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Laugh To Keep From Crying: ‘Have You Seen My Mom’ Headed to Donkey
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Psychological illness, abusive parents and suicide are all prime topics for Columbus-based stand-up comedians Brian Doney and Amber Falter. The duo, which aims to enlighten and empower audiences to openly… Read More
Looking Back (and Forward) With Angela Perley
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Late last month, Columbus-based retro rockers Angela Perley and the Howlin’ Moons released the official video for “White Doves,” the opening track off of their rollicking sophomore effort, Homemade Vision…. Read More
The Human Importance of Live Music: an Interview With Larry Groce
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Larry Groce, host and creative director of the internationally distributed and critically lauded weekly live music program Mountain Stage has just released his first album in over two decades, a collection… Read More
Morgan Washam and More Fight Homelessness In Jackson
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Appalachia-based singer-songwriter Morgan Washam and his band, Blood Moon, will perform at the Markay Cultural Arts Center tomorrow as a part of a benefit event for the Jackson County Homelessness Committee’s… Read More
Roller Derby, Pulled Pork and More For a Good Cause Oct. 22
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Roller derby is a lot more than just a fast-paced, visually stimulating sport. According to Marietta-based roller derby league Hades Ladies of H.O.R.D. (Hell’s Orchard Roller Derby) member Wess “the Destroyer”… Read More
Sometimes, One Can Hide Behind Fiction: A Chat With Todd Burge
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One of West Virginia’s most acclaimed songwriters, Todd Burge, has just released a compilation of his performances on West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s Mountain Stage, aptly titled Live on Mountain Stage… Read More
The Trouble With Hippie Capitalism and More: A Chat With Robert Earl Keen
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Robert Earl Keen has been crafting his unique brand of country music since the early ’80s. Whether singing tongue-in-cheek tunes about what Christmas is really like in the Southern reaches… Read More
Second Annual Morgan County Heritage Day Set For Oct. 15
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This Saturday will mark the second annual Morgan County Heritage Day in McConnelsville. The celebration was created by the Morgan County Convention and Visitors Bureau to encourage unity within the… Read More
Ephemeral And Beloved: Paper Dolls Through The Ages At DACO
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If your young mind ever transformed a refrigerator box into a rocket ship or a time traveling machine, you know precisely the power of imagination and how it can turn… Read More
Musician, Pastor, Storyteller Rev. Robert B. Jones Visits Marietta Oct. 7
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Sometimes music is so deep, powerful and authentic that it speaks of experience in a way that no other art form could. Perhaps this could be said to describe the… Read More
All Ohio Contemporary Ceramics Competition, Show In Zanesville Oct. 7-8
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Everyday thousands of people travel through the Holland Tunnel, connecting New Jersey and Manhattan. Whether they are staring from the driver’s seat of their car or through the smudgy windows… Read More
Dayton’s Subterranean Brings Jam Rock To Casa
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For the past five years, Dayton’s Subterranean, a four-piece jam band, has been performing at numerous festivals and clubs, bringing to their shows what they refer to as “improvisation with… Read More
School of Music’s Annual Jazz Jam Set for This Weekend
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Ohio University’s School of Music encourages all students, not only those majoring in some field within their particular school, to take part in many of the school’s performing ensembles throughout… Read More
The Wayfarers to Appear on ‘Song of the Mountains’ Oct. 6
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Oct. 6 Southeast OH-based The Wayfarers will make their television debut on Song of the Mountains, an award-winning public television series devoted to promoting the best in bluegrass Americana and… Read More
FREE Screening of ‘Smart Studio Story’ Comes to The Union Oct. 4
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In 1982 legendary rock producers and musicians Butch Vig and Steve Marker transformed a dilapidated warehouse on the skirts of unassuming Madison, WI into Smart Studios. In time, the studios… Read More
25 Years Of Hip-Hop Without Ego: Mission Man Returns to Donkey Coffee
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Next year is a big one for Oxford, OH raised musician Gary Milholland. October of 2017, to be exact, will mark exactly 25 years since the rapper spit his very… Read More
Bigfooting for a Cause: the 2016 Hocking Hills Bigfoot Conference
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Hocking Hills is a big place. Between the winding rural highways and ever undulating hills that scrape against the horizon – it’s not hard to believe that something mysterious might… Read More
Mimi Hart’s Lifetime of Harmony
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Local musician Mimi Hart has been singing for nearly all of her life, some of her earliest memories composed of singing with her two sisters at age six. “We performed… Read More
A Real Triple Whammy Headed To The Union Sept. 23
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Tomorrow night, quite a triple whammy of regional musical acts are slated to play The Union: Athens-based garage rockers Breakers, self-described “al dente noodle rock” Smizmar and Adam Remnant, fresh… Read More
Adyn’s Dream Fundraiser Brings Big Bluegrass Names to Athens
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Adyn Bucher is a young girl with an infectious grin, a love of vibrant hair colors and a real passion for music. She is also one of thousands of people… Read More
Legend, History and Phenomena: Mothman Festival 2016
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There are many things to examine while traveling the windy roads that lead to Point Pleasant, WV. As one approaches the Ohio River, the landscape grows untamed, swallowing up the ramshackle… Read More
‘Spend Less Time Looking Into a Glowing Screen’: a Chat With Tim Easton
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Earlier this month Nashville-based singer-songwriter Tim Easton released American Fork, an album that attacks apathy with much the same purpose that Woody Guthrie’s guitar famously “killed fascists.” “There was a lot… Read More
Jackson Apple Fest Kicks Off Sept. 20
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Next week marks the 75th edition of the annual Jackson Apple Festival, a four-day celebration of all things Jackson County, which is also celebrating it’s bicentennial this year. Kicking off… Read More
Experience 200 Years Of Ohio Childhood At DACO
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If there is one core human experience, it very well may be childhood. No matter what socio-economic background you come from, what county you grew up in or what kind… Read More
18th Annual Pawpaw Fest Kicks Off Sept. 16
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Community bonding, education on sustainability, interesting food, local vendors and live music have always been a big part of the Ohio Pawpaw Festival, taking place this year on the banks… Read More
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