We're almost half way through Arts and Humanities Month, and there are still so many events left to experience! Here is a quick list of performances and functions that didn't make it in to our brochure, but that you still won't want to miss!
19th Annual Woman's Club of Evanston’s
Fairy Tale Trail
Friday, October 23rd and Saturday, October 24th
1702 Chicago Avenue, Evanston
Cost: $5 per person (proceeds go to bus scholarships for children with special needs)
For more information: 847-733-7644 or www.wcofe.org
Enjoy planes, trains, automobiles, enchanting wizards, princesses, teapots and safari guides at this year’s Fairy Tale Trail. Each of the interactive rooms will feature costumed storybook characters and sensory-stimulating activities and crafts for kids ages 2 to 8. The fully accessible, fantasy-filled labyrinth is a non-frightening alternative to the typical Halloween open house. Children are encouraged to join in the fun by coming in costume.
Next Theatre Company presents “End Days” By Deborah Zoe Laufer
Thursday, October 29th through Sunday, November 29th
927 Noyes St., Evanston
Cost: Tickets start at $25
For more information: 847-475-1875 x11
The Chicago Premiere of this stellar play, Next’s performance of “End Days” has been called “a rapturously funny play…proves that the right playwright can inspire healing laughter in even the most sobering subjects” by The Miami Herald. The story of a family’s identity crisis, “End Days” is a thoughtful examination of faith, renewal, and the needs of ordinary people.
Piccolo Theatre presents “Black Comedy” by Peter Schaffer
Now through Saturday, October 31st
600 Main St., Evanston
Cost: Adults/$25.00, Seniors/$20, and Students/Children/$15.00
For more information: 847-424-0089
Directed by Peter Sullivan, Black Comedy takes place in one hilarious act. The hilarious story of two young fiancés, hijinks and mishaps ensue in this riotous 1965 English farce filled with fumbling physical comedy and delightful slapstick comedy. The International Herald Tribune called it “pure hilarity” and the New York Daily News said it was "a dazzling comic ballet." Now in its 9th season, Piccolo Theatre's performance of “Black Comedy” is sure to be a stellar success!
-L.A.U.R.E.N.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Arts and Humanities Month is in Full Swing - Other Noteworthy Events!
Monday, September 21, 2009
NU Theatre in October!
Sunday in the Park with George
Presented by: Arts Alliance
When: Oct. 2-4
Where: Shanley Pavilion (2031 Sheridan Rd.)
For more information:
groups.northwestern.edu/nuartsalliance
Arsenic and Old Lace
Presented by: Northwestern Theatre and Interpretation Center
Where: Northwestern Theatre and INterpretation Center
Box Office: 847-491-7282
Awake and Sing!
Presented by: Jewish Theatre Ensemble (JTE)
When: Oct. 30 - Nov. 1
Where: Shanley Pavilion (2031 Sheridan Rd.)
For more information:
http://www.jewsonstage.com/
-L.A.U.R.E.N.
Arts and Humanities Month Schedule!
Arts and Humanities Month 2009
Friday Films: “Arachnophobia”
Spiders rule!
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
3 p.m.
Opening Night Kick-off
Noyes Cultural Arts Center
927 Noyes St.
847-448-6260
6-8 p.m.
Keyboard Conversations: Chopin for Lovers
Concert with commentary, featuring works inspired by different women in Chopin’s life
Pick-Staiger Concert Hall
50 Arts Circle Dr.
847-467-4000
$23 adults
$21 seniors/NU faculty/staff
$16 students/children
7:30 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 3
Amy O. Woodbury
Ninth Annual Front Yard Art Sale
1931 Colfax St.
847-475-3132
Free admission
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
"March with the Band"
March alongside the Wildcat Marching Band, ideal for ages 3-8
Trienens Hall
2707 Ashland Ave.
847-467-4000
$6 adults
$5 seniors/NU faculty/staff
$4 children and students
10:30 a.m.
Diane Thodos Paintings and Prints Open Studio
Explore the artist's paintings and prints
600 Hartrey Ave.
847-328-5068
Free
Noon-5 p.m.
(repeated Sun Oct 4)
"Faust" Lyric Opera Lecture
Hear highlights from and expert commentary on Gounod’s opera.
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
2 p.m.
Trunk Show
Artists sell their art from the trunks of their cars
Simply Chicago Art
1318 Oakton St.
847-738-0716
Free
Sat & Sun 1-5 p.m.
