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Steampunk September Returns To Athens
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Do you find yourself pining away after the elaborate fashions of the Edwardian and Victorian eras? Do you sometimes hypothesize about a grubby world where steam remained the most established… Read More
Discussing A Lack Of Studio Trickery With Yonatan Gat
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One of the founders of Tel Aviv-based sound rock act Monotonix, Yonatan Gat has played over 1,500 live rock shows over the course of the past 10 years, bringing his electrifying… Read More
Joan Shelley Releases New Animated Music Video
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Joan Shelley and her accompanying guitarist Nathan Salsburg have just released a music video for “Cost of The Cold,” the A-side to their most recent release, a 7″ that serves… Read More
A Lifetime Of Music: Dan Erlewine
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Dan Erlewine has worked on an awful lot of famous guitars, some of which have been strummed by the likes of Bob Dylan, Jerry Garcia and many other notable musicians…. Read More
A Historical Fiction Thriller With A Splash of Sci-fi: ‘The Monster’s Daughter’
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Historical evils have a way of casting their roots deep, tainting the years following any number of events with a sort of undeniable blackness. In writer and Ohio University creative… Read More
A Tune Achin’ For Words: The Music Of Brenda Walker
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Sometimes art has an incubation period. For local singer-songwriter Brenda Walker’s debut release, Goosebumps, that period was several decades in length. Born right here in Southeast Ohio, Walker’s career(s) have… Read More
Antics in Ironton: Rally On The River Returns This Weekend
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Attention lovers of motorcycles, rock ‘n’ roll, sanctioned event fighting and fire shows: the annual Rally on the River, nestled in little Ironton, OH, is coming your way this weekend…. Read More
Emeritus OU Professor’s Work On Display At FVRC
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Robert “Bob” D. Borchard has been a well known artist in the Athens County area for over 40 years, having taught art at Ohio University for three decades, starting in… Read More
Athens Community Music Fest Returns For 18th Year
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This weekend marks the annual Athens Community Music Festival (ACMF), a benefit music extravaganza that has been growing and bringing together area musicians for 18 years. The 2016 edition of the… Read More
First Ever Athens Community Arts and Crafts Pop Up Sale Slated for Aug. 20
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It’s been hypothesized that art should be first and foremost crafted by it’s creator for it’s creator – but that doesn’t negate the fact that sharing art is one of… Read More
26th Annual King Midget Jamboree Slated for Aug. 11-13
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Next weekend, Aug. 11 through Aug. 13, marks a very special event for vintage car enthusiasts from all over globe: the 26th annual King Midget Jamboree right here in Athens,… Read More
Diamond Music Festival Returns For 18th Year
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For Brenda Walker and a slew of other local musicians, this weekend is going to be a very special one. Friday marks the official kick off of the 18th annual… Read More
‘When I Was A Boy’: Adam Remnant’s First Solo EP
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Memory is a fluid thing, and, perhaps, something that can be best excavated through art. For Adam Remnant, formerly the frontman and chief songwriter of the dynamite folk-rock act Southeast… Read More
Lancaster Festival 2016: Downtown Lancaster’s Artwalk
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For Lancaster born and raised artist Diane Ackers, the annual Lancaster Festival is a lot more than simply a reason to enjoy fair food and the midsummer beauty of Southeast… Read More
A Conversation With Ricky Skaggs
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On July 29 country music superstar Ricky Skaggs will be bringing his talents, alongside his band, Kentucky Thunder, to Marietta’s People’s Bank Theatre. Besides the cultivation of a career that… Read More
Poston Lake Bluegrass Jam Festival Returns July 15-16
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What pairs more perfectly than a scenic view of a lake in Appalachia and the sound of acoustic instruments coming together in a perfect bluegrass harmony? Very few things, indeed…. Read More
Marietta Welcomes Powerboats For Annual Riverfront Roar
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If your city happens to be on the edge of the Ohio River, why wouldn’t you want to host an exciting weekend-long powerboat extravaganza? July 8 through July 10, the… Read More
‘V For Victory’: Nothing Like Some Old Fashioned Space Rock
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There’s something to be said for maintaining a reputation as a prolific anything – let alone for being a prolific rock ‘n’ roll band. Such is the case for Athens-based… Read More
Blackoutfest Returns To The Union This Weekend
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In 1995, a little shindig christened ‘Blackoutfest,’ intended to be a birthday show for a couple of employees at The Union, was born. Over the course of 20 plus years, the event… Read More
‘Arcadia’: Action, Adventure and Mystery Filmed in Southeast Ohio
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Sometimes, in order to really do something; you just have to plunge headlong into it and do it. For director Andy Hall, that meant plunging headfirst into the making of… Read More
Art, Music and Community: Lancaster Festival 2016
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“If I were to describe the Lancaster Festival in one word, I suppose the word that comes to mind is ‘eclectic,’” said Ken Culver, Lancaster Festival executive director, several weeks before… Read More
Ohio Brew Week 2016 Slated For July 15-23
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Back in 2008, Brandon Thompson just wasn’t much of a “craft beer guy.” “I just didn’t really care that much, I was the guy who ordered Miller Lite or Bud… Read More
Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration Featuring Warren Haynes June 29
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Although Jerry Garcia passed away over two decades ago, his musical legacy lives on, and in more ways than one. In 2013 the Jerry Garcia estate reached out to Warren… Read More
Much More Than Covers: Midtown Men Head to Lancaster Festival
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In 2005, Jersey Boys, a jukebox musical covering the rise, popularity and eventual dissolution of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, took the country (and the world) by storm. The show was… Read More
Boogie on the Bricks Returns This Weekend
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This Saturday marks the 12th annual Boogie on the Bricks, a free community-uniting event during which the brew (and wine) flows freely and boogie-ing is to be had to national… Read More
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