Union Point, Georgia.

REGISTRATION
…is now open at Active.com: https://www.active.com/athens-ga/cycling/races/ticket-to-ride-2019?int=

Or send a check or money order, payable to Firefly Trail Inc., to
Firefly Trail Inc. c/o Tom Keene
345 Lyndon Ave.
Athens GA 30601

VOLUNTEERS
We love our volunteers! More folks are needed to help with registration and SAG stops. All volunteers receive a free t-shirt and lots of appreciation! Sign up at http://signup.com/go/WkEKLxu.

ABOUT THE RIDE

Choose to start from:
• Jittery Joe’s Roaster, 425 Barber Street, Athens
• Winterville Depot, 102 S. Main St., Winterville
• Union Theatre, Fluker Street, Union Point

The full out-and-back course from either Athens or Union Point is about 87 miles, with fully-stocked SAG stops (including restrooms) every 9-13 miles. This ride features the lowest-traffic paved roads we could find close to the historic corridor of the Georgia Railroad Athens Branch. Riders who prefer flatter terrain will especially enjoy the route from Union Point to Woodville or Maxeys. Ride to a SAG stop and back for an option of as little as 10 miles or choose your own distance – whether 1 mile or all 87 – by turning around wherever you wish. It’s a perfect ride for cyclists of all interests and abilities, and a great warm-up for the spring event season.

NOTES
• Planning is nearly complete but a few details may still be subject to change. We will update this page as plans are finalized.
• This is an on-road ride. There are some significant hills and you will be sharing the road with motor vehicles. All roads are paved.

ROUTES
The basic course will be the same as in past years, but with some improvements based on your suggestions from the 2018 ride. Here are links to Ride with GPS routes for this year’s full routes:

• Athens to Union Point: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29345647

• Union Point to Athens: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29335312

• Winterville to Union Point: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29235172

Cue sheets will be posted to our website closer to the ride date, paper copies will be available at registration, and every turn will be marked.

DETAILS

• Pre-registration – $40

• Students – $30

• Day of registration – $45

• Teams of 5 or more – $35 each before the day of the ride. (Individual registration online will not show the $35 price. A check will be mailed to the team captain reimbursing the $5 difference for each team member.)

• Day-before registration/rider bag pick-up – Friday, March 22, 3-6 p.m., Georgia Cycle Sport Concepts, 1029 Baxter St., Athens

• Parking – Free. In Athens, parkiong at the Roaster will be VERY limited due to construction. Please plan to park at The Cotton Press on Oneta Street and the Bobby Snipes Water Resource Center on Barber Street, about 0.5 miles from the start. Street parking may also be available. Please do not take up parking places at nearby businesses. In Winterville, use the parking area behind the depot, park along the side street north of the depot, or park at the Winterville Community Center about 0.3 miles north off Church Street. Please do not use parking areas at Pittard Park, including the overflow lot, or at the church. Parking at Union Point will be in the bank parking lot and along streets near the Union Point Theatre.

NOTE: All cars must be removed from The Cotton Press and Jittery Joe’s Roaster parking lot by 5 PM. If you are likelty to return later than 5 PM, choose another place to park! If you do the full route, you will need to average more than 11.5 mph (including stops) to get back in time.

• Pre-ride mechanical support – Georgia Cycle Sport will have mechanics at Jittery Joe’s Roaster before the ride for minor repairs and adjustments.

• SAG stops – Restrooms, sports drinks, water, and snacks at
• Athens – Jittery Joe’s Roaster. Open 8-4:30
• Winterville – Winterville Depot. Open 8-4:30
• Crawford – Crawford Depot. Open 9-4:30
• Maxeys – City Hall/Post Office. Open 9-4:30
• NEW! Woodville – CJ’s BBQ. Open 9-4:30
• Union Point – Union Theatre. Open 8-4:30.

• SAG support – We will have vehicles driving the route to help riders who are having trouble

• Route marking – Pavement will be painted at all turns and at points that might be confusing, except on the Firefly Trail segment and in Dudley Park, where pavement painting is not permitted. Turns in this section will be marked with signs.

• One-way riders – Our SAG drivers will be on the course to help riders who are having trouble; they won’t have the capacity to provide return service. If you want to do a one-way ride, please arrange your own return transportation.

• Rider appreciation gift – A really cool, quick-dry t-shirt plus goodies from our sponsors.

• Athens post-ride party – Enjoy great live music by The Dixieland Five frmo 12-3, Terrapin beer (1st pour free with wristband; $5 thereafter and for non-riders), UGA’s 1785 Taqueria food truck (cash, debit or credit) and the full menu for sale at the Roaster. You don’t have to ride to party; everyone is invited!

• Union Point festival – Enjoy live music by the Silver Strings Bluegrass Band and Unsilanced, CK’s Smokehouse food truck (cash, debit or credit), and Oconee Brewing Co. beer served by 44 Growlers (1st pour free with wristband; $5 thereafter and for non-riders). Also enjoy raffles for adult and children’s bikes and a free bike rodeo for kids ages 4-9! You don’t have to ride to party; everyone is invited!

• Goodie bag – Will be provided for all riders. If you register but decide not to ride, you can pick up your bag at Georgia Cycle Sport Concepts the week after the ride.

Trail status:

When completed, the Firefly Trail will provide safe and level opportunities for walking, running, bicycling, skating, active commuting, and other non-motorized activities. It will be a nationally significant rail-trail connecting schools, businesses and communities across three counties.

In 2017, Athens-Clarke County opened the first section of the trail between East Broad Street and Old Winterville Road. With $16.7 million in voter-approved TSPLOST funding, planning and design are underway for a segment in Winterville, a railroad-grade crossing of Trail Creek, a bridge over the future US 78/Loop 10 onramp, and paved trail out to Hancock Road or beyond.