(Every weekend through Oct. 25)
Circus in Progress
Get a sneak peak at new works of circus art
Actors Gymnasium
927 Noyes St.
847-328-2795
$10
4:30 & 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 4
"Once Upon a Time and Now"
Artists investigate life-changing situations
Evanston Art Center
2603 Sheridan Road
847-475-5300
Free
Mon-Thu 10am-10pm; Fri & Sat 10am-4pm
"Daniel Burnham's Chicago"
Terry Lynch presents the architect's plans for a well-ordered city
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
3 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 7
"Expanding Visions" Art Tour
Led by Art Encounter, visit artists' studios at the Noyes Cultural Arts Center
927 Noyes St.
847-328-9222
$25 (prepaid); $28 at the door
1-2:30 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 8
"The Living Canvas: Create a Personal Portrait with Sapphires and Pearls"
Personalized consultations on wearing the art of jewelry
Eve J. Alfille Gallery & Studio
623 Grove St.
847-869-7920
Free
6-7 p.m.
(repeated Sat., Oct. 10 at 3-4 p.m.)
"People Who Believe in Nothing: Intolerable Thoughts in Renaissance History"
NU Humanities Lecture Series
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
7 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 9
The Hitchcock classic
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
3 p.m.
Utopia Island
A timely and tuneful satire of capitalism run amok
Savoyaires
Chute Auditorium
1400 Oakton St.
847-251-8767
$10-$20
$5-$15 children 12 and under
Fri & Sat Oct 9-10 & 16-17, 7:30 p.m. (previews Oct. 4, 7 & 8)
Sun Oct 11 & 18, 3 p.m.
C'est la Vie
Two fading chanteuses take over the cabaret to give the show of their lives
Light Opera Works
McGaw Children's Center Auditorium
1420 Maple Ave.
847-869-6300
$24-$39
Age 21 and under ½ price
Oct 9-10, 16-17, 23-24, 30-31, 8 p.m.
Oct 11, 18, 25 & Nov 1, 3 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 10
Valerie Schiff Open Studio and Super Sale
Studio #214
927 Noyes St.
847-275-6909
Free
11 a.m.-4 p.m.
"Tarot for Life"
Author Paul Quinn discusses his book on the history of tarot.
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
2 p.m.
Daniel Burnham Walking Tour
Walk through Daniel Burnham's Evanston neighborhood
Evanston History Center
225 Greenwood St.
847-475-3410
$10
3 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 11
Dance Showcase
Dance companies from around Evanston perform
Josephine Louis Theater
Northwestern University
20 Arts Circle Drive
Free
3 p.m.
Orion Ensemble
Works by Arutiunian, Martinu, Schubert
Music Institute of Chicago
1490 Chicago Ave.
630-628-9591
$25
$22 seniors
$10 students
Free to children age 12 and under
3 p.m.
Picture Book Workshop for Children
Art workshop by award-winning Belgian illustrator Klass Verplancke
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
3 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 14
Pig Candy: Taking My Father South, Taking My Father Home
African American Literature Group discusses Lise Funderburg's candid memoir
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
7 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 15
A Compás--In the Rhythm
Paco Pena Flamenco Dance Company celebrates flamenco music and dance
Pick-Staiger Concert Hall
50 Arts Circle Dr.
847-467-4000
$32 adults
$28 seniors/NU faculty/staff
$10 students/children
7:30 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 16
Friday Films: “Don’t Look Now”
Creepy classic
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
3 p.m.
"Evanston Envisions"
The Evanston Art Center has "look-back" fashion designs on display
Spex Store
2000 Central St.
847-475-5300
Free
6-8 p.m.
(through October)
Sunday, Oct. 18
"Creating Eco Gardens with Dennis Paige"
Learn how to transform your lawn into a native eco-garden
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
3 p.m.
Wall of Stuggle and Dreams Mural Re-dedication
Celebrate the renewal of this 300-foot-long community mural
Clyde-Brummel Park
Monday, Oct. 19
"Lake Tahoe"
Movie night at the library
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
7 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 20
"Contra Burnham: Why We Need More Little Parks"
Bill Savage speaks on Daniel Burnham's legacy
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
7 p.m.
"Ernani" Lyric Opera Lecture
Hear highlights from and expert commentary on Verdi's opera
Evanston Public Library North Branch
2026 Central Street
847-866-0330
Free
Noon
Wednesday, Oct. 21
Art Under Glass
New artists opening night
708 Church lobby, followed by Church/Orrington artists walk
847-448-8260
Free
5 – 7 p.m.
"The Final Inch"
Reeltime hosts a free film screening
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
7:30 p.m.
Friday, Oct 23
Friday Films: “Tremors”
Giant worms invade small town
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
3 p.m.
Marching Band Homecoming Concert
Kick off NU's Homecoming Parade with the Wildcat Marching Band
Deering Meadow
1937 Sheridan Road
847-467-4000
Free
7 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 24
Piven's Empowerment through Enrichment Program (PEEP) Open Workshop
Stellar adults with development disabilities present their works
Piven Theatre
927 Noyes St.
847-866-6597
Free
2-3:30 p.m.
Young People's Company Open Workshop
Piven's most advanced teens open up their classroom for all to watch
Piven Theatre
927 Noyes St.
847-866-6597
Free
3:30-4:30 p.m.
