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- Ringo's 'All Starrs' tour provided Beatles sound and more - Seattle Times
The legacy of the Beatles filled the lush grounds of Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery in Woodinville Saturday night, under clear, cool skies. Only one of the Fab Four was there — the ever-lovable Ringo Starr — and less than half the songs in the show ...
- A Briny Breeze and Way Too Much Good Food - The Ledger
SAILING CRUISES: The Victory Chimes is one of a dozen members of the association. Its classic sailing ships homeport in Penobscot Bay in Rockland and Camden. (These classic tall ships are not related to the now-closed Windjammer Barefoot Cruises ...
- From giant carrot to blue-trunk tree, a garden just screams 'special' - Seattle Times
"I can't let soil lie fallow. I have to plant every bare patch," says Johanna Nitzke Marquis. The raised beds are made of colored concrete that was poured into wood-textured forms, then coated with milk paint to tone down the terra-cotta color. The ...
- Roslyn Zinn, 85; blended social activism with the arts - Boston Globe
The dunes overlooking Wellfleet's shore, a terrain Roslyn Zinn revered during summer visits, glow in one of her paintings with a singular warmth, as if she perceived the landscape more deeply than any seasonal pilgrim. "After years as a teacher and ...
- Go & Do - York area events - Portsmouth Herald News
Go & Do - York area eventsPortsmouth Herald News, NH - 5 hours agoIn concert he performs original music written over 30 years, contemporizes ancient Scottish ballads, recites poetry, and even covers other writers' songs. ...
- East Bay Events (Berkeley Daily Planet)
“Saying No to Torture†with Fr. Louie Vitale, at 7:30 p.m. at First Congregational Church of Berkeley, 2345 Channing Way. Free, donations appreciated. Sponsored by Pace e Bene and Bay Area Religious Campaign Against Torture. 499-0537.
- The Guide: Stuff going on the Springfield area this week - State Journal-Register
Items for The Guide should be submitted in writing to Polly Greer, A&E, newsroom, third floor, The State Journal-Register , by noon Monday for Thursday publication. These listings are for live entertainment only. Information for The Guide also can be ...
- Savoring the single life (The Ithaca Journal)
“The chances are that at some time in your life, possibly only now and then between husbands, you will find yourself settling down to a solitary existence,†wrote Vogue scribe Marjorie Hillis in the 1936 book “Live Alone and Like It.â€
- Do it yourself - Seattle Post Intelligencer
Do it yourselfSeattle Post Intelligencer - Jun 25, 2008Besides what's on the walls and in a garden, there will be break dance, double-dutch and power tool races; sound installations, classic pin-ups, poetry, ...
- PARENTING: End-of-year school obligations drive parents batty (Lancaster Online)
My son's baseball teacher scheduled an end-of-year mother-son game the other day, and it was a blast. The 5-year-old boys &quo
- A prize worth cracking a beer over (Toronto Star)
An Ottawa artist who uses beer caps, auto parts and old toys to create works has won a Premier's Award for Excellence in the Arts. Ron Noganosh will receive $35,000 and be asked to identify an emerging artist of the year, who will get $15,000. Publishing house Coach House Books gets $50,000 as the winner in the arts organization category.
- Bunk Fest 2008 hits musical notes in play (The Daily Iberian)
The Bunk Johnson Jazz, Arts & Heritage Festival presented a program on Thursday night at the Sliman Theater for the Performing Arts that highlighted poetry and a stage production.
- 'In Bruges' - Newsday
There is a playful deception going on in the prosaic title of "In Bruges," evocative as it is of chamber recitals and poetry readings in medieval coffeehouses. One is tempted to add a modifying phrase before the "In," for the sake of truth in ...
- Man of Steel Wrestled Armco Back to Profit - Wall Street Journal
Wall Street JournalMan of Steel Wrestled Armco Back to ProfitWall Street Journal - 3 hours agoHe attended a writing seminar at Kenyon College and published books of poetry. As he struggled in the past year with the leukemia that killed him July 1 at ...
- Toon Tuesday: The curious case of Elizabeth Case - Jim Hill Media.com
Jim Hill Media.comToon Tuesday: The curious case of Elizabeth CaseJim Hill Media.com, NH - 22 minutes agoThe wonderful stylized poster featured Elizabeth Case Zwicker giving poetry readings at a local Beatnik hangout. That's right, kids. Back in the 1950s, ...
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