Three things to do this weekend in Morgantown
Coopers Rock:
Stay updated with breaking news from Cheap Dates. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Kay Stephens Photo courtesy Marshall Wharf One of Coffin’s cartoons on tourists. Photo of artwork by Kay Stephens My own version of a Ploughman’s Lunch can be taken to go. Photo by Kay Stephens Nothing finer than an Umlaut Kölsh on a dismal, wintry day, with a roaring fire right next to you and a friendly dog nearby. Photo by Kay Stephens Here we go: March, 2021. Officially one year into a pandemic and the month that Maine went into shut-down mode last year. Right about now, a good number of people are getting antsy to get out and do something—anything! A road trip. A socially distanc...
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood: Tigertastic 50 Pack Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood: Mister Rogers Meets New Friends Collection The Odd Couple: The Complete Series The Pretty Reckless “Death By Rock and Roll” (guests: Kim Thayil, Matt Cameron, Tom Morello) Weezer “OK Human” Love and Death (led by KoRn’s Brian “Head” Welch and Breaking Benjamin’s Jasen Rauch) “Perfectly Preserved” (guests: Lacey Sturm, Keith Wallen, Ryan Hayes) Robin Thicke “On Earth, and in Heaven” (his first album since 2014’s “Paula”; new single: “Fire It Up”) Pentatonix “The Lucky Ones...
Sia’s ‘Music’ album tops this week’s new releases Gary Graff, cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio - Sia shares some cinematic music this week, alongside new releases from Florida Georgia Line, Pentatonix, the late Harry Dean Stanton and a buffed-up version of Dua Lipa’s sophomore album (all subject to change). Album of the Week: The title says it all for Sia’s “Music — Songs From and Inspired by the Motion Picture (Monkey Puzzle/Atlantic). The 14-song set, featuring collaboration with Burna Boy on the single “Hey Boy,” does double duty as the Australian pop auteu...