Seasonal area events kick off with concerts and bells
The Coastal region hosts a series of Christmas events led by community groups. The eighth annual Concert of the choruses at First Community Bank in Princeton features Timothy Waugh and Elliott Bromley. Christ Church choirs host a joint Evensong in Bluefield with an Advent Cantata. A Festival of Christmas Music for Bells at First Baptist Bluefield gathers hand bell choirs under Rex Rachel and Tim Waugh. Magician Michael Ammar performs in Bluefield and Princeton fundraisers support local fire relief and scholarships.
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First Community Bank
Princeton
Christ Church
Blacksburg
Christ Church, Bluefield
Bluefield Church
Duhring Street
First Baptist Church
Augusta Street
Bluefield
American Guild of Organists
Madrigal Singers to perform in Bluefield Sunday afternoon
The Madrigal Singers of Clarksburg, a prominent West Virginia group not tied to any college, perform without accompaniment at 3 p.m. Sunday as part of Music on a Sunday Afternoon in the Center. Also, Concord College hosts multiple Christmas events all week at Free entry. info line 384-3115 ext 211.
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Madrigal Singers
Clarksburg
Bluefield
West Virginia
Concord College
Athens High School
Concord United Methodist Church
Alexander Fine Arts Center
Fine Arts Center
Concord Commanders
Concord Brass Ensemble
Mountain Stage
West Virginia Public Radio
Bryan Bowers
Robert Fripp
Larry Grace
the Earl of Elkview
Fabulous Twister Sisters
Mountain Stage Band
Cultural Center Auditorium
Charleston
Bowers
Fripp
King Crimson
Abingdon Arts Center
William King Arts Center
Academy Road
Abingdon
Princeton High School Madrigal Dinner Performed Again
Princeton High School hosts the Fourth Annual Madrigal Dinner performance with 18 singers, many first-timers, directed by Linda Hawkins. Students wear Renaissance robes, serve period food, and present a mime and two acrobats in a castlelike Commons setting.
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Princeton High School
Madrigal Singers
Madonna
Princeton High School Madrigal Singers
Linda Hawkins
Twice Upon a Time exhibit features a living room dinosaur
Bluefield artist Gary Bowling unveils Twice Upon a Time at the Bluefield Area Arts and Crafts Center opening Saturday. The self supporting seven foot foam and chicken wire dinosaur anchors a multimedia environment with four tons of sand, paper palm trees, a volcano, water pool, space age music, and 35 handmade stuffed sheep. Bowling describes his show as one big art production blending paintings displays and music into a single work.
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Gary Bowling
Bluefield
Bluefield Area Arts and Crafts Center
Bowling
Ing
Linda Sidwell
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Melody Bowen
The
Daily Telegraph
Bank Lobby
Mercer Street
Timothy Waugh
Elliott Bromley
Drummer Boy
Rex Rachel
Tim Waugh
Michael Ammar
Bluefield High School
Bluefield Firefighters’ Association
Ammar
Bluefield H.S
Cumberland Road
Princeton Junior High School
Eric Brady
Madgrigals
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