64 posts tagged Arts In The Park

Another weekend behind us, here's what you may have missed. Slide Show On Friday night, artists showed off their creations and galleries opened their doors at the Grand Center Art Walk in midtown. Fifteen art galleries in one night? It was possible to make it to them all, with the help of a red trolley car of course.

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A Buffalo summer tradition since 1976, Shakespeare in Delaware Park has been thrilling local audiences with world-class theatrical productions. It is the country’s second most successful outdoor Shakespeare festival in terms of audience, attracting an average of 50,000 patrons each summer.

32nd Annual Arts In The Park In Blue Ridge Georgia May 11th, 2008Categories: North Georgia To-Do reVIEWS Memorial Day Weekend RAIN or SHINE, May 24th and 25th Downtown City Park, Blue Ridge, Georgia. Bring your family and friends to the 32nd annual Arts in the Park Festival.

Sunday was a gorgeous spring day, and since Rob and I have downsized our athletics from three sports (biking, running and swimming) to one (swimming), we found ourselves with a little extra free time during the weekend. So, we headed for Richmond to take in the Arts in the Park Festival.

Alert! Linzi Glass, a South African author now living in the USA, has been shortlisted for the prestigious Carnegie Medal for her youth-fiction book Ruby Red, a tale of young love set against the backdrop of apartheid. Glass “grew up in a white liberal home in Johannesburg…,” according to her homepage.

If youre planning a weekend getaway and are looking for something the whole family will enjoy, head to the North Georgia Mountains and the 32nd Annual Arts in the Park Festival. Shayne Hall of the Browning Community Development Corp.

As the Spring semester comes to a close, student performance groups all over campus are bustling to put on their best shows yet. What will tempt you away from that uber important final paper due on Monday? Let us count the possibilities! Fashion and Student Trends puts on their end-of-semester runway show this Sunday at 3 p.m.

Well, it's only been a few weeks and there's yet another weekend of crafty goodness... Arts In the Park! This is Richmond's premier art show! Now in it's 37th year Arts in the Park will feature over 450 artists from around the U.S.

Spring Bada Bing 2008 was fabulous! The space we were in was just amazing - no question, the best venue yet! I think that Plant Zero was made just for events just like this. The turnout was awesome despite the rainy rainy Sunday that it was.