Bug-a-Boo Halloween Walk
One-hour family-friendly Halloween Walk at Ladd Arboretum
Evanston Ecology Center
2024 McCormick Blvd.
847-448-8256
$4.50
4-6:30 p.m.
"Dreaming of Windmills"
Art Encounter hosts 30th anniversary celebration
Instituto Cervantes Chicago
31 W. Ohio St.
847-328-9222
6:30 p.m.
Sunday, Oct 25
"French Keyboard Extravaganza"
Evanston Symphony Orchestra’s season opening concert
Pick-Staiger Concert Hall
50 Arts Circle Dr.
847-864-8804
$25 adults advance; $28 adults day of concert
$20 seniors advance; $23 seniors day of concert
$5 students
Children 12 and under free
2:30 p.m.
Rembrandt Chamber Players
Music by Vivaldi, Dvorak and Saint-Saens opens 20th season
Music Institute of Chicago
1490 Chicago Ave.
312-360-3145
$35 ($25 with mention of Arts + Humanities Month)
3 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct 27
The Constitution and the Supreme Court
Co-hosted by Evanston Republican Club and Evanston Public Library
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
7 p.m.
Friday Oct. 30
Friday Films: “Pyscho”
Hitchcock’s classic
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
3 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 31
"Ernani" Lyric Opera Lecture
Highlights from and expert commentary on Verdi's opera
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
2 p.m.
Events Continuing Throughout October (and beyond)
Central St. Arts Walk
Artwork displayed in Evanston businesses, organized by Anatomically Correct
312-514-1802
Free
(through Oct. 31)
"Trickledown" Sculpture
A sculpture on the grounds inspired by the current economy and its effect on communities
Evanston Art Center
2603 Sheridan Road
847-475-5300
Free
(through spring)
"Make Big Plans"
Burnham Plan centennial photo panel exhibit celebrates the bold plans that shaped Chicago
Evanston Public Library, 3rd floor
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
Free
(through Dec 31)
"Daniel Burnham's Evanston"
Chronicles architect/urban planner Burnham's life and home
Evanston History Center
225 Greenwood St.
847-475-3410
$10 (includes tour of Dawes Home)
Free to Evanston Students
Thu-Sat 1-4 p.m.
(through Dec)
"A New Century Opens: Evanston Fashions, 1900-1910"
Fall and winter clothing from the first decade of the 20th century
Evanston History Center
225 Greenwood St.
847-475-3410
$10 (includes tour of Dawes Home)
Thu-Sat 1-4 p.m.
(through October)
"Robert Motherwell: An Attitude Toward Reality, From the Collection of the Walker Art Center"
"Henry Moore: Elephant Skull"
Exhibitions of the works of two giants of modern art
Mary & Leigh Block Museum of Art
40 Arts Circle Dr.
847-491-4000
Free
Galleries open: Tue 10am-5pm; Wed-Fri 10am-8pm; Sat-Sun noon-5pm
(through Dec 6)
"7 Artists, 7 Teachings: Contemporary Great Lakes Native Art"
Explores themes central to the worldview of the Anishinabe tribes of the Upper Midwest
Mitchell Museum of the American Indian
3001 Central St.
847-475-1030
$5 adults
$2.50 children, students, seniors
Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat 10am-5pm; Thu 10am-8pm; Sun noon-4pm
(through Dec 30)
The Imaginary Library
Dispay of children’s book art by illustrators from around the world
Evanston Public Library
1703 Orrington Ave.
847-448-8630
-L.A.U.R.E.N.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Arts and Humanities Month Coming in October!
This October not only marks every child's favorite sweet tooth holiday but now also highlights Evanston's new and improved Arts and Humanities Month.
Beginning on October 2nd and running through October 30th, Evanston's Arts and Humanities Month will replace the previous Evanston Arts Week and will showcase a variety of events throughout the city. With a Dance Showcase on October 11th and a free Opening Night Ceremony on October 2nd, this year's Arts and Humanities Month is sure to be a great success.
The City of Evanston website had this to say to "all those involved in the arts":
"The Evanston Arts Council encourages local businesses, civic leaders, media outlets, schools and all interested individuals to join the celebration this October. Through partnership and collaboration, we can grow stronger and better connected to each other, thereby enriching our broader community. Help us make the arts a visible and vital part of everyone’s everyday lives in Evanston."
Other planned events include, Meet the Legislators breakfast from 8:30-10:00AM on October 26th and an Arts Month Halloween event (perhaps a haunted house???) on October 30th at the Noyes Cultural Arts Center. Check back for details or call the City of Evanston Cultural Arts Division at 847.448.8260.
Get Excited! The Schedule will be up soon!
-L.A.U.R.E.N.
Monday, September 14, 2009
"Stitch Me a Story" on Wednesday, Opening Reception on Sunday!
