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The Freeman Arts Pavilion recently announced the addition of two new members of the leadership team the arts and performance venue. Darren Silvis and Paul Shaw have joined Freeman Arts
Abbott’s Mill will celebrate their 40th Anniversary on May 22 with music, food and drinks. On May 22, Abbottâs Mill Nature Center plans to thank the community for their support over the past 40 years with a celebration from 5:00 to 8:00 PM. The celebration will be held on the mill grounds, located at 15411 Abbottâs Pond Road. âThis was a way we could express our appreciation to the community,â Matt Babbitt, Site Director, said. âAlthough we will have program and history information available, this event is a concert and celebration, so we just want people to come an...
The meeting will be at 10 a.m. at the Roxana Volunteer Fire Companyâs fire hall. Bayside resident Greg Merrill said Rieley, addressing interested residents of Bayside, as well as The Refuge, Swan Cove West and other communities, will explain âhow Sussex County operates and how to work together to effect change.â Due to coronavirus restrictions and space limitations, only those who have registered may attend the meeting Saturday. Originally, Bayside residents had asked a representative from the Delaware Department of Transportation to meet with them regarding an updated traffic ...
Los Lobos Debut Beach Boys, Thee Midnighters Covers From L.A.-Themed 'Native Sons' Album (Track Premiere) Los Lobos Debut Beach Boys, Thee Midnighters Covers From L.A.-Themed 'Native Sons' Album (Track Premiere) Variety has the premiere of their covers of "Sail on Sailor" and "Love Special Delivery." Cesar Rosas tells how they came to record tracks by Jackson Browne, Little Feat, Willie Bobo and others. Chris Willman, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail No music artist is more intrinsically identified with Los Angeles than Los Lobos — unless, say, we’re talking the Beach Boys, Thee Midnight...
Big names are back, but touring might not be pretty. This year’s season will see a return of national acts, something that was lacking in its 13th season, due to the start of the pandemic, which limited the arts venue to recruiting only local and regional artists. Mark Fields, executive director of The Grand in Wilmington, said touring this year might be messy for performers because the pandemic presents a host of logistical issues. “Routing,” for example, is an industry term used to describe the way national performers tour from city to city. The goal is for artists to create a tour sc...