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Words and Music - a Poetry Jam at The Blue Slipper - Vimarsana News

Words and Music - a Poetry Jam at The Blue Slipper

Words and Music - A Poetry Jam The Blue Slipper Theater in Livingston, MT Saturday, February 18, 8 pm The Blue Slipper Theater in Livingston, MT

Source: bozone.com
'Poetry jam' to sound off at Blue Slipper | Local | livingstonenterprise.com - Vimarsana News

'Poetry jam' to sound off at Blue Slipper | Local | livingstonenterprise.com

Four Montana-based writers and performers, including three from Livingston, will put on a musical and poetry show Saturday, Feb. 18, at the Blue Slipper Theatre.

Words and Music - a Poetry Jam at The Blue Slipper Theater - Vimarsana News

Words and Music - a Poetry Jam at The Blue Slipper Theater

Words and Music A Poetry Jam at The Blue Slipper Theater in Livingston, MT Saturday, February 18, 8 pm   Songwriter Sean Devine, poets Henrietta Goodman

Source: bozone.com
Billy Conway, Former Morphine Drummer, Dies at 65: Obituary – Billboard - Vimarsana News

Billy Conway, Former Morphine Drummer, Dies at 65: Obituary – Billboard

Billy Conway, the former drummer for 'low-rock' trio Morphine, died on Sunday (Dec. 19) at age 65 after a long battle with cancer.

Boston Performance Venues Greet Reopening Guidelines With Caution, And Confusion - Vimarsana News

Boston Performance Venues Greet Reopening Guidelines With Caution, And Confusion

Boston performance venues, like the Plaza Theatre at the Boston Center for the Arts, are not racing to resume performances, despite new state guidelines allowing 50% capacity. (Jesse Costa/WBUR) Last week, word began to spread among the Boston music community about Gov. Charlie Baker’s bombshell decision to open up “concert halls, theaters and indoor performance spaces” with a 50% capacity and a 500-person limit on March 1.  There was some cautious celebration, but, moreover, major concerns limned with dismay and confusion. Then, on Friday, Mayor Marty Walsh laid down a speedbump vis-...

Source: wbur.org