This Wednesday, September 16th come visit the Noyes Cultural Arts Center to see our beautiful new exhibit, "Stitch Me a Story." Featuring the works of four amazing textile artists Ellen Roth Deutsch, Anita Garza, Danny Mansmith and Pam RuBert, this gallery show was curated by Mary O’Shaughnessy and runs through November 10th. A special Opening Artists Reception will be held on Sunday, September 20th at 3:00-5:00 PM at the Noyes Cultural Arts Center and we hope that you will be able to join us in this delightful celebration of textile arts!
Here is a preview of the work in the show! Enjoy!
Artwork at above: "Mysterious" by Pam RuBert
Friday, August 28, 2009
Thank You for a Great Summer Season! - Survey/Comments
If you have any questions or suggestions, please leave us a comment below!
OR
If you wish to fill out a survey, click the appropriate link below!
Ethnic Arts Festival:
Click Here to take survey
Lakeshore Arts Festival:
Click Here to take survey
Starlight Concert Series:
Click Here to take survey
Thanks again for all of your support! We could never do it without dedicated patrons like you!
-The Noyes Staff
P.S. Make sure to keep a look out for Fall Events and Arts and Humanities month coming in October!
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Mucca Pazza is comin' to town!
Friday, June 19, 2009
Question Mark and the Mysterians return to Starlight!
? and the Mysterians is more than just a hit single. They happen to be the first band to be described as punk rock! Their music has evolved over more than 40 years to become an unbelievably sensational performance to listen to. We’re so lucky to have them returning to the Starlight Concert Series on Thursday, June 25th at James Park.This unique band got their name from a Japanese science fiction movie titled “The Mysterians.” Their lead singer, dubbed “?” or “Question Mark,” is known for his eccentric behavior which helped first establish the group in the United States. To name a few quirks, Question Mark claims to be a Martian raised by dinosaurs in a past life, and is known to never be seen in public without sunglasses.
Unfortunately, ? and the Mysterians encountered a few setbacks in their musical career, including several members enlisting in the army for the Vietnam War and a former drummer suffering from muscular dystrophy. Still, they were able to breakthrough and record “96 Tears,” their most successful single that reached #1 in the Billboard 100 and went on to sell over one million copies. Their subsequent singles included “I Need Somebody,” “Can’t Get Enough of You Baby,” “Girl, You Captivate Me,” and “Do Something to Me.” Over forty years later, they are still touring with sold-out shows and die-hard fans.
It’s no mystery that this band is one of the greatest ‘garage bands’ in rock and roll history. Be sure to check out their exciting performance at James Park on June 25th from 7:30-9:00 PM, and bring all of your friends and family because this show, as always, is FREE!This is Kristina signing out…
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Call for Proposals: Installation Artist for Lakeshore Arts Festival
Deadline:
6/22/2009
The City of Evanston Cultural Arts Division seeks an artist or group to create and mount, over the course of one weekend, an in-progress outdoor art installation on the grounds of the Lakeshore Arts Festival, held at Dawes Park on the lakefront in Evanston. The festival takes place on Saturday and Sunday, August 1-2, 2009, from 11am-6pm each day. Installation artist(s) are expected to create a work in an area that is visible and open to the public throughout the period of time that the work is being installed, allowing for interaction among the patrons of the festival and for flexibility regarding weather and other conditions that may arise due to the location and nature of the event.
For a map and more details of the park location, please call 847.448.8264
After application is received, Cultural Arts Division staff will review the proposal and meet with candidates to discuss placement and design. If modifications are recommended, a revised application will be required.
Stipend: $300
Materials: $200
To submit a proposal, please e-mail, fax, or mail the following by no later than June 22, 2009:
• Name(s), address, phone number, e-mail address;
• 1-page MAXIMUM describing installation idea or concept;
• 1-3 photos of previous or in-progress installation work;
• 2 recommendations or endorsements (name and contact info, or attached letter) of previous or in-progress installation work
Submit all materials to:
Evanston Lakeshore Arts Festival
City of Evanston Cultural Arts Division
927 Noyes St.
Evanston, IL 60201
culturalarts@cityofevanston.org
phone: 847.448.8264
fax: 847.328.1340
http://www.cityofevanston.org/lakeshore
Deadline:
6/22/2009
Monday, June 15, 2009
Travel down South Boulevard for classic Chicago tunes
If you’re a fan of the Chicago music scene, then you don’t want to miss out on the windy city’s newest supergroup, South Boulevard. This blues, soul and rock cover band has had the opportunity to perform with legendary artists including Muddy Waters, James Cotton and Sonny Terry, and has recorded music in famous studios like Capitol Records in Los Angeles and Electric Ladyland in New York.
Mr. Dudley Fair, the frontman of South Boulevard, is known for his deep and raspy vocals, as well as his ability to immediately bring the audience to their feet. Guitarists Willie Shields and Chris Discher accompany Fair with their tight rhythms and genuine solos. To top it off, Steve Flugum and Steve Capillo provide the percussion that has been forty years in the making.
