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Best UK music festivals 2023: The essential month-by-month guide - Vimarsana News

Best UK music festivals 2023: The essential month-by-month guide

Whether you’re looking for big bands, big ideas, a family day out, tasty food or new music, the best UK music festivals have something for you

"We Out Here": Hastings Contemporary showcases artists of Caribbean heritage – Repeating Islands - Vimarsana News

"We Out Here": Hastings Contemporary showcases artists of Caribbean heritage – Repeating Islands

[Many thanks to Peter Jordens for bringing this item to our attention.] “We Out Here” (WOH) is a ground-breaking exhibition showcasing the work of six Black artists of Caribbean heritage based in Hastings. The exhibition is on view until June 4, 2023, at Hastings Contemporary, located at Rock-a-Nore Road, Hastings, UK. Featuring work by Paul…

Country artist Riley Green to play Live Oak Bank Pavilion - Vimarsana News

Country artist Riley Green to play Live Oak Bank Pavilion

Riley Green released the singles “Raised Up Right” and “God Made a Good Ol’ Boy” on April 21, and his most recent album was “We Out Here: Live” in March 2022.

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Country artist Riley Green to play Live Oak Bank Pavilion - Vimarsana News

Country artist Riley Green to play Live Oak Bank Pavilion

Riley Green is set to play Live Oak Bank Pavilion on July 13(Riley Green, Live Nation)Published: May. 1, 2023 at 10:15 AM EDT|Updated: 3 hours agoWILMINGTON ...

WATCH: Hastings Contemporary showcases six black artists of Caribbean heritage - Vimarsana News

WATCH: Hastings Contemporary showcases six black artists of Caribbean heritage

We Out Here at Hastings Contemporary offers a ground-breaking exhibition showcasing the work of six Black artists of Caribbean heritage based in Hastings (April 1-June 4).