Army Chorale concert to open Music in the Mountains series
The U S Army Chorale performs Saturday July 10 at 6 pm in the Cavalier Heights Visitor Center Harpers Ferry West Virginia as part of the Music in the Mountains series sponsored by Harpers Ferry National Historical Park and the Harpers Ferry Bolivar District Veterans The Chorale directed by Maj John Clanton will offer Broadway jazz contemporary country and Top 40 tunes with choreography and is free to the public in a natural amphitheater chairs or blankets provided parking is free
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U.S. Army Chorale
Harpers Ferry
US. Army Chorale
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Bolivar District
Army Chorale
Cavalier Heights
W.va
US Army Chorale
White House
Chorale
International Association of Jazz Educators
National Symphony Orchestra
U.S. Capitol
John Clanton
Coast Guard
Air Force
Monocacy Junction Covered Bridge
Battle of Monocacy
U.S. Flag Service
Elmer Derr
U.S. 340 West
Mount Zion Road
State Fair at Toby's Dinner Theatre Columbia
Rodgers and Hammerstein musical State Fair plays at Toby's Dinner Theatre in Columbia through August 29. Set in 1946 Iowa, the family heads to the state fair for blue ribbons, romance and laughter with songs like Its A Grand Night For Singing and It Might As Well Be Spring. Call 1 800 88 TOBYS for tickets.
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Toby's Dinner Theatre
Columbia
Iowa
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Hammerstein
New Comedy Sketch Set for 4 30 P M at Park
A new comedy sketch opens at 4 30 p m on the event day with no rain date. For details contact Robert Ruth at 304 876 6066 or Harpers Ferry Historical Park Visitor Center at 304 535 6298.
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Robert Ruth
Harpers Ferry Historical Park Visitor Center
Hood College Summer Chamber Music Festival concert
Pianist Noel Lester leads the second festival concert on Thursday July 15 at 8 p.m. in Rosenstock Auditorium with Noah Chaves Denise Lenny Nathanson and RoseAnn Markow Lester performing Brahms works including viola and piano sonata in F minor violin and piano sonata in A major and the C minor piano quartet. The free concert invites public attendance. For details call 301 694 6041. An acoustic guitar workshop with Christopher Shaw follows Friday July 16 at 7 p.m. at Coffey Music Westminster. Admission is free with limited seating and advance reservations advised. call 410 876 1045.
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Noel Lester
Hood College
Rosenstock
Noah Chaves
Denise Lenny Nathanson
RoseAnn Markow Lester
Christopher Shaw
Coffey Music
E Main St
Westminster
John Sebastian
Garth Hudson
the Bands
Vassar Clements
Tony Trischka
Jay Ungar
Steve Riley
The
Summerfest Family Theatre opens at Baker Park July 10
The ninth annual Summerfest Family Theatre starts Saturday July 10 at 7 p.m. with Kalonymus, a physical comedian, opening by Mayor Jim Grimes. Jonathan Kalonymus Briskin, performing since 1978, promises acrobatics and humor at Baker Park Band Shell in Frederick. Free shows invite audiences to bring a food item for the Frederick Community Action Agency Food Bank. vendors will offer various fare. For details, call 301-694-2489 or visit wow.cityoffrederick.com.
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Baker Park
Kalonymus
Jim Grimes
Jonathan Kalonymus Briskin
Frederick
Baaba Seth to Perform July 11 in Baker Park Concert
Contemporary rock with West African rhythms by Baaba Seth on Sunday July 11 at the Baker Park band shell. The eight piece band starts at 7 p.m. attendees urged to bring canned goods for the local food bank. Call 301-694-2489 or visit www.cityoffrederick.com for details.
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Baaba Seth
Baker Park
Ziggy Marley
Dave Matthews Band
Jimmy Cliff
Cityoffrederick.com
Monocacy Battle Reenactment With Living History Guides
Reenactment showcases Gen Wallace and Gen Grant actions at Monocacy Junction with living historians sutlers and Civil War exhibits. Frederick AMVETS Post No 2 serves food to support community projects. A 35th anniversary souvenir coin goes on sale and a special evening event features Civil War bands from 4 to 7 pm with picnicking encouraged. Contact 1-00-USA for details.
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Wallace
Grant
Washington
Monocacy Junction
Frederick Amvets
Amvets
Mono
Cacy
Monocacy National Battlefield
National Park Service
USA
Blair Witch legend and film lore traced through Burkittsville
The piece maps the Blair Witch timeline from 1785 legends and 1809 book mentions to Burkittsville’s 1824 founding, noting the film makers’ fictional additions and real locations in Maryland. It covers production methods, improvised dialogue, and local reactions while detailing later book plans and potential sequels.
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Kedward
Burkittsville
Blair
Coffin Rock
Austin Parr
Vople
Parr
Montgomery College
Heather Donahue
Mary Brown
Ifne
Gregg Hale
Seneca Creek State Park
Montgomery County
Frederick County
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Sateelight Deesh
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Sticky
Freddy
W. Patrick St
Guitar Workshop
Montgomery Playhouse
Joseph Stein
Jerry Bock
Sheldon Hamick
Quince Orchard Blvd
Gaithersburg
Kevin Lockwell
Summerfest Family Theatre
Travel
Frederick Netos
Blair Witch
Sam Crone
Burlittsville
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