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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2000
Page
7
The Walnut Street Players present a musical performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow and Sunday in the sunken garden of Buhi Park Sharon. Attendees are advised to bring lawn chairs or blankets.
The Mercer Community Band continues its summer series at 7 30 p m on the east lawn of the Mercer County Courthouse with a Red White and Blue theme. Soloist Amanda Cheskawich of Sharon and xylophonist Craig Yarger of Youngstown are featured. On July 7 the St Margherita Blue Coat Band of New Castle and Forever Friends provide warm up at 6 15 p m with refreshments. If rain forces a change the concerts move to Mercer High School.
The SNPJ Recreation Center hosts Slovenefest from noon to midnight on July 7 and 8 featuring over 24 bands, button box groups, and musicians. Ethnic foods and children's entertainment are planned with an $8 admission. Call (877) 767-5732 for more information.
The 23rd annual Shop n Save Pittsburgh Three Rivers Regatta runs August 3 to 6 with water and air shows racing and children activities. All events are free. For schedule call 412 875 4853 or visit pghregatta.com.
Ursula Payne, New Castle resident and Slippery Rock University dance assistant professor, receives a $10,000 Pennsylvania Council on the Arts fellowship to develop her solo piece Soul Deep Creations and fund a May Philadelphia recital. The grant supports production, travel, workshops, a photo shoot, and collaboration with Tiffany Mills as Mills and Payne Dance Co. Payne aims to explore African American women’s experiences from slavery to present, outlining three solos and a coming of age arc. The fellowship, administered by the Philadelphia Dance Alliance and Pittsburgh Dance Council, honors 84 Pennsylvania artists.
Pamela Kay Schmalenberger leads a theater workshop at the Playhouse as student performers prepare to showcase new skills learned in acting, voice, and stagecraft. The program emphasizes ensemble work and practical auditions, guiding participants toward mounting a future production.
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