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April 2012
Howlin' At The Moon
Saturday, April 21st
8pm - midnight
Howlin' at the Moon Jam & Open Mic Night Hosted by
John Vitt & Ray Hogan
Saturday, April 21st
8pm - midnight
Howlin' at the Moon Jam & Open Mic Night Hosted by
John Vitt & Ray Hogan
April Dinner Only Dates
Dinner served at 6PM on Fridays & 7PM on Saturdays
6th, 13th, 14th, 28th
Dinner served at 6PM on Fridays & 7PM on Saturdays
6th, 13th, 14th, 28th
Chris Jones and the Night Drivers
Friday, April 27th
8pm - $10 cover
chrisjonesmusic.com
Friday, April 27th
8pm - $10 cover
chrisjonesmusic.com
Dana & Susan Robinson
Saturday, April 20th
8pm - Midnight
A Cousin Andy's Show
Saturday, April 20th
8pm - Midnight
A Cousin Andy's Show
Wil Maring and Robert Bowlin
Saturday, April 7th
8pm - $7 cover
Wil's Website -- Robert's Website
Saturday, April 7th
8pm - $7 cover
Wil's Website -- Robert's Website
Anthill Gallery hosting "Heavenly Realms and
Earthly Delights" reception
Saturday, April 14th
Featuring a collection of art that glow with the spiritual and primal
rhythms found in heaven and earth.
Vibrant colors and the energies of life flow through this celebration of
their interconnectedness. Oil, ink, egg tempera, gouache, and acrylic
are all employed separately and as mixed media by Judith Bush to
create images that remind us of our humanity.
From warm reds and yellows to cool blues and greens, Darby
Ortolano's "centerpieces" make strong references to the natural
organic world. They consist of stacked glazed forms that result in a
variation of functional sculptural objects. The "centerpieces" can be
displayed and used whole or unstacked for other functions or
decorative displays.
Earthly Delights" reception
Saturday, April 14th
Featuring a collection of art that glow with the spiritual and primal
rhythms found in heaven and earth.
Vibrant colors and the energies of life flow through this celebration of
their interconnectedness. Oil, ink, egg tempera, gouache, and acrylic
are all employed separately and as mixed media by Judith Bush to
create images that remind us of our humanity.
From warm reds and yellows to cool blues and greens, Darby
Ortolano's "centerpieces" make strong references to the natural
organic world. They consist of stacked glazed forms that result in a
variation of functional sculptural objects. The "centerpieces" can be
displayed and used whole or unstacked for other functions or
decorative displays.