Get a taste of Chicago’s classic music scene with South Boulevard as during the second installation of the Evanston Starlight Concert Series. Check out the details below!
South Boulevard
Tuesday, June 23rd
7:30-9:00 PM
Harbert Park (E. of Canal St., S. of Dempster St.)
FREE!
Bring the whole family for a fun night of your favorite blues, soul and rock classics!
This is Kristina signing out…
Starlight Concert Series Kickoff!
Hello to all!
Thursday, June 11, 2009
art under glass event
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Rock and Blues Star Milt Trenier Comes to Evanston!
On June 30th at 7:30PM at Twiggs Park, one of the famous Trenier brothers, Milt Trenier, comes to Evanston!
A big success in the early '50s, Milt Trenier and his family of musicians wowed audiences with their lively and energetic shows. Combining swing music with rock and roll, their “brand of hot jump blues” was undoubtedly addictive. With a Top Ten hit in 1951 with "Go Go Go," the group became even more popular with their appearances in rock films like Don't Knock the Rock, The Girl Can't Help It, and Calypso Heat Wave. One of the many firsts for rock and roll artists at the time, the Treniers appeared on the television show Colgate Comedy Hour hosted by Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in May of
1954. After leaving the Treniers in 1959, Milt decided to peruse a solo career. He started playing in clubs around the Chicago area and continues to do so today.Milt Trenier entertains audiences with his classic rock and blues tunes like no one else. James Porter from New City Chicago said that “Milt's got the heart of an all-around entertainer, the soul of a true survivor, and the balls of a brass monkey.”
So don’t miss out on this awesome experience and come out to see Milt Trenier on June 30th at 7:30PM at Twiggs Park!
-L.A.U.R.E.N.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Calling All Volunteers!
Are you an art lover with time to spare? Then come out and volunteer for the City of Evanston at the 2009 LAKESHORE AND ETHNIC ARTS FESTIVALS!
Both festivals are located at the beautiful Dawes Park (at the intersection of Sheridan Rd. and Church St.) and house some of the best artwork that Evanston and Chicago have to offer. With a myriad of entertainment and food vendors, these events are sure to be fun and exciting!
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Volunteer Positions Available are:
Lakeshore Arts Festival – August 1st and 2nd
FAMILY CRAFT TENT - working with children to create original craft pieces
SILENT AUCTION - loading in, setting up, watching bid sheet, and processing transactions
INFORMATION BOOTH - selling merch, folding shirts and answering questions
FLOATERS - walking around helping artists in their booths
Ethnic Arts Festival – July 18th and 19th
FAMILY ARTS ACTIVITY AREA - working with kids and crafts; HOSPITALITY - greeting artists and helping the load-in
INFORMATION BOOTH - selling merch, folding shirts, and answering questions
PARADE OF NATIONS - presenting the nations represented
FLOATERS - walking around to aid artist vendors with booth sitting and questions
Thanks!
-L.A.U.R.E.N.
Monday, May 18, 2009
"The Consul" comes to Northwestern
Directed by Jay Lesenger and conducted by the award-winning Joel Revzen, this operatic thriller tells the tale of Magda Sorel, a woman trapped within an unidentified totalitarian European nation. With a revolutionary for a husband, Sorel finds herself face to face with the secret police. Hoping to save her and her family from her countries dark oppression, she attempts to obtain a visa, all too rarely granted, from the consul of a neighboring country. The Consul tale of her epic journey to escape tyranny has fascinated audiences since its opening on Broadway in 1950. Winning both the Pulitzer Prize for music and the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award for best musical, this was Gian Carlo Menotti’s first full-length opera. Performed in English, this will be the first time this thought-provoking opera has been seen at Northwestern.
Show Times:
Thursday, May 21st – 7:30PM
Friday, May 22nd – 7:30PM (Cover Cast, No Costumes or Orchestra – Free)
Saturday, May 23rd – 7:30PM
Ticket Prices:
General Public - $18
Senior Citizens and Northwestern Faculty/Staff - $15
Students with valid IDs - $8
For more information please call the Pick-Staiger Concert Office at (847) 491-5441 or visit the Pick-Staiger Web site at http://www.pickstaiger.org/.
Don’t miss out on this great event!
-L.A.U.R.E.N.
Friday, May 15, 2009
JASC Tsukasa Taiko drums the legacy at this summer's Ethnic Arts Festival
I hope you’re as excited as I am to experience culture at its finest at this year’s Ethnic Arts Festival. Aside from over 100 artist vendors, we’ll be providing you with fantastic entertainment throughout the weekend. Something new we’re bringing this year is a unique performance from the JASC Youth Taiko Ensemble, the leading Japanese drumming ensemble in the Midwest.
Taiko, meaning “drum,” is known for its thunderous sound and stunning, stylized choreography. The kumi-daiko style, which JASC Tsukasa Taiko mainly performs, was established in the mid 20th-century and comprises of an ensemble solely of drums. JASC’s ensemble also incorporates unique instruments like the shamisen (three-stringed lute) and the shinobue (transverse bamboo flute) into their performance. These instruments have a strong presence not only in Taiko, but also in Kabuki theater music and matsuri festival music.
With internationally renowned instructors and performing artists, JASC Tsukasa Taiko strives to preserve their cultural traditions by providing the highest quality music instruction to people of all ages, by presenting world-class performances and educational programs, and by being an active presence in their community. We are very fortunate to have such a talented and dedicated group join the entertainment bill for this year’s Ethnic Arts Festival. Stay tuned for what day and time they’ll be performing!
This is Kristina signing out…
Monday, May 11, 2009
Mayfest Battle of the Bands
Hello guys and dolls!
What are you up to this weekend? I know! Northwestern organization Mayfest Productions is hosting their annual Battle of the Bands for two nights at Nevin’s, where ten bands will be competing for a chance to play Dillo Day, “the best day at Northwestern” for most students. It will be featuring a variety of music from R&B to Math Rock to Hip-Hop to traditional rock n’ roll. This will mark Mayfest’s first fundraising event leading up to the big day, and other events to follow include a Sing-a-Long to Aladdin and a Battle of the DJs, where the winner will also win a slot on the Dillo Day artist lineup.
Dillo Day is an all-day festival with non-stop music for ten hours and free goodies, and students take the day to celebrate the end of the school year. The winners of the two battle will have the privilege to perform alongside very famous (and still confidential!) bands, and in front of thousands of students. If you’re interested in hearing what Northwestern’s music scene is like, check out Mayfest’s Battle of the Bands on either Thursday, May 14th or Friday, May 15th. Tickets are only $5 and proceeds to go to making Dillo Day even more awesome than it already is.
The list of bands performing is below (lineup on the day of will be a different order)
Thursday May 14th
The Royal Senders
Looney and the Tunes
The Earth is a Man
The Classics
Band Called Catch
Friday May 15th
Mind at Large
Rotimi and the Rainmakers
Right on Red
Slow, Weird and Melodic (SWAM)
Lolita
Hope to see you there on both nights!
This is Kristina signing out…
The Art Institute's Modern Wing Makes Me Want to Rock Out - Opening This Weekend!
In addition, on Saturday the Art Institute plans to shut down Monroe St. to bring in the entire city of Chicago with live music and family activities throughout the galleries. With a dedication at 9:00am with city officials and Renzo Piano, Modern Wing architect, and a ribbon cutting ceremony at 10:00am, the entertainment plans to begin at 11:00am and continue until 5:00. Bands performing include Swing Gitan, Maxwell Street Klezmer Band, Muntu Dance Theatre of Chicago, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and more.
Tom Pritzker, chairman of the board of trustees, said that the opening of the Modern Wing was a "historic moment for the Art Institute of Chicago. [It] signals to the world the cultural caliber of the city of Chicago and reaffirms its place as a leading cultural destination." Everyone throughout the city and the suburbs is excited for this event, and the Art Institute knows it. As a thank you to the city for its support and in celebration of the opening, admission to the museum will be free from opening day through Friday, May 22, 2009.
So! Get out to the Art Institute of Chicago (111 S. Michigan Ave.) starting Saturday, May 16th to see the new Modern Wing! For more information go to http://www.artic.edu/aic/collections/exhibitions/modernwing !
-L.A.U.R.E.N.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Melting Pot of R&B Paul Cebar Comes to Evanston
Evanston welcomes Paul Cebar on Thursday, June 18th at James Park as we kick off the 2009 Starlight Concert Series!
Making his beginning in the coffeehouse folk scene of the mid-'70s in Milwaukee, Cebar graduated from New College in Florida with a thesis focusing on rhythm & blues. After college he looked to explore his musical talents and began collaboration with two groups, the R&B Cadets and The Milwaukeeans. He mostly focused on music from '30s, '40s and '50s jazz and R&B. In 1986, the Cadets came to an end, and The Milwaukeeans became Cebar’s main project. The group began exploring other forms of jazz and R&B from across the world, diving into new sounds of music and culture.
Throughout the next 20 years, Cebar and The Milwaukeeans released nearly 4 albums and spent countless hours touring the country, playing their vibrant and catchy collection of music. After the release of his album “Tommorow Sound Now For Yes Music People," Cebar began touring as Paul Cebar Tomorrow Sound. Rick Mason of City Pages in Minneapolis-St. Paul said that Cebar once “again revels [his] delicious synthesis of vintage R&B, soul, New Orleansiana, Cubano Bop, slithery Afro-Caribbean rhythms, and tantalizing esoterica from around the globe” with this album. The Onion AV also had praise for Cebar saying that he helped “reimagine and liven up obscure classics, and the band's originals present new viewpoints on established styles.”
Clearly, Cebar has come a long way, creating a health fan base and long list of admirers. That’s exactly why Evanston is so excited to have him open for the 2009 Starlight Concert Series on Thursday, June 18 at James Park! So come out and support this great artist and the City of Evanston!
-L.A.U.R.E.N.
Monday, May 4, 2009
JUST ANNOUNCED! Evanston Ethnic Arts Festival Entertainment 2009
THOSE FUNNY LITTLE PEOPLE – Representing Ireland and Germany!
Costume characters performing interactive, mini-musical presentations. An Evanston Ethnic Arts Festival favorite!
LINDA GORHAM - African-American Folkloric storyteller
Linda energizes her audiences by using movement, humor, and sometimes zaniness as she tells multicultural folktales updated with "attitude." Her stories amuse, stimulate and make you laugh out loud. And, watch out, you just may learn something!
TRICIA SEBASTIAN BAND - Mexican music for “los niños”
Tricia Sebastian children’s music entertainer and recording artist will be performing a bilingual concert for families with children who love to sing and dance. Along with many traditional and original songs, Tricia will feature Spanish and English songs off her bilingual children’s album entitled Canta Conmigo. The audience will be encouraged to participate in spontaneous dancing, singing, and instrument shaking. Come join us for a fun-filled musical family event!
VONORTHAL PUPPETS
For more than 10 years VonOrthal Puppets have been captivating audiences with its creations for over a decade. For the Festival they will present “Tara’s Story: The Birth of the Universe.”
JASC TAIKO YOUTH ENSEMBLE – Japanese drum ensemble
JASC Tsukasa Taiko is the leading taiko (Japanese drumming) ensemble in the Chicago area. Basing its operations out of the Japanese American Service Committee of Chicago (JASC), JASC Tsukasa Taiko's mission is to preserve and pass on the traditional concepts of taiko as a cultural legacy and to utilize these concepts in expanding and evolving the taiko form.
TUM BALALAIKA KLEZMER BAND
"Tum Balalaika" Klezmer Band from Chicago performs Russian, Yiddish, Klezmer, Gypsy, Ukranian, Romanian, and Jewish music and songs. Artistic Director Peter Sadkin. Authentic group of professionally trained musicians with wealth of experience playing in orchestras in Russia, Belorussia and Ukraine. Beautifully arranged tunes played on bayan (Russian button accordion), violin, clarinet, flute, sopilka, koval, tzimbali and others from Russian, Gypsy, Ukrainian and Yiddish heritage. Polkas, waltzes, kadrils, gopaks and other traditional dances.
CURUMIN - (KOO-roo-mean) from Sao Paulo, Brazil
Born in Brazil to Spanish/Japanese parents Curumin began his journey through the world's music, from Jorge Ben to Devo to Bebeto. He’s formed several bands since his pre-teen years and has garnered the attention of such greats as composer Arnaldo Antunes, the samba-punk singer Andrea Marquee, as well as Brazilian hip-hop groups like Lino Crizz & Guetto Jam and SP Funk. It was with these groups that Curumin got his first taste of world touring, blowing away audiences across Latin America and Europe.
His newest creation, “Japan Pop Show” features funk, psychedelic rock, hip-hop, reggae, dub, and more all co-exist, sometimes even within the same track. There’s enough influence from Brazil’s musical past to keep traditionalists listening, but enough forward thinking to take the album into new territory.
TULLY ACADEMY OF IRISH DANCE
The Tully School is highly regarded in the Irish Dance community, having produced many champion dancers over the years. Sheila's students have performed at Walt Disney World in Florida, The White House, and at Soldiers Field and the United Center in Chicago. Her school has won first place in their category almost every year at he Chicago St. Patrick's Day Parade. Many of Sheila's students have won at the Midwest Irish Dance Championships and have gone on to compete at the World Championships in Ireland.
CFAS ENSEMBLE - Presented by the Chinese Fine Arts Society
This group is a dazzling string and piano ensemble (winners of the MFHC - Music Festival in Honor of Confucius, sponsored by CFAS). The CFAS is a Chicago cultural not for profit with a mission: - To Discover Chinese music and its cultural significance- To Develop interest in performing and studying Chinese music and arts- To foster success in these artistic endeavors through Determination and Discipline
MARILYN PRICE - Presents: “A Wonderful Whirl of Puppets”
Stories from around the world–folktales and parables and stories from her imagination and experience. Many are stories that are familiar and reconstructed to suit the audience–but the drama is kept intact and the message is always clear. Countries of story origin may include: Africa, China, Indonesia, Spain, Mexico, England, North and South America and the Middle East! New stories and countries are always being added.
S.O.U.L. CREATIONS – African drum and dance presentation followed by African drum workshop
S.O.U.L. Creations Inc. is a non-profit, 501 (c)(3), community-based, educational agency. The mission of S.O.U.L. Creations is to blend academic, social and cultural elements to create a unique process of self-discovery that educates, empowers, and validates youth. The aim is to help them reach their highest personal potential. S.O.U.L. uses academic, social, and cultural models to guide youth in their process of self-discovery, self-empowerment, and self-expression. Our vision is that S.O.U.L. Creations will be an independent, interntional, and unconventional educational organization recognized for its ability to strengthen communities through their youth.
EVANSTON ESCOLA DE SAMBA – Brazilian Carnival parade to kick off the day followed by traditional Brazilian music performance
Orquestra de Samba (ODS) is a collaboration of ten Chicago area musicians with classical, jazz, latin, and Brazilian musical backgrounds. This innovative ensemble came together in 2002 to explore the depth and beauty of Brazilian music and has since brought its cultural enrichment program to thousands of people in the greater Chicago area through in-school concerts, community events, workshops, and cultural arts festivals. Today, the exciting sound of Orquestra de Samba brings audiences to their feet with percussive Batucada, powerful brass choruses, poignant melodies, and unique arrangements of works by Brazilian composers such as Pixinguinha, Antonio Carlos Jobim, and Heitor Villa-Lobos.
THE MAHAUL TRIO – Classical Indian music
Don’t miss out on this great array of entertainment and come enjoy yourself at the Evanston Ethnic Arts Festival July 18th and 19th!
-L.A.U.R.E.N.
2009 Starlight Concert Series Line-Up
I couldn't be more excited for the 2009 Starlight Concert Series. Below is our line-up--there is something for everyone! We have brought back some old favorites as well as some adventurous new picks. For more information, check out www.cityofevanston.org/starlight.
Paul Cebar Tomorrow Sound
Thursday, June 18 at James Park
South Boulevard
Tuesday, June 23 at Harbert Park
? and the Mysterians
Thursday, June 25 at James Park
Milt Trenier
Tuesday, June 30 at Twiggs Park
Allá
Thursday, July 9 at James Park
Lucy Smith
Tuesday, July 14 at Harbert Park
Waco Brothers
Thursday, July 16 at James Park
Bob Stroger
Tuesday, July 21 at Dawes Park
The Eternals
Thursday, July 23 at James Park
Melanie Safka
Tuesday, July 28 at Dawes Park
Bird Names
Thursday, July 30 at James Park
Entourage
Tuesday, August 4 at Dawes Park
Ezra Furman and the Harpoons
Thursday, August 6 at Twiggs Park
Fred Anderson Trio
Tuesday, August 11 at Dawes Park
JT and the Clouds
Tuesday, August 18 at Dawes Park
Silent Film Night with David Drazin
Tuesday, August 25 at Dawes Park
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Noyes Loves Palindromes
Looking for an awesome concert tonight? Got ten bucks? Love palindromes? Then you should check out Lamajamal, one of our favorite previous Starlight Concert Series performers, tonight at Martyr’s on North Lincoln Ave. They will be performing with Chicha Libre in a concert sponsored by Radio M.
Lamajamal’s sound is influenced by music from the Balkans, Turkey, North Africa, and the Middle East, as well as a touch of 60's "Surf Sound,” to give the hybrid term of “Gypsy Surf” (which also happens to be the title of their latest album.) Chicago Public Radio refers to them as a “band without borders.” If you’re looking for a change of pace to your typical concert night out, or if you just wanna get up and dance the night away, be sure to head down to Martyr’s at 9 PM tonight (April 30th) for a journey that you’ve never experienced before.
The Fine Print:
Radio M presents Lamajamal and Chicha Libre
Martyr’s
April 30th, 2009
3855 N. Lincoln, Chicago, IL9pm $10
This is Kristina signing out…
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Get Your Art Fix This Weekend - Art Chicago and NEXT
Art invades the city this May 1st through 4th with Art Chicago 2009 and NEXT, the annual international fair of contemporary, modern, and emerging art. Enjoy the best of both art worlds with these two excellent events located at the beautiful Merchandise Mart. Art Chicago houses a unique variety of current and classical work in an array of mediums, with everything from modern installations to historic paintings. NEXT focuses on Chicago’s emerging art with “works from both commercial and non-commercial arts organizations--galleries, project spaces, art publications and key private contemporary collections from around the world.” Although the number of exhibitors is down this year, there is still plenty of excellent work to see. Browse through over 200 gallery mini exhibitions and enjoy all that Art Chicago and NEXT have to offer!
General Ticket Information
The Merchandise Mart
Monday, April 27, 2009
Reminder for Ethnic Arts Festival Community Meeting!
Don't forget to get involved with the 24th Annual Evanston Ethnic Arts Festival by attending the community meeting on Wednesday, April 29th at the Noyes Cultural Arts Center, Room 106.
Staff of the Evanston Ethnic Arts Festival will discuss the history of the Evanston Ethnic Arts Festival, current objectives, and volