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Designer's sustainable fashion collection on show in Chester - Vimarsana News

Designer's sustainable fashion collection on show in Chester

A Wrexham designer is among students who are aiming to make a difference with a charity shop fashion collection.

Delaware County Dance Film Festival Returns This July & August - Vimarsana News

Delaware County Dance Film Festival Returns This July & August

The Andes Dance Collective, founded by dancer/choreographers Gloria McLean, Columbine Macher, David Capps and composer/performer Marshall Coid, presents the DELAWARE COUNTY 2ND DANCE FILM FESTIVAL AND WORKSHOP, bringing new dance and music events to the Catskills Delaware County region.  This year, in two 4-day weekends, July 21-24 and August 4-7, the Festival will include two live dance/music performances (premieres), film screenings, and dance workshops.

Open Eye's 'Hair Ball!' is a bright, fun, Bigfoot-themed musical - Vimarsana News

Open Eye's 'Hair Ball!' is a bright, fun, Bigfoot-themed musical

Canada-set comedy is performed on the green roof of the Bakken Museum.

Saliva - Survival of the Sickest (12 tracks) +Album Reviews +Used CD available for Swap - Vimarsana News

Saliva - Survival of the Sickest (12 tracks) +Album Reviews +Used CD available for Swap

Get your own copy of this album at SwapaCD.com. If you're not yet a member, your first 2 cds and membership are free! All you have to do is post 10 cds you want to get rid of. Visit the site to find a huge selection of music!

Willie Rodger at the beach | Apollo Magazine - Vimarsana News

Willie Rodger at the beach | Apollo Magazine

The seaside scenes of Willie Rodger aren’t necessarily a sunny affair, but they are always full of life, writes Todd McEwen