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Authors and eateries, resurrected festivals and a theatre are some of the bright lights ahead in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Authors and eateries, resurrected festivals and a theatre are some of the bright lights ahead in 2022

Marking the passage of a year isn’t all about reflecting back.

Edmonton Symphony Orchestra's new season includes Winspear audiences - Vimarsana News

Edmonton Symphony Orchestra's new season includes Winspear audiences

The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra opened its new season at the Winspear Centre last weekend with their first live concert since March, 2020. It was a rather…

Nick Lees: Edmonton Symphony Orchestra's Cuban-born assistant conductor a rising star - Vimarsana News

Nick Lees: Edmonton Symphony Orchestra's Cuban-born assistant conductor a rising star

Edmonton hockey fans had Wayne Gretzky and our football followers had Henry ‘Gizmo’ Williams.

"Blanket rush" for Symphony Under The Stars - Vimarsana News

"Blanket rush" for Symphony Under The Stars

"Blanket rush" for Symphony Under The Stars By: Marian Davidson and last updated 2021-07-18 23:07:16-04 HELENA — In Pamplona, Spain, there is the running of the bulls; in Gloucester, England, people chase a wheel of cheese down a hill; in Helena, Montana, there is the blanket rush for Symphony Under the Stars. People lined up as early as 10 a.m. Friday to get a spot in the field for the Saturday concert. Jaime Larese was the first person to arrive at Carroll College to put out her blanket. “We have made it a point, probably for the last three or four years, just to g...

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Symphony Under the Stars returns to Helena - Vimarsana News

Symphony Under the Stars returns to Helena

HELENA, Mont. -- This weekend, Helena is welcoming back Symphony Under the Stars, which is expected to bring over 16,000 people to the Capitol City.  In terms of logistics, the concert will start at 8:30, and organizers are going with a "Totally Awesome 80's" theme. The concert is free of charge if you want to attend, but to save a spot; you can put your blanket down as early as 3 pm Friday with a $5 donation to the Helena Boy Scouts. As for the concert being back, we spoke with the symphony's conductor and music director, who says the economic impact from the event ties into how important...

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