After Ours celebrates vinyl release of 'Music for Cats'
South Bend band, After Ours, celebrates the vinyl release of its new album "Music for Cats," with a performance at Rocki Button in South Bend.
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Tony Nominee Ann Hampton Callaway Announces New Tour Dates
Tony Award-nominated Broadway legend Ann Hampton Callaway is heading out on tour in 2023 to promote her new album, Fever: A Peggy Lee Celebration!
Source: broadwayworld.com
Exhibits continue at South Bend Museum of Art
Exhibits of photography, integrated media and scholastic art awards will continue at the South Bend Museum of Art in South Bend.
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Eli Kahn audio-visual installation at the South Bend Museum of Art
Eli Kahn turned his “How Are You? No, Really … How Are You?” album into an audio-visual installation that continues through July 3 a the SBMA.
Source: southbendtribune.com
Father's Day weekend events return, along with the South Bend Symphony
The Leeper Park Art Fair and Elkhart Jazz Festival — both mainstays of Fathers Day weekend — both happen this weekend. Plus, concerts and theater.
Source: southbendtribune.com
Alan Sharpe on making Black LGBTQ+ theater against the odds
Readings of his short plays on May 29 will mark the 30th anniversary of the African-American Theater Collective he founded.
Source: dcmetrotheaterarts.com
Alan Sharpe on making Black LGBTQ+ theater against the odds
Readings of his short plays on May 29 will mark the 30th anniversary of the African-American Theater Collective he founded.
Source: dcmetrotheaterarts.com
Eli Kahn releases his first solo album, intended as comfort music
South Bend musician Eli Kahn aims to offer solace with the ambient album “How Are You? No, Really … How Are You?”
Source: southbendtribune.com