This document provides a calendar of events occurring from May 4th to May 29th in the Potomac, Maryland area. It lists various art shows, festivals, concerts, and community events, including a fine arts festival in Bethesda, a wine and music festival in Rockville, pottery and art shows in Potomac, and dance lessons and performances in Glen Echo. Many of the events are free and provide music, art, food, and family-friendly activities for the local community.
Bersch weekend round up newsletter - may 11-13, 2018Linda Bersch
This document provides information on various events happening in St. Louis from May 11-13, 2018, including an art fair at Laumeier Park with artists, food, music and activities; a food truck festival at Tower Grove Park with 20 trucks and live music; a wine tasting festival at the Missouri Botanical Garden with 250 wines; a science festival at the Saint Louis Science Center on weather phenomena; a concert by Daryl Hall & John Oates and Train at the Scottrade Center; a Mother's Day celebration at The Field House Museum with crafts and tea; and performances of A Streetcar Named Desire as part of the Tennessee Williams Festival.
Weekend Round Up Newsletter - May 11-13, 2018Steve Rymer
This document provides a summary of events happening in St. Louis from May 11-13, 2018. It outlines several art festivals, music concerts, and family-friendly activities occurring around the area for Mother's Day weekend, including an art fair at Laumeier Sculpture Park, food trucks and live music at Tower Grove Park, wine tasting at the Missouri Botanical Garden, a science festival at the Saint Louis Science Center, a concert featuring Daryl Hall & John Oates and Train at the Scottrade Center, a Mother's Day celebration at The Field House Museum, and performances of A Streetcar Named Desire as part of the Tennessee Williams Festival. It also includes the weekend weather forecast and sports events like Grizz
The document provides information about upcoming events in Mill City for the weeks of August 6-13 and August 15-28, including:
- Details about the Mill City Farmers Market on August 6th and 13th, including cooking demos and music.
- Classes and activities at the Minnesota Center for Book Arts, such as book binding workshops.
- Outdoor concerts at Nicollet Island, Father Hennepin Bluffs Park, and Minnehaha Park from August 15-27.
- Programs and events at the Mill City Museum, including a live music series, tours of the riverfront and historic Main Street, and lectures.
- The outdoor concert series on St. Anthony
The document provides information about various upcoming community events and activities in Mill City, including a canning contest, farmers market, dance and musical performances, literary readings, art exhibits, brewery tours, and ongoing jazz performances. Highlights include a Minnesota State Fair-style canning contest, a cooking demonstration at the farmers market, a dance performance by Ragamala Dance, and literary readings to commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11.
The document provides information on various upcoming events and activities in the Twin Cities area in late October and November. These include comedy shows, Halloween parties, anniversary celebrations for local businesses, art and craft fairs, classes on bookmaking and letterpress printing, author readings, and special events at bars. Details such as dates, locations, prices and contact information are provided for each event.
The document provides information about upcoming events in Minneapolis, including:
- The WWA Wakeboard National Championships taking place July 27-31 on the Mississippi River.
- The Mill City Farmers Market on July 30 featuring Italian food and music, along with cooking demos, opera performances, and samples from Phillips Prairie Organic Vodka.
- Various outdoor concerts around Minneapolis in parks like Nicollet Island, Father Hennepin Bluffs, and Minnehaha through mid-August.
The Mill City Farmers Market will host a Bread Festival on October 1st featuring a bread baking contest, demonstrations by local bakers, grain art activities for kids, and music. On October 2nd, the Young Dance company will perform a site-specific dance integrating the new 35W bridge landscape. From October 2nd to May 20th, the Weisman Art Museum will feature the Sympathies exhibit addressing the relevance of museum collections.
This document provides information about upcoming community events in Mill City, including a virtual tour of the Mississippi River with audio stops narrated by a park ranger, ongoing art exhibits at the Weisman Art Museum, the Mill City Farmers Market and cooking demonstration on eating local foods year-round, open houses for a historic preservation contest at Mill Ruins Park and Minnehaha Park, a pop-up art activity at Open Book, a concert by singer Van Hunt, architecture tours of the Weisman Art Museum, and a Norwegian folk music concert.
Bersch weekend round up newsletter - may 11-13, 2018Linda Bersch
This document provides information on various events happening in St. Louis from May 11-13, 2018, including an art fair at Laumeier Park with artists, food, music and activities; a food truck festival at Tower Grove Park with 20 trucks and live music; a wine tasting festival at the Missouri Botanical Garden with 250 wines; a science festival at the Saint Louis Science Center on weather phenomena; a concert by Daryl Hall & John Oates and Train at the Scottrade Center; a Mother's Day celebration at The Field House Museum with crafts and tea; and performances of A Streetcar Named Desire as part of the Tennessee Williams Festival.
Weekend Round Up Newsletter - May 11-13, 2018Steve Rymer
This document provides a summary of events happening in St. Louis from May 11-13, 2018. It outlines several art festivals, music concerts, and family-friendly activities occurring around the area for Mother's Day weekend, including an art fair at Laumeier Sculpture Park, food trucks and live music at Tower Grove Park, wine tasting at the Missouri Botanical Garden, a science festival at the Saint Louis Science Center, a concert featuring Daryl Hall & John Oates and Train at the Scottrade Center, a Mother's Day celebration at The Field House Museum, and performances of A Streetcar Named Desire as part of the Tennessee Williams Festival. It also includes the weekend weather forecast and sports events like Grizz
The document provides information about upcoming events in Mill City for the weeks of August 6-13 and August 15-28, including:
- Details about the Mill City Farmers Market on August 6th and 13th, including cooking demos and music.
- Classes and activities at the Minnesota Center for Book Arts, such as book binding workshops.
- Outdoor concerts at Nicollet Island, Father Hennepin Bluffs Park, and Minnehaha Park from August 15-27.
- Programs and events at the Mill City Museum, including a live music series, tours of the riverfront and historic Main Street, and lectures.
