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Kim Richey to Bring Songwriting Prowess to ARTS/West Dec. 19
Kim Richey is a two-time Grammy Award nominated songwriter, storyteller, and musician. Born in Zanesville and a native of Dayton, OH, Richey’s work is tender, achingly honest and, above all,… Read More
Schrader Youth Ballet Brings ‘Clara’s Dream’ to Peoples Bank Theatre Dec. 17
The Nutcracker is perhaps the most recognized ballet of all time. Based on the 1816 story by German author E.T.A. Hoffman The Nutcracker and the Mouse King and interpreted through French… Read More
A Trip Back in Time with Cambridge’s Dickens Victorian Village
Charles Dickens is widely considered the greatest writer of the Victorian period. From A Tale of Two Cities to Great Expectations to David Copperfield, the works have far outlived the… Read More
Peoples Bank Theatre to Stage ‘My Father’s Dragon’ Dec. 9
My Father’s Dragon is the unusual story of Elmer Elevator, told in brisk, evergreen prose by Ruth Stiles Gannett, who wrote the story while toiling through her early 20s after… Read More
Stuart’s Honors Donors with Special Grand Opening Dec. 6
Stuart’s Opera House has changed many hands throughout it’s lengthy life — and it seems that after decades of reconstruction, unexpected and destructive fires, various personnel changes, and vigorous fundraising,… Read More
APP’s ‘Being a Teen Ain’t Easy’ Photo Exhibition to Open December 8
Throughout the summer of 2017, the Athens Photo Project (APP) held their first intensive, 10-week youth photography and storytelling workshop. APP is a non-profit organization committed to utilizing art to… Read More
‘Broadway for the Holidays’ Slated for Dec. 4
If you’re looking for some over-the-top fun on the first Monday in December, look no further than Broadway for the Holidays, taking place in the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on… Read More
Heritage, Tradition, Memory: the Emotional Significance of a Christmas Tree
Nearly over a hundred years ago in the midst of December, a boy in America found a cardboard banjo atop a pile of trash in an alley. Delighted, he brought… Read More
December 1 Marks Second Annual Hometown Holiday Spectacular in Marietta
Most everyone has memories of middle school and high school holiday band and choir performances tucked away somewhere in their spongy cerebral cortex. The black pants that don’t quite fit… Read More
Making Friends, Losing Friends, Being Poor, Going to School: The Crooked Spines’ ‘Canyons’
I want to go home But I want to stay out So goes a portion of “Definite Maybe,” the second track off of The Crooked Spines inaugural full length, Canyons…. Read More
Final Benefest 2017 Concerts Slated for December 1 and 2
The best way to learn anything, for most folks, is just to do it. This is no different for the students of Hocking College’s music management program, who have spent… Read More
WOUB-HD to Re-Broadcast ‘Great Performances: The Moody Blues’ Dec. 31 at 11 p.m.
In December 1999 a group of second graders in northeast Ohio sat down to watch a VHS tape of what they thought would be Charles Shultz’s heartfelt modern masterpiece, A… Read More
WOUB-HD to Broadcast ‘The 80s (My Music)’ Nov. 27
Martha Quinn, Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter, and J.J. Jackson were all children of the late ‘50s and early ‘60s – they lived through the rise and dissolution of… Read More
WOUB-HD to Broadcast ‘David Gilmour: Live at Pompeii’ December 3 @ 3:30 pm
In October of 1971 filmmaker Adrian Maben secured the Roman amphitheater for the six-day shoot of Pink Floyd’s groundbreaking concert film, Live at Pompeii. The undeniably impressive performance includes cuts… Read More
Peoples Bank Theatre to Host Christmas Tree Auction Nov. 26
What kind of person sets their Christmas tree only a couple of days after Thanksgiving? A celebratory and truly great person, that’s who. Such dedication to merriment is being celebrated… Read More
REVIEW: Mountain Stage With Larry Groce November 19
The air was brisk and the sun set early on Sunday, Nov. 19 in Charleston, WV. Although it might have been cold and dark outside, inside the West Virginia State… Read More
WOUB-HD to Air ‘The Beatles: Eight Days a Week’ Nov. 25
The Beatles: Eight Days a Week – The Touring Years is a 97-minute in-depth look into The Beatles’ earliest years, from their achingly precise performances at The Cavern Club in… Read More
New Dairy Barn Fiber Studio Welcomes Beginners and Pros Alike
The Dairy Barn Arts Center has been servicing Southeast Ohio for years, providing a haven for both fiber and, more recently, ceramic art. In mid-October, the Dairy Barn announced the… Read More
WOUB-HD to Re-Broadcast ‘Anne of Green Gables’ Dec. 31 at 2 p.m.
Anne of Green Gables is a story of childhood – a slice of life narrative that follows the precocious orphan Anne Shirley as she comes into adulthood and ultimately sacrifices… Read More
OU Percussion Ensemble Presents Works by All Female Composers Nov. 16
On Thursday, November 16 at 8 p.m., the Ohio University Percussion Ensemble will present a concert made up entirely by works crafted by female composers in the Glidden Recital Hall… Read More
Athens New Horizons Band Looking For Enthusiastic Adult Amateurs
Playing music is more than replicating tunes immortalized on sheets of lined paper. If you’ve ever been in a band, whether that was in late elementary school or with your… Read More
Eclectic Line Up For Nov. 19 Mountain Stage with Larry Groce
Mountain Stage with Larry Groce has been entertaining and enlightening listeners and viewers for decades – exposing them to everything from deeply traditional bluegrass and roots oriented blues to the likes… Read More
Red Cross to Host Hometown Heroes Breakfast Nov. 14
If you’re looking to restore your faith in humanity during these early weeks of winter, look no further than the American Red Cross of Southeast Ohio chapter’s ninth annual Hometown… Read More
WOUB-HD to Broadcast ‘Real Rail Adventures: Swiss Winter Magic’ Nov. 16
There are few things as stunning as the endless, mirroring landscapes of snow that make up a portion of Switzerland throughout the winter months. Earlier this year, Athens’ own Jeff… Read More
Chatting Levon Helm, Art and Science With Oliver Wood
Thursday, November 9, The Wood Brothers will swing into Nelsonville for a show at Stuart’s Opera House. About a year out from their latest release, Live From the Barn, recorded on… Read More
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