Mount Airy Players stage Enter Laughing farce
Mount Airy Players present Enter Laughing adapted by Joseph Stein from Carl Reiner. Ken Berry directs a tale of a stage dreaming youth amid family pressure, with performances at Calvary United Methodist Church Mount Airy June 2 7 8 9 8 p.m. plus June 3 2 p.m and June 10 7 30 p.m. Tickets 7 adults 3 children, special 5 all seats June 7 10. Reservations 301 29 1527 or mtairyplayers hat mail com.
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Mount Airy
Joseph Stein
Carl Reiner
Ken Berry
Amy Smith
Keith Bopechino
Calvary United Methodist Church
Main
Mtairyplayers
Hatmail.com
Totem Pole Playhouse opens 51st summer season June 2
Totem Pole Playhouse launches its 51st summer season with a six play lineup from June 2 to August 26 near Gettysburg PA Presented by Caledonia Theatre Company Thunderbird Limited and guest sponsors The season features Murder at the Howard Johnson's Taking Steps Near the River and Through the Low Joe DiPietro See How They Run Dr Cank's Garden and Rodgers and Hammerstein's A Grand Night for Singing Producing artistic director is Carl Schurr Performances include opening night reception post show discussions and Wednesday dinners Reservations and volunteer opportunities are listed with contact numbers and the box office email.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totem Pole Playhouse
Caledonia Theatre Company
Thunderbird. Limited
Gettysburg Pa
Carl Schurr
Ron Clack
Sam Bobrick
Hojo
Totem Pole
Playhouse
Wil Love
Sherry Skinker
Paul DeBoy
Alan Avyckbourn
Roland
Joe DiPietro
New Jersey
Seattle
Philp King
Entre
Knglish
Dr Cank
Ira Levin
Rosemary
Fingland Village
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Masters of the American Musical Theater
Howard Johnson's
Main Street Deli
Howard Johnsons
Bievele at Monocacy National Battlefield Performs Civil War Musical Drama
Bievele presents The Last Roses by Willan and Carla Coleman of Woodburn Ore at Monocacy National Battlefield near Frederick. Performances Noon and 4 pm Saturday June 2 and 3 pm Sunday June 3 on the Gamball House porch. Bring lawn chairs or blankets. Park open daily 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Md 55 south of Frederick.
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National Battlefield
Iwatt Fe
Oy Park
Jon Vower
Gambail Mall
Vieutor Center
Pet George Boatright
Martha Jane Mattie Harrows
Willan
Carla Coleman
Woodburn
Ore
United States
IWS
Gamball House
Park
Monocacy National Battlefield
MD 55
Frederick
Mount Airy Lions Carnival Set For June 4 9
The Mount Airy Lions Club hosts its 55th annual carnival June 4 through June 9 at Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Department with rides starting at 7 p.m daily and 6:30 p.m. gates. Ride-all-night-for-one-price nights span Monday to Wednesday, coupons run in local media, amusements by Rosedale Amusements, and local youth groups run booths in exchange for volunteer help. Bands perform each night, and community groups like the Jaycees Kiwanis Rotary assist. Thurmont Middle School presents Guys and Dolls June 1 2 with tickets 4 adults 2 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Lions Club
Jaycees
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
The
Georgia Sea Band
Heartland
Jay Henley
Stonebroke
Roll the
Country Caravan
Cabalaro
YMCA School of Dance year of achievement show
The YMCA School of Dance celebrates a year of achievement with two performances at the Weinberg Center for the Arts on Sunday June 3. A 1 p.m. children's story ballet based on Hansel and Gretel. a 4 p.m. Radio Wave program by the upper school in varied dance styles. Three seniors Stefanie Hartman Jessica Winkles Meredith Horne will give final performances. General admission $6, both shows $7. call 301-228-2828 for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca School of Dance
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Hansel and Gretel
Kari Mason
Barbie McCarron
Emily Conner
Stefanie Hartman
Jessica Winkles
