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LOCAL BRIEFS: Dec. 4, 2023 - Vimarsana News

LOCAL BRIEFS: Dec. 4, 2023

Local briefs include:• Holiday library events lined up• Historic commission to meet Thursday• Walk-in health services available• Applications available for fellowship program

Houston's 40 best experiences to add to your December bucket list - Vimarsana News

Houston's 40 best experiences to add to your December bucket list

The holiday season has returned in full force and this December you can relive your favorite festive traditions -- mind-bogglingly massive holiday markets, dizzyingly dazzling light displays, electrifying stage spectaculars, and more.

cutNscratch: Freedom to rock 'n' roll - Vimarsana News

cutNscratch: Freedom to rock 'n' roll

Thoughts, reports and opinions on music, arts and more in the valleys. This week, live outdoor music around Roanoke has a common denominator, 5 Points Music Foundation's Tyler Godsey.

Light displays, concerts, markets and more: Here's our 2021 holiday events guide - Vimarsana News

Light displays, concerts, markets and more: Here's our 2021 holiday events guide

Nutcrackers, tree lighting ceremonies, lighted boat parades, The Daily Break has the Holiday events guide to keep you busy through the end of the year.

Pollstar | Set Break Is Over: Jamtronica Pioneers The Disco Biscuits Continue To Innovate (Cover Story) - Vimarsana News

Pollstar | Set Break Is Over: Jamtronica Pioneers The Disco Biscuits Continue To Innovate (Cover Story)

By: Ryan Borba Dave Vann Disco BiscuitsnullIt’s easy to take for granted what seems to have always been. Dating back to the 1960s, the combination of improvisational rock music, communal environment and mind-altering substances now known simply as "jam" has created a built-in core audience that craves the live experience, filling venues and festival sites as predictably as clockwork. For the better part of the last quarter century, too, it’s been common to see EDM artists, DJs and electronic bands share festival bills and tour with jam artists.Â...