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South Bay Clean Creeks and Trash Punx Cleanup at Coyote Creek Help to reclaim, restore and revitalize a local watershed by spending the day before Valentine’s Day giving some love to a section of Coyote Creek. Please bring water and gloves and wear a mask. 8:45 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 13. Free. 1505 Schallenberger Road, San Jose. sbcleancreeks.com Valentine’s cookie decorating for kids Napa Valley residents are invited to gather their little ones for a sweet Valentine’s Day treat making activity. A professional pastry team will supply the toppings. After the cookies are finished, participan...

NATS names Jeffrey Ryan first place winner of 2021 Art Song Composition Award posted on 8:00 AM, February 4, 2021 Drumroll, please… the 2021 winning composition is “Everything Already Lost” Composer  Jeffrey Ryan has won first prize in the National Association of Teachers of Singing 2021 Art Song Composition Award for his work, “Everything Already Lost.” As first prize winner, Ryan will receive $2,000 and the work will be performed at the 57th NATS National Conference, which is slated for July 2022 in Chicago. Additionally, the Cincinnati Song Initiative also will program the wor...

Maj. Ryan Nowlin ’00, ’04 has two songs performed on Inauguration Day BGSU alumnus has participated in three inaugurations since joining U.S. Marine Band in 2010 By Bob Cunningham ’18 Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez and Garth Brooks were among the celebrity entertainers charged with kicking off Inauguration Day 2021 on Jan. 20 at the U.S. Capitol, celebrating the commencement of the four-year term of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. “The President’s Own” U.S. Marine Band, having performed at inaugurations for every president since Thomas Jefferson, provided the trad...

Sydney Chamber Choir’s spirit abounds in hope We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Peter McCallum Save Normal text size York Theatre, Seymour Centre, January 21 Socially distanced and immaculately balanced, the Sydney Chamber Choir and conductor Sam Allchurch have serendipitously discovered the secret to making the barn-like acoustic of the Seymour Centre’s York Theatre work for classical music. The Sydney Chamber Choir perform Cycles. Credit:Yaya Stempler By separating the singers by 1.5 metres across the whole performance area...