Meredith Horne
Weinberg Center
Festival Con Dios festival lineup with global bands and headliners
Festival Con Dios features Newsboys Audio Adrenaline and DC Supertones as June headliners with Skillet Earthsuit The Elms The Benjamin Gate Cadet Pillar T Bone and more Also September dates bring Switchfoot TREE 63 Luna Halo Phat Chance and others The festival promotes a large youth ministry presence with Nigel James leading a special youth leaders tent and motivational programming Tickets advance at 27 dollars with blankets for seating and outside drinks not allowed
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Newsboys
Sparrow
Audio Adrenaline
ForeFront
The
D.C. Supertones
BEC
Skillet
Earthsutt
the Elms
the Benjamin Gate
Cadet
Superchick
Snoop
Pillar
Flicker
T-Bone
Switchfoot
Think
PAX?17
Tree 63
Inpop
Earthsuit
Luna Halo
Supere
Phat Chance
Shine
O.C. Supertones
Supertones
Pope John Paul I
Billy Graham
International Millennial Congress of the Salvation Army
MTV
Anthony Walton
New Zealand
Rock A Centrary
Wellington
Nigel James
England
Big Ideas
Festivalcondios.com
Mountain Heritage crafts festival opens June weekend
The Mountain Heritage Arts and Crafts Festival near Harpers Ferry Washington features about 200 juried craftspeople from June 8 to 10, 10 am to 6 pm daily. Sleepy Creek, Jay Smar, Patent Pending, Critton Hollow String Band and The First Generation perform on Saturday and Sunday. Admission is 6 dollars for adults 3 dollars for youth. Call 800-624-0577 or 304-725-2055 or visit www.jeffersoncounty.com/mhatcf for details.
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Harpers Ferry
Sleepy Creek
Jay Smar
Critton Hollow String Band
Val
Thurmont Musician Performs in Europe Tour
St Mary's College of Maryland student from Thurmont joins an international study tour from May 14 to June 3. Trumpeter Scott Berry performs with the SMCM Orchestra alongside professors and Italian Conservatory students. Tours include Milan, Torino, Satuzzo, Montreux, and Nice with a final concert June 2 at Cannes Conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's College of Maryland
Thurmont
Europe
Scott Berry
SMCM
Milan
Torino
Satuzzo
Italy
Montreux
Switzerland
Nice
France
Cannes Conservatory
Norwegian Philosopher to Read at Cultural Arts Center
Norwegian philosopher Clandy Proitz will give a reading at the Cultural Arts Center of Freder ick on Monday, June 4 at 8 p.m. He will present short pieces based on his philosophy that there is no subconscious and that the subconscious contents equal consciousness. Proitz was born in Sarpsborg, Norway, and spent 21 years in Fredrikstad. He is visiting relatives in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clandy Proitz
Frederick
Mr Proitz
Sarpsborg
Norway
Fredrikstad
Festival of the Arts Profiles Connemara Kennedy Duo and Petteway White
The piece highlights Connemara Pete and Maura Kennedy of Reston VA performing folk pop with two string guitar and harmony, sharing stages nationally and with Nanci Griffiths Blue Moon Orchestra on Rounder Records. It also spotlights Al Petteway and Amy White, husband wife duo, noting Petteway’s lute and percussion studies and media appearances, and White’s classical jazz folk world blend and 1998 Best Male Bluegrass Vocalist award. Steve Key is cited for original ballads and festival appearances, teaching in Takoma Park.
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Connemara
Pete
Maura Kennedy
Reston
Nanci Grffith
Blue Moon Orchestra
Rounder Records
al Petteway
Amy White
Petteway
CBS Sunday Morning
National Public Radio
Perfor
Mance
White
Ais Cadins
Steve Key
Philadelphia
Winnipeg
Kerrville
Texas
Takoma Park
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Toten Pole Playhouse
Caledonia State Park
Bievele
Battlefield
Thurmont Middle School
Carillonneur
Joseph Dill Baker
Frederick City
John Widmann
Baker Park
Widmann
Festival Con
Mountain Heritage Crafts
Cultural Arts
Festival of the Arts
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