- The outdoor concert series on St. Anthony
The document provides information about various upcoming community events and activities in Mill City, including a canning contest, farmers market, dance and musical performances, literary readings, art exhibits, brewery tours, and ongoing jazz performances. Highlights include a Minnesota State Fair-style canning contest, a cooking demonstration at the farmers market, a dance performance by Ragamala Dance, and literary readings to commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11.
The document provides information on various upcoming events and activities in the Twin Cities area in late October and November. These include comedy shows, Halloween parties, anniversary celebrations for local businesses, art and craft fairs, classes on bookmaking and letterpress printing, author readings, and special events at bars. Details such as dates, locations, prices and contact information are provided for each event.
The document provides information about upcoming events in Minneapolis, including:
- The WWA Wakeboard National Championships taking place July 27-31 on the Mississippi River.
- The Mill City Farmers Market on July 30 featuring Italian food and music, along with cooking demos, opera performances, and samples from Phillips Prairie Organic Vodka.
- Various outdoor concerts around Minneapolis in parks like Nicollet Island, Father Hennepin Bluffs, and Minnehaha through mid-August.
The Mill City Farmers Market will host a Bread Festival on October 1st featuring a bread baking contest, demonstrations by local bakers, grain art activities for kids, and music. On October 2nd, the Young Dance company will perform a site-specific dance integrating the new 35W bridge landscape. From October 2nd to May 20th, the Weisman Art Museum will feature the Sympathies exhibit addressing the relevance of museum collections.
This document provides information about upcoming community events in Mill City, including a virtual tour of the Mississippi River with audio stops narrated by a park ranger, ongoing art exhibits at the Weisman Art Museum, the Mill City Farmers Market and cooking demonstration on eating local foods year-round, open houses for a historic preservation contest at Mill Ruins Park and Minnehaha Park, a pop-up art activity at Open Book, a concert by singer Van Hunt, architecture tours of the Weisman Art Museum, and a Norwegian folk music concert.
The document summarizes upcoming community events in the Mill City neighborhood of Minneapolis from September 24th to November 12th, including:
1) A farmers market and Oktoberfest celebration on September 24th at the Mill City Farmers Market featuring German food, music and dancing.
2) The Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon on October 2nd, which will pass through the Mill City neighborhood along the Mississippi River.
3) Various arts, music and history programs taking place at locations like the Mill City Museum, MacPhail Center for Music, and Three Rivers Park District throughout October.
4) An art exhibition called "Beautiful Dreamer" opening on October 8th at the Form+Content
The document provides information on upcoming events and ongoing activities in Minneapolis over the Thanksgiving week, including:
1) Performances at MacPhail Center for Music including a jazz concert on November 10th and student performances.
2) An Æbleskive breakfast and art fair at the Danish American Center on November 20th.
3) The annual Turkey Day 5K run/walk on November 24th.
4) Information on the opening of the Depot Rink indoor ice skating rink on November 24th.
It also lists ongoing activities such as live music at various venues, tours at local museums, and informational resources about events in the Minneapolis riverfront district.
Tucked into the mountains of WNC is a special place to visit - Snowbird Mountain Lodge, Remote, Rural, Rustic, Refined and Relaxing, just the place to escape
The document provides information for event planners and readers about the RiverCurrent newsletter. It requests that event planners send event details to be included in the newsletter and outlines the newsletter's publication schedule and content guidelines. It also notes that while event details are included, planners should check for changes given the newsletter relies on submitted information.
The document is a newsletter from the CEO of LaSalle Network providing a guide to summer events in Chicago in 2013. It includes festivals, street fairs, music/concerts, sports/recreation, art/exhibitions and additional free events happening throughout the summer months of June, July and August. A table of contents outlines the various sections and events listed.
This document provides information on various events happening in and around St. Louis from May 19-21, 2017. Some of the key events mentioned include the 9th Annual Taste of Maplewood Street Festival on May 20th, a tribute concert to Johnny Cash at Powell Symphony Hall on May 21st, the 107th Annual Annie Malone May Day Parade and Festival in downtown St. Louis on May 21st, and various St. Louis Cardinals baseball games at Busch Stadium from May 19-21st with special ticket giveaways each day.
This document provides information about various events happening in the St. Louis area from May 19-21, 2017. It summarizes the 9th Annual Taste of Maplewood festival, a Johnny Cash tribute concert at Powell Symphony Hall, the 107th Annual Annie Malone May Day Parade and Festival in downtown St. Louis, and a skyline river cruise on the Mississippi river among other community events and activities occurring that weekend. It also lists movie rentals available on Redbox and the weekend weather forecast.
A fundraiser will be held on November 4th at Sea Salt Eatery to benefit a new universal access playground planned for Minnehaha Falls Upper Wabun Picnic Area. The playground is being designed to allow children and caretakers of all abilities to play. A variety of performances, classes, and activities are also announced for the following weeks, including art exhibits, science lectures, theater performances, and music lessons and performances around Minneapolis.
Symphoria will hold a July 4th Celebration concert featuring patriotic music from Nick Ziobro and the Syracuse Pops Chorus at the Lakeview Amphitheater. The concert begins at 8pm with a fireworks display at dusk. Tickets are $10 for general admission and free for children under 18, and can be purchased online or by phone. The event is part of Symphoria's summer concert series featuring performances around the region.
This document provides a guide to arts and cultural events in Olympia, Washington for the holiday season and winter months of November 2016 through January 2017. It includes previews of several plays and musicals being performed by local theater companies, including Harlequin Productions' Stardust Christmas Enchantment and Olympia Family Theater's production of The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. The guide also features an interview with Washington Governor Jay Inslee and his wife about their holiday traditions. In addition, it provides listings and details on various visual art exhibits, musical performances, and community events taking place during this period.
This document provides information about upcoming events in the Mill City area of Minneapolis for the weeks of October 15th and October 25th. It summarizes farmers markets, races, festivals, music performances, lectures, and activities centered around local history and arts. Many events celebrate the fall harvest and upcoming holidays while also addressing community issues.
Weekend Round Up Newsletter - July 5 - 7, 2019Steve Rymer
Over the July 4th weekend, there are several events happening in St. Louis including America's Birthday Parade downtown on July 4th featuring marching bands and floats. Fair Saint Louis at the Gateway Arch from July 4th to 6th has headlining musical acts, air shows, and fireworks. Ariana Grande performs at the Enterprise Center on July 6th. The Missouri Botanical Garden has Garden Party Lights from July 6th to 7th with drinks, lights, music, and multimedia shows after hours. Lee Brice performs at Ballpark Village on July 6th. Carly Rae Jepsen performs at The Pageant on July 6th.
Weekend Round up newlsetter - feb. 23-25 2018Steve Rymer
This document provides information on various events happening in St. Louis from February 22-28, 2018, including performances of "Bud, Not Buddy" at the Grandel Theatre, the 10th Annual St. Louis Centennial Beer Festival, and "The Wizard of Oz" at the Fox Theatre. It also lists a Blake Shelton concert, a screening of "North by Northwest" with a live score by the St. Louis Symphony, and the annual Orchid Show at the Missouri Botanical Garden.
Bersch weekend round up newlsetter - feb. 23-25 2018Linda Bersch
This document provides a summary of events happening in St. Louis from February 23-25, 2018. It promotes performances of "Bud, Not Buddy" at the Grandel Theatre, the 10th Annual St. Louis Centennial Beer Festival, and "The Wizard of Oz" at the Fox Theatre. It also advertises concerts by Blake Shelton and the St. Louis Symphony, as well as the Orchid Show at the Missouri Botanical Garden and trivia night. Weather forecasts and sports games round out the weekend activities.
The document provides information about various upcoming community events in Minneapolis from July 7-24, 2011, including:
- The Mill City Farmers Market on July 9th featuring cooking demos, live music, and artisan goods.
- Performances and classes at MacPhail Center for Music such as KidsFest on July 16th and a rock band crawl on July 21st.
- Outdoor concerts at various Minneapolis locations like Nicollet Island, Father Hennepin Bluffs Park, Minnehaha Park, and St. Anthony Main.
- Classes at organizations like the Minnesota Center for Book Arts and Mill City Museum tours and events.
- Aquatennial celebrations along the river
Here are a few thoughts on your situation:
- Focus on taking care of yourself right now. You've been through an immense betrayal and loss of trust. Prioritize your emotional and physical well-being.
- Proceeding with caution is wise. While counseling is a good step, true change will take considerable time and effort on his part. Don't make any hasty decisions about the future of your marriage.
- His reasons for cheating may never make complete sense or satisfy you. Ultimately, the why isn't as important as whether he is fully committed to rebuilding trust through consistent actions over time.
- Consider individual counseling for yourself to help process your feelings and gain clarity. A counselor can also help evaluate whether
There are several events happening in and around St. Louis this weekend:
Blues at the Arch concert series continues with performances on Friday evenings in August at the Gateway Arch grounds. Family Fun Day on Saturday at Ballpark Village features activities and attractions with proceeds benefiting St. Jude Children's Hospital. The St. Louis Zoo hosts a Friday evening concert series with music and refreshments. On Saturday night thousands of cyclists will participate in the annual Moonlight Ramble bike ride through downtown St. Louis starting after midnight.
The twenty-first issue of our monthly penny saver/zine-inspired print edition of Bungalower is out on the town, y’all.
Each month we share a new print edition of our hyper-local online coverage from the previous month; including our top ten headlines of the previous month, the best events to check out in the next 30 days, a short story by local author and playwright Scottie Campbell called “Storied Orlando,” and much more.
There are several events happening in and around St. Louis this weekend:
- Blues at the Arch concert series featuring Lil Ray Neal Blues Band and Big George Rock on Friday evening.
- Family Fun Day on Saturday at Ballpark Village from 12-5pm with activities, rides, and appearances to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
- Jungle Boogie Nights outdoor concert at the Saint Louis Zoo on Friday from 5-8pm.
- The 54th Annual Moonlight Ramble bike ride on Saturday beginning at midnight downtown.
- Family Day at the Ballpark on Saturday evening at Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex with activities and a screening of "The Sandlot".
The document lists various events happening around St. Louis over the weekend of March 3-5, 2017. These include the Missouri Valley Conference Men's Basketball Tournament, a Harry Potter themed event at the St. Louis Science Center, a concert featuring Lee Brice and Justin Moore at Chaifetz Arena, a block party with Daniel Tiger at the Magic House, and the annual Orchid Show at the Saint Louis Botanical Gardens. It also advertises Friday Night Flights at the Sophia M. Butterfly House in Chesterfield. Details such as dates, times and locations are provided for each event.
The document lists various events happening in and around St. Louis during the weekend of May 12-14, 2017. These include an art fair at Laumeier Sculpture Park celebrating its 30th anniversary, a wine walk in The Hill neighborhood, a glass art exhibition opening at the Missouri Botanical Garden, a Tom Petty concert, a BBQ fundraiser in Clayton, family activities at an animal rescue ranch and strawberry festival, and Cardinals baseball games including a poster giveaway.
Bersch around the town october 13-15 2017 pubLinda Bersch
This document provides information on various events happening around St. Louis from October 14-15, 2017, including a half marathon, dog festival at the Arch grounds, beer festival in Francis Park, harvest festival at Laumeier Park, Renaissance festival in Wentzville, Halloween events at Grant's Farm, Oktoberfest in Soulard, a Foghat concert, and the weekend weather forecast. Details such as dates, locations, and websites for further information are given for each event.
The document summarizes upcoming community events in the Mill City neighborhood of Minneapolis from September 24th to November 12th, including:
1) A farmers market and Oktoberfest celebration on September 24th at the Mill City Farmers Market featuring German food, music and dancing.
2) The Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon on October 2nd, which will pass through the Mill City neighborhood along the Mississippi River.
3) Various arts, music and history programs taking place at locations like the Mill City Museum, MacPhail Center for Music, and Three Rivers Park District throughout October.
4) An art exhibition called "Beautiful Dreamer" opening on October 8th at the Form+Content
The document provides information on upcoming events and ongoing activities in Minneapolis over the Thanksgiving week, including:
1) Performances at MacPhail Center for Music including a jazz concert on November 10th and student performances.
2) An Æbleskive breakfast and art fair at the Danish American Center on November 20th.
3) The annual Turkey Day 5K run/walk on November 24th.
4) Information on the opening of the Depot Rink indoor ice skating rink on November 24th.
It also lists ongoing activities such as live music at various venues, tours at local museums, and informational resources about events in the Minneapolis riverfront district.
Tucked into the mountains of WNC is a special place to visit - Snowbird Mountain Lodge, Remote, Rural, Rustic, Refined and Relaxing, just the place to escape
The document provides information for event planners and readers about the RiverCurrent newsletter. It requests that event planners send event details to be included in the newsletter and outlines the newsletter's publication schedule and content guidelines. It also notes that while event details are included, planners should check for changes given the newsletter relies on submitted information.
The document is a newsletter from the CEO of LaSalle Network providing a guide to summer events in Chicago in 2013. It includes festivals, street fairs, music/concerts, sports/recreation, art/exhibitions and additional free events happening throughout the summer months of June, July and August. A table of contents outlines the various sections and events listed.
This document provides information on various events happening in and around St. Louis from May 19-21, 2017. Some of the key events mentioned include the 9th Annual Taste of Maplewood Street Festival on May 20th, a tribute concert to Johnny Cash at Powell Symphony Hall on May 21st, the 107th Annual Annie Malone May Day Parade and Festival in downtown St. Louis on May 21st, and various St. Louis Cardinals baseball games at Busch Stadium from May 19-21st with special ticket giveaways each day.
This document provides information about various events happening in the St. Louis area from May 19-21, 2017. It summarizes the 9th Annual Taste of Maplewood festival, a Johnny Cash tribute concert at Powell Symphony Hall, the 107th Annual Annie Malone May Day Parade and Festival in downtown St. Louis, and a skyline river cruise on the Mississippi river among other community events and activities occurring that weekend. It also lists movie rentals available on Redbox and the weekend weather forecast.
A fundraiser will be held on November 4th at Sea Salt Eatery to benefit a new universal access playground planned for Minnehaha Falls Upper Wabun Picnic Area. The playground is being designed to allow children and caretakers of all abilities to play. A variety of performances, classes, and activities are also announced for the following weeks, including art exhibits, science lectures, theater performances, and music lessons and performances around Minneapolis.
Symphoria will hold a July 4th Celebration concert featuring patriotic music from Nick Ziobro and the Syracuse Pops Chorus at the Lakeview Amphitheater. The concert begins at 8pm with a fireworks display at dusk. Tickets are $10 for general admission and free for children under 18, and can be purchased online or by phone. The event is part of Symphoria's summer concert series featuring performances around the region.
This document provides a guide to arts and cultural events in Olympia, Washington for the holiday season and winter months of November 2016 through January 2017. It includes previews of several plays and musicals being performed by local theater companies, including Harlequin Productions' Stardust Christmas Enchantment and Olympia Family Theater's production of The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. The guide also features an interview with Washington Governor Jay Inslee and his wife about their holiday traditions. In addition, it provides listings and details on various visual art exhibits, musical performances, and community events taking place during this period.
This document provides information about upcoming events in the Mill City area of Minneapolis for the weeks of October 15th and October 25th. It summarizes farmers markets, races, festivals, music performances, lectures, and activities centered around local history and arts. Many events celebrate the fall harvest and upcoming holidays while also addressing community issues.
Weekend Round Up Newsletter - July 5 - 7, 2019Steve Rymer
Over the July 4th weekend, there are several events happening in St. Louis including America's Birthday Parade downtown on July 4th featuring marching bands and floats. Fair Saint Louis at the Gateway Arch from July 4th to 6th has headlining musical acts, air shows, and fireworks. Ariana Grande performs at the Enterprise Center on July 6th. The Missouri Botanical Garden has Garden Party Lights from July 6th to 7th with drinks, lights, music, and multimedia shows after hours. Lee Brice performs at Ballpark Village on July 6th. Carly Rae Jepsen performs at The Pageant on July 6th.
Weekend Round up newlsetter - feb. 23-25 2018Steve Rymer
This document provides information on various events happening in St. Louis from February 22-28, 2018, including performances of "Bud, Not Buddy" at the Grandel Theatre, the 10th Annual St. Louis Centennial Beer Festival, and "The Wizard of Oz" at the Fox Theatre. It also lists a Blake Shelton concert, a screening of "North by Northwest" with a live score by the St. Louis Symphony, and the annual Orchid Show at the Missouri Botanical Garden.
Bersch weekend round up newlsetter - feb. 23-25 2018Linda Bersch
This document provides a summary of events happening in St. Louis from February 23-25, 2018. It promotes performances of "Bud, Not Buddy" at the Grandel Theatre, the 10th Annual St. Louis Centennial Beer Festival, and "The Wizard of Oz" at the Fox Theatre. It also advertises concerts by Blake Shelton and the St. Louis Symphony, as well as the Orchid Show at the Missouri Botanical Garden and trivia night. Weather forecasts and sports games round out the weekend activities.
The document provides information about various upcoming community events in Minneapolis from July 7-24, 2011, including:
- The Mill City Farmers Market on July 9th featuring cooking demos, live music, and artisan goods.
- Performances and classes at MacPhail Center for Music such as KidsFest on July 16th and a rock band crawl on July 21st.
- Outdoor concerts at various Minneapolis locations like Nicollet Island, Father Hennepin Bluffs Park, Minnehaha Park, and St. Anthony Main.
- Classes at organizations like the Minnesota Center for Book Arts and Mill City Museum tours and events.
- Aquatennial celebrations along the river
Here are a few thoughts on your situation:
- Focus on taking care of yourself right now. You've been through an immense betrayal and loss of trust. Prioritize your emotional and physical well-being.
- Proceeding with caution is wise. While counseling is a good step, true change will take considerable time and effort on his part. Don't make any hasty decisions about the future of your marriage.
- His reasons for cheating may never make complete sense or satisfy you. Ultimately, the why isn't as important as whether he is fully committed to rebuilding trust through consistent actions over time.
- Consider individual counseling for yourself to help process your feelings and gain clarity. A counselor can also help evaluate whether
There are several events happening in and around St. Louis this weekend:
Blues at the Arch concert series continues with performances on Friday evenings in August at the Gateway Arch grounds. Family Fun Day on Saturday at Ballpark Village features activities and attractions with proceeds benefiting St. Jude Children's Hospital. The St. Louis Zoo hosts a Friday evening concert series with music and refreshments. On Saturday night thousands of cyclists will participate in the annual Moonlight Ramble bike ride through downtown St. Louis starting after midnight.
The twenty-first issue of our monthly penny saver/zine-inspired print edition of Bungalower is out on the town, y’all.
Each month we share a new print edition of our hyper-local online coverage from the previous month; including our top ten headlines of the previous month, the best events to check out in the next 30 days, a short story by local author and playwright Scottie Campbell called “Storied Orlando,” and much more.
There are several events happening in and around St. Louis this weekend:
- Blues at the Arch concert series featuring Lil Ray Neal Blues Band and Big George Rock on Friday evening.
- Family Fun Day on Saturday at Ballpark Village from 12-5pm with activities, rides, and appearances to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
- Jungle Boogie Nights outdoor concert at the Saint Louis Zoo on Friday from 5-8pm.
- The 54th Annual Moonlight Ramble bike ride on Saturday beginning at midnight downtown.
- Family Day at the Ballpark on Saturday evening at Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex with activities and a screening of "The Sandlot".
The document lists various events happening around St. Louis over the weekend of March 3-5, 2017. These include the Missouri Valley Conference Men's Basketball Tournament, a Harry Potter themed event at the St. Louis Science Center, a concert featuring Lee Brice and Justin Moore at Chaifetz Arena, a block party with Daniel Tiger at the Magic House, and the annual Orchid Show at the Saint Louis Botanical Gardens. It also advertises Friday Night Flights at the Sophia M. Butterfly House in Chesterfield. Details such as dates, times and locations are provided for each event.
The document lists various events happening in and around St. Louis during the weekend of May 12-14, 2017. These include an art fair at Laumeier Sculpture Park celebrating its 30th anniversary, a wine walk in The Hill neighborhood, a glass art exhibition opening at the Missouri Botanical Garden, a Tom Petty concert, a BBQ fundraiser in Clayton, family activities at an animal rescue ranch and strawberry festival, and Cardinals baseball games including a poster giveaway.
Bersch around the town october 13-15 2017 pubLinda Bersch
This document provides information on various events happening around St. Louis from October 14-15, 2017, including a half marathon, dog festival at the Arch grounds, beer festival in Francis Park, harvest festival at Laumeier Park, Renaissance festival in Wentzville, Halloween events at Grant's Farm, Oktoberfest in Soulard, a Foghat concert, and the weekend weather forecast. Details such as dates, locations, and websites for further information are given for each event.
This document provides information on various events happening around St. Louis from October 14-15, 2017, including a half marathon, dog festival at the Arch grounds, beer festival in Francis Park, harvest festival at Laumeier Sculpture Park, Renaissance festival in Wentzville, Halloween events at Grant's Farm, Oktoberfest in Soulard, and a Foghat concert at the Family Arena. It also lists recent movie releases available through Redbox and the weekend weather forecast.
Weekend Round Up Newsletter - May 10 - 12, 2019Steve Rymer
This document provides a summary of events happening in St. Louis from May 10-12, 2019. It includes performances of The Night of the Iguana play, the Laumeier Art Fair, a Cher concert, an Elle King concert, the Hill Wine Walk, Mother's Day Brunch at the Zoo, Cardinals baseball games, and movies playing in theaters and on Redbox. It also includes the weather forecast and a fun fact about the month of May.
Bersch weekend round up newsletter - may 25-27 2018Linda Bersch
This document provides a summary of events happening in the St. Louis area from August 4-6, 2017. It includes the Greek Festival at Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, Schlafly Art Outside at Schlafly's Bottleworks, and the St. Louis African Arts Festival at the World's Fair Pavilion in Forest Park. It also lists live music at the Saint Louis Zoo, SLAM Underground at the Saint Louis Art Museum, the opening weekend of Trapeze STL in Chesterfield, and Memorial Day Weekend events at Six Flags.
The document lists various events happening around St. Louis from March 3-5, 2017. It describes the Missouri Valley Conference Men's Basketball Tournament at Scottrade Center, a Harry Potter themed First Fridays event at the St. Louis Science Center, and a concert featuring Lee Brice and Justin Moore at Chaifetz Arena. It also mentions a block party with Daniel Tiger at the Magic House, the annual Orchid Show at the Saint Louis Botanical Gardens, and Friday Night Flights at the Sophia M. Butterfly House in Chesterfield.
The document lists various events happening around St. Louis for the weekend of March 3-5, 2017. These include the Missouri Valley Conference Men's Basketball Tournament, a Harry Potter themed event at the St. Louis Science Center, a concert featuring Lee Brice and Justin Moore at Chaifetz Arena, a block party celebrating Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood at the Magic House, and the annual Orchid Show at the Saint Louis Botanical Garden. It also provides details on where to find more information or purchase tickets for each event.
The document is a newsletter from the Vicksburg Convention & Visitors Bureau that provides information about upcoming events in Vicksburg, Mississippi in December 2016 and January 2017. It lists over 20 holiday events happening around town, including breakfasts with Santa, Christmas parades, live music performances, and craft shows. It also provides information about visitor center hours and contact details for the Convention & Visitors Bureau.
This document summarizes various upcoming events in Mill City, Minnesota during the week of September 3rd. It describes a farmers market on Saturday featuring local Thai chef Joe Hatch-Surisook cooking with melons, a book signing for "Salad Days", and music. It also lists tours and programs at the Mill City Museum on local history and railroads. Finally, it advertises literary and arts events at The Loft including readings and discussions.
The document provides information on various events happening in and around St. Louis from March 10-12, 2017. Some of the key events mentioned include the 48th Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 11th, the Builders St. Louis Home & Garden Show from March 9-11, and the "March Spring Fever" event at the Saint Louis Art Museum on March 12th. It also lists details about the Stout & Oyster Festival on March 10-11, the Lake of the Ozarks Boat Show from March 9-12, and the Trivia Gone Wild event at the Saint Louis Zoo on March 11th. Sports games and movie showings for the weekend are also noted.
The document provides information on various events happening in and around St. Louis from March 10-12, 2017. Some of the key events mentioned include the 48th Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 11th, the Builders St. Louis Home & Garden Show from March 9-11, and the "March Spring Fever" event at the Saint Louis Art Museum on March 12th. It also lists details about the Stout & Oyster Festival on March 10-11, the Lake of the Ozarks Boat Show from March 9-12, and the Trivia Gone Wild event at the Saint Louis Zoo on March 11th. Sports games and movie showtimes are also noted.
This document provides information about various events happening in and around St. Louis from August 4-6, 2017. It summarizes local art fairs, music festivals, family activities, live theater performances, and sporting events including details on locations, dates, and websites for tickets or more information.
Bersch weekend round up newsletter - july 13 - 15, 2018Linda Bersch
This document provides information on events happening in and around St. Louis from August 4-6, 2017. It includes details on art festivals in Maplewood and Forest Park featuring live music, art demonstrations, and food. Additionally, it lists a brew festival in Forest Park showcasing over 100 beer styles from 50 local breweries along with a taco scavenger hunt on Cherokee Street. Concerts are also mentioned at The Pageant featuring the band moe. Weekend forecasts and Cardinals game times are provided.
The document provides information on various events happening in and around St. Louis from March 10-12, 2017. Some of the key events mentioned include the 48th Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 11th, the Builders St. Louis Home & Garden Show from March 9-11, and the "March Spring Fever" event at the Saint Louis Art Museum on March 12th. It also lists details about the Stout & Oyster Festival on March 10-11, the Lake of the Ozarks Boat Show from March 9-12, and the Trivia Gone Wild event at the Saint Louis Zoo on March 11th. Sports events and movie listings are also included.
This document provides information on various events happening in and around St. Louis from September 15-17, 2017, including the Great Forest Park Balloon Glow and Race, Taste of St. Louis food festival, a Harry Potter film concert at Powell Symphony Hall, the Kirkwood Greentree Festival, HOP in the City beer festival, South Grand 4th Fall Fest, Augusta Harvest Festival, St. Louis Renaissance Festival, and Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival. It also lists some movie releases and the weekend weather forecast.
Bersch around the town september 15-17 pubLinda Bersch
This document provides information on various events happening in and around St. Louis from September 15-17, 2017, including the Great Forest Park Balloon Glow and Race, Taste of St. Louis food festival, a Harry Potter film concert at Powell Symphony Hall, the Kirkwood Greentree Festival, HOP in the City beer festival, South Grand 4th Fall Fest, Augusta Harvest Festival, St. Louis Renaissance Festival, and Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival. It also lists recent movie releases available through Redbox and the weekend weather forecast.
This document provides information on various events happening in and around St. Louis from September 15-17, 2017, including the Great Forest Park Balloon Glow and Race, Taste of St. Louis food festival, a Harry Potter film concert at Powell Symphony Hall, the Kirkwood Greentree Festival, HOP in the City beer festival, South Grand 4th Fall Fest, Augusta Harvest Festival, St. Louis Renaissance Festival, and Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival. It also lists some movies available to rent on Redbox and provides the weekend weather forecast.
Weekend Round Up Newsletter - July 13 - 15, 2018Steve Rymer
This document provides information on events happening in and around St. Louis from August 4-6, 2017. It includes details on:
1) Let Them Eat Art in downtown Maplewood on July 13th featuring live art demonstrations, music, and food from 6-11pm.
2) A screening of Raiders of the Lost Ark at Art Hill in Forest Park on July 13th from 6-11pm.
3) The 2018 St. Louis Brewers Heritage Festival at Grand Basin in Forest Park on July 14th from 2-6pm featuring over 100 beer styles from 50 local breweries along with music and food.
4) The Amazing Taco Race scavenger hunt on
This document provides a summary of an individual's education and work experience. It outlines that they received a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Howard University in 2014 with a concentration in print/online journalism and minor in English, and a Master of Arts in Literature from American University in 2017. It then lists the individual's various writing, editing, and teaching positions from 2016 to the present, including at The Writing Center at American University, Shout Mouse Press, and Local Media Connection. It also outlines internship and assistant positions from 2011 to 2015 in communications, creative writing, editorial work, and magazine publishing.
The document summarizes the launch of a new farmer's market in North Old Town Alexandria. It discusses how the market's organizer, Margaret Townsend, has worked for nearly five years to get the market established. The market currently features around half a dozen local farmers and entrepreneurs selling produce and other goods. Townsend aims to diversify the vendors and hopes the market will strengthen the local community by encouraging neighbors to support small, local businesses. The market takes place each Thursday from 3-7pm at Montgomery Park.
Mikala Brennan is the owner of Hula Girl Bar & Grill in Arlington, Virginia. She was born and raised in Hawaii and developed her love and passion for Hawaiian cuisine from a young age while cooking with her family. After other careers, she started a successful Hawaiian food truck in DC, which led her to open Hula Girl restaurant in Arlington. The restaurant serves authentic Hawaiian dishes like kalua pork and spam musubi.
The article summarizes Signature Theatre's production of "The Mystery of Love & Sex" running through May 8th. It introduces the two main characters, Charlotte and Jonny, who have been best friends since childhood but are now exploring taking their relationship to a romantic level. It then provides background on the two actors playing the lead roles, Shayna Blass as Charlotte and Xavier Scott Evans as Jonny, discussing their characters and the challenges of their roles. The production explores themes of intimacy, identity and finding one's path.
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Keith Cabot is the executive chef at Evening Star Cafe in Alexandria, Virginia. He prepares a Brassica Salad for customers featuring roasted cauliflower, broccoli, and kale tossed with a brown butter verjus dressing. Cabot strives to use whole vegetables from root to stem and sources many ingredients from a garden on the restaurant's roof. He aims to make the menu more user friendly by focusing on share dishes so guests can experience different seasonal flavors.
National Geographic Channel Features Time Capsule Found at Aspen Meadows | Th...Sarai Johnson
The National Geographic Channel TV show "Diggers" will feature an episode about the excavation of a time capsule buried at the Aspen Meadows campus of the Aspen Institute in 1983. The time capsule, known as the "Aspen Time Tube" and the "Steve Jobs Time Capsule", contained items including the mouse from Steve Jobs' failed Apple Lisa PC and provided insights into Jobs' vision of future tablet computers. It was difficult to locate due to landscape and building changes but was ultimately excavated by the TV show's experts in 2013.
Bill T. Jones, a renowned choreographer, and Damian Woetzel, director of the Aspen Institute Arts Program, discussed the concept of "the decrepitude of art" in a conversation about modern art. They analyzed a statement by Lincoln Kirstein referring to the insistence on personal expressionism and idiosyncrasy in art over conforming to traditions. Jones and Woetzel debated what the theory of "decrepitude" meant for art as it transformed in the modern era and referenced Buddhist philosophy about finding and destroying the self.
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Spring. Montgomery Potters offer stoneware,
porcelain, and raku. Free to attend. Visit
www.montgomerypotters.org for more.
King Farm Wine & Music Festival. 2-8 p.m. at
300 Saddle Ridge Circle, Rockville. Now in its
seventh year, the King Farm Wine & Music
Festival will offer wine tastings (included with
paid admission), wine sold by the glass and
bottle purchases from local Maryland and
Virginia wineries, as well as live musical
performances. Tickets are $15 in advance, $18
at the door. Visit
www.kingfarmwinefestival.com for more.
Evening of the Arts. 6 p.m. at St. Francis Hall,
10033 River Road, Potomac. Evening of the Arts
will be hosted by St. Francis Episcopal Sunday
School for the benefit of Bishop Given Gaula’s
School in Kondoa, Tanzania. Tickets are $25 per
individual and $50 per family. For reservations
call 301-365-2055.
National Philharmonic Singers. 8 p.m. at
Christ Episcopal Church, 107 S. Washington St.,
Rockville. The concert will feature music from
composers such as J.S. Bach, William Byrd and
Claude Debussy in addition to new compositions
by Eriks Esenvalds, Daniel Elder and Jake
Runestadt. The National Philharmonic Singers is
a chamber choir and one of several performing
groups in residence at the Music Center at
Strathmore. Free. Visit
www.nationaphilharmonic.org for more.
SATURDAY-SUNDAY/MAY 7-8
A-RTS. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sunday at Rockville Town Square, 200 E.
Middle Lane, Rockville. Find 160 artists that
work in glass, ceramics, jewelry, painting,
photography, sculpture, woodwork and more.
Free. Visit www.a-rts.org for more.
MONDAY/MAY 9
New/Prospective Member Party. 3 p.m. at the
home of Barry Perlis (RSVP for exact address).
This party is designed to give prospective
Potomac Community Village members an
opportunity to ask question and chat with
current members. Free. Call 301-52-5435 or
email BarryPerlis@gmail.com.
MAY 10-JUNE 4
Photo Exhibit: “Solitudes.” Gallery hours at
Waverly Street Gallery, 4600 East-West
Highway. “Solitudes” is an exhibition about
urban isolation. Sarah Hood Salomon utilizes
camera motion and slow shutter speeds to add a
layer of anonymity to the subjects. Free. Visit
www.waverlystreetgallery.com for more.
THURSDAY/MAY 12
Coffee and Conversation. 10-11:30 a.m. at
Corner Bakery, 10327 Westlake Drive, Bethesda.
Chat with other Potomac-area neighbors also
thinking about how to age in place in our own
homes. Free. Visit
www.potomaccommunityvillage.org.
Movie Screening: “Capote.” 6 p.m. at Davis
Library, 6400 Democracy Blvd., Bethesda. Free.
Call 240-777-0922.
Arts & The Brain. 7:30 p.m. at The Mansion at
Strathmore, 10701 Rockville Pike. The power
and potency of words is poet Seema Reza’s
specialty. Reza discusses her work with service
members fighting PTSD and other mental health
challenges, and how writing can harness the
healing power of creativity. Tickets are $25.
Visit www.strathmore.org.
FRIDAY/MAY 13
Movie Screening: “Blue Jasmine.” 12 p.m. at
Davis Library, 6400 Democracy Blvd., Bethesda.
Free. Call 240-777-0922.
Reception: “Solitudes.” 6-9 p.m. at Waverly
Street Gallery, 4600 East-West Highway.
“Solitudes” is an exhibition about urban
isolation. Sarah Hood Salomon utilizes camera
motion and slow shutter speeds to add a layer of
anonymity to the subjects. Free. Visit
www.waverlystreetgallery.com for more.
Encore Chorale Spring Concert. 7:30 p.m. at
Montgomery College Cultural Arts Center, 7995
Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring. With 140 singers
on stage, the chorale will present a program that
includes a medley of romantic Rodgers and Hart
pieces, blues favorites by Hoagy Carmichael, and
a medley from “Guys and Dolls.” Free. Visit
www.encorecreativity.org.
FRIDAY-SUNDAY/MAY 13-15
SerbFest. 5-9 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m.
Saturday, 12-6 p.m. Sunday at Saint Luke
Serbian Orthodox Church, Potomac. SerbFest /
DC’s Spring 2016 festival brings authentic
Serbian food, culture, crafts, dance and
entertainment to the greater Washington, D.C.
area. Free. Visit www.serbfestdc.com for more.
SATURDAY/MAY 14
Potomac Library Book Sale. 10 a.m. at
Potomac Library, 10101 Glenolden Drive,
Potomac. Potomac Library Book Sale, with
books of all kinds, fiction and non-fiction books,
children’s books, and foreign language books as
well as DVDs and CDs. All proceeds benefit the
Potomac Friends of the Library. Free. Call 240-
777-0690.
Advice for Adopters. 11:45 a.m.-1:45 p.m. at
Your Dog’s Friend Training Center, 12221
Parklawn Drive, Rockville. Learn how to make
life with an adopted dog easier. Hear a
professional trainer discuss canine training and
behavior, helpful pet products, and common
issues adopters face. Free. Visit
www.yourdogsfriend.org or call 301-983-5913.
Four Skills Every Dog Should Know. 1:30-3
p.m. at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, 6030
Grosvenor Lane, Bethesda. Learn how to teach
your dog four behaviors that will make your life
easier. “Wait” will teach your dog patience. With
“Watch” you’ll be able to hold your dog’s
attention. “Touch” is a fun way to distract your
dog. With “Leave It” your dog won’t touch that
dead squirrel, deer poop, trash, or whatever else
he thinks he can’t live without. Free. Visit
www.yourdogsfriend.org or call 301-983-5913.
Annual Children’s Ball. 3:30 p.m. at
Imagination Stage, 4908 Auburn Ave., Bethesda.
As Imagination Stage’s signature spring
fundraiser, the Ball brings in children and
families from all over the D.C. region to
celebrate the power of theatre and arts
education. This year’s event will include a
special performance of “Looking for Roberto
Clemente,” a buffet reception, silent auction,
and creative activities for children (and adults)
of all ages. Early-bird tickets are $90. Visit
www.imaginationstage.org for more.
Strathmore Spring Gala. 5:30 p.m. at The
Music Center at Strathmore, 5301 Tuckerman
Lane, North Bethesda. The Annual Spring Gala
is your opportunity to join artists, art lovers, and
special guest Tony award-winner Patina Miller.
Tickets are $650. Visit www.strathmore.org.
Gala in the Park: “Carousel Memories.” 6
p.m.-12 a.m. at Glen Echo Park, 7300
MacArthur Blvd., Glen Echo. Coffee, desserts,
carousel rides, swing dance lesson,
and more. Tickets are $25. Visit
www.glenechopark.org for more.
SATURDAY-SUNDAY/MAY 14-15
Bethesda Fine Arts Festival. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday at Bethesda’s
Woodmont Triangle. 130 artists convene in a
festival. Free. Visit www.bethesda.org for more.
SUNDAY/MAY 15
Waltz Dance. 2:45-3:30 p.m. lesson, 3:30-6 p.m.
dance at Spanish Ballroom, 7300 MacArthur
Blvd., Glen Echo. Dance to a mix of folk waltzes
with a few other couple dances, including
Hambo, Schottische, Swing, Tango, and Polka.
Tickets are $10. Visit
www.waltztimesdances.org for more.
THURSDAY/MAY 19
Linking the Interrelated Arts with
Buddhism. 7-9 p.m. at The Bolger Center’s
Franklin Building, 9800 Newbridge Drive,
Potomac. Potomac Community Village’s May
meeting showcases the impact of music, drama,
dance and the visual arts with Buddhist
teachings. In her talk, “Communicating Through
the Language of the Arts — in the Himalayas,”
Nancy Nahm Kessler discusses how she brought
her teaching expertise and knowledge of the
visual arts to Tibetan nuns in Northern India.
Free. Visit www.potomaccommunityvillage.org.
FRIDAY/MAY 20
Concert. 11 a.m. at Strathmore Mansion, 10701
Rockville Pike, North Bethesda. Nate Foley, soul
guitarist, performs. Tickets are $17. Call 301-
581-5100 for more.
Grand Finale with Creative Goldsmiths. 6-9
p.m. at Gallery B, 7700 Wisconsin Ave.,
Bethesda. Learn about design and gems. Bring a
special jewelry piece for a verbal appraisal.
Serving samples of Chouquette Chocolates,
wine, and other gourmet delights. Free. Email
Karen@Seibertgroup.com.
SATURDAY/MAY 21
Strawberry Festival. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Potomac
United Methodist Church, 9908 S. Glen Road.
This event will feature vendors selling jewelry,
food, home goods, clothing and more. Also find
numerous strawberry desserts at the 26th
annual Strawberry Festival. Free. Visit
www.potomac-umc.org for more.
Park Potomac Spring Festival. 1-5 p.m. at
12505 Park Potomac Ave., Potomac. Live music
from Lovely Rita, Squeals on Wheels petting
zoo, face painting, balloon twisting, My Gym,
beer garden with seven local breweries, food
samples from our restaurants, food trucks, and
more. Free. Visit www.parkpotomac.com.
MONDAY/MAY 23
Terrific Trees. 5:30 p.m. at Locust Grove Nature
Center, 7777 Democracy Blvd. Take a walk to
learn about different trees and why they are
important, followed by a leaf rubbing craft.
Tickets are $6. Call 301-765-8660 for more.
SATURDAY/MAY 28
Artist’s Talk: “Solitudes.” 1-2 p.m. at Waverly
Street Gallery, 4600 East-West Highway.
“Solitudes” is an exhibition about urban
isolation. Sarah Hood Salomon utilizes camera
motion and slow shutter speeds to add a layer of
anonymity to the subjects. Free. Visit
www.waverlystreetgallery.com for more.
SUNDAY/MAY 29
CityDance: The Conference of The Baby
Birds. 11 a.m. at The Music Center at
Strathmore, 5301 Tuckerman Lane, North
Bethesda. The young talents of CityDance will
showcase the techniques they have mastered
throughout the year on the main stage at
Strathmore for an exciting afternoon of dance.
Tickets are $15. Visit www.strathmore.org.
Waltz Dance. 2:45-3:30 p.m. lesson, 3:30-6 p.m.
dance at Spanish Ballroom, 7300 MacArthur
Blvd., Glen Echo. Dance to a mix of folk waltzes
with a few other couple dances, including
Hambo, Schottische, Swing, Tango, and Polka.
Tickets are $10. Visit
www.waltztimesdances.org for more.
Entertainment
Fine Arts Festival Descends
On Woodmont Triangle
The Bethesda Fine Arts Festival is a two-day event
highlighting more than 120 contemporary artists sell-
ing their original fine art and craft. The festival will also
feature live entertainment, children’s activities and lo-
cal restaurants. The event is scheduled for 10 a.m.-6
p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday at Bethesda’s
Woodmont Triangle. Admission is free. Visit
www.bethesda.org for more.
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