Meanwhile, Maxeys expects to pave its “Model Mile” as soon as all rights of way can be acquired, and Union Point is raising funds to match a $100,000 grant to build a Model Mile from downtown to the Union Point STEAM Academy. A Local Action Committee has formed in Greene County and other communities are exploring opportunities.

Up and down the corridor, your involvement is making a difference. Thank you for your support of the Firefly Trail.

See our sponsors at www.fireflytrail.com. Be sure to tell them thanks!

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Anderson University and its South Carolina School of the Arts is hosting an event in support of Calvary Home for Children, a non-profit that provides help for abused and neglected children.

The student-organized event takes place on the Anderson University campus on Saturday, March 23, from noon until 4 p.m.

The fundraiser includes free live entertainment, including performances from Authenticity, Anderson University’s student vocal group, along with AU student-produced theatre performances. Artists from AU and the greater Anderson community are selling their crafts, with 50 percent of the profits being donated to Calvary Home for Children.

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DTA & The Echoes captures the spirit of old soul while emphasizing its youthful energy and fresh songwriting.

The band takes influence from Tedeschi Trucks Band and Grace Potter & The Nocturnals among many titans of southern soul, blues, and rock. With performances at regional festivals and some of the southeast’s most popular music venues under its belt, DownTown Abby & The Echoes has never been more focused on its mission to bring funky, dance-inducing original tunes to the places you most love to hear music.

With powerful vocals and a groovy rhythm section, DownTown Abby & The Echoes is a must-see for all ages and musical preferences.

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Come celebrate the Spring Equinox with the 3rd annual Indie music festival featuring live local music on March 23rd, from 1-7pm! The beers will be flowing inside and outside (weather permitting) and Coach Green’s Kickin’ Pig Bar-B-Que will be here from 2-5p serving their delicious BBQ.

Drum roll please…… the line up!

-The Apartment Club
-Either Or
-Birmingham Creek
-Jill Sprague
-Vilai Harrington
-Layton Meacham

Come out and support our awesome local music scene here in Greenville! There will be a $10 suggested donation that will go back to these artists.

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A seasoned veteran of recording and performing, Desmelik states of his career thus far, “I have recorded in state of the art studios and bedroom closets. I have performed on big festival stages for numerous people and in lonely corners in dive bars for three people and the bartender. Either way, what you get is me with my eyes closed getting lost in these songs. I have chosen the life of a songwriter and musician not because I wish to, or have to, but because I want to and need to. It is my therapy and in this regard the door to my sessions are open.”

https://davedesmelik.com/

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Calling All Artists…

Here’s your chance to step out of the box and present your most creative, most interesting, most out-there art for the world to see. The first ever “Spartanburg Fringe Festival” will be June 1-29 at West Main Artists Co-op. It will be a month of unusual and unique performances, the experimental, the quirky, the not-average. Dance, theatre, music, film, comedy, spoken word, readings, solos, groups, short and long works, the undefinable. There’s even a little room for some out-of-the-ordinary visual art. This is a work in progress, so talk to us. Let us know what you want to perform or exhibit. But you must apply by April 15. All it takes is a quick email to Sandy Staggs. See details online at SpartanburgFringeFestival.com.

https://www.facebook.com/events/2371033163183780/?event_time_id=2371033256517104

Join Half-Moon Outfitters in association with South State Bank in Greenville, SC for THREE nights of Banff this year – March 22, 23 & 24, 2019. Each night will play completely different films.The Banff Mountain Film Festival, a program of Banff Centre, is the largest, and one of the most prestigious, mountain festivals in the world. Hot on the heels of the festival held every fall in Banff, Canada, the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour hits the road. With stops planned in about 550 communities and more than 40 countries across the globe, this year’s tour features a collection of the most inspiring action, environmental, and adventure films from the festival. Traveling to exotic landscapes and remote cultures, and bringing audiences up-close and personal with adrenaline-packed action sports, the 2018/2019 World Tour is an exhilarating and provocative exploration of the mountain world.

https://www.facebook.com/events/547692338974266/

Calling All Artists…

Here’s your chance to step out of the box and present your most creative, most interesting, most out-there art for the world to see. The first ever “Spartanburg Fringe Festival” will be June 1-29 at West Main Artists Co-op. It will be a month of unusual and unique performances, the experimental, the quirky, the not-average. Dance, theatre, music, film, comedy, spoken word, readings, solos, groups, short and long works, the undefinable. There’s even a little room for some out-of-the-ordinary visual art. This is a work in progress, so talk to us. Let us know what you want to perform or exhibit. But you must apply by April 15. All it takes is a quick email to Sandy Staggs. See details online at SpartanburgFringeFestival.com.

https://www.facebook.com/events/2371033163183780/?event_time_id=2371033259850437

Calling All Artists…

Here’s your chance to step out of the box and present your most creative, most interesting, most out-there art for the world to see. The first ever “Spartanburg Fringe Festival” will be June 1-29 at West Main Artists Co-op. It will be a month of unusual and unique performances, the experimental, the quirky, the not-average. Dance, theatre, music, film, comedy, spoken word, readings, solos, groups, short and long works, the undefinable. There’s even a little room for some out-of-the-ordinary visual art. This is a work in progress, so talk to us. Let us know what you want to perform or exhibit. But you must apply by April 15. All it takes is a quick email to Sandy Staggs. See details online at SpartanburgFringeFestival.com.

https://www.facebook.com/events/2371033163183780/?event_time_id=2371033263183770