Arts Section :: Page 42
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Gathering to remember young musician
Yellow Springs-based soul and rock jam band Gin-soaked Angels has announced on social media that a gathering to remember the life of the group’s bassist, Benjamin (Ben) Rorrer, who died earlier this week, will be held Sunday, Jan. 28, at Spirited Goat Coffee House, beginning at 7 p.m.
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Celebrate YS banner festival, YSAC permanent collection
This weekend villagers are invited to celebrate two events beloved to the local arts community — the Yellow Springs Banner Festival, an annual event for more than two decades that ended in 2012, and the return of the Yellow Springs Arts Council, or YSAC, permanent collection to the John Bryan Community Center.
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Original plays grace stage at 10-minute plays fest
This year’s 10-Minute Play Festival, produced by Yellow Springs Theater Company, are largely written, acted, directed and produced by local residents, making the festival a showcase of homegrown talent.
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Czech Quartet to play CMYS
On Sunday, Feb. 11, Chamber Music in Yellow Springs will present the outstanding Bennewitz String Quartet at 7:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Czech group Bennewitz Quartet next up for CMYS
On Sunday, Feb. 11, Chamber Music in Yellow Springs will present the Bennewitz String Quartet.
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Hamilton honored as ‘Great Ohioan’
Local children’s author Virginia Hamilton was given Great Ohioan Award by the Ohio Statehouse this week.
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Submissions open for fifth edition of Ripples
Ripples, a literary journal by and about Yellow Spring elders, is currently accepting
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Stringing us along
About 15 cellists gathered at Rockford Chapel Saturday, Jan. 6, for a technique workshop, part of the 2018 Cello Springs Festival.
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Cello Springs returns to village
Like snowbirds of a sort, cello players from far and away have descended on Yellow Springs in recent days for the second annual Cello Springs Festival.
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DPO brings cello and harp quartet to Emporium
The Dayton Performing Arts Alliance, or DPAA, announced EDGE, a performing arts series filled with “unconventional performances in unconventional places,” with all concerts being free and open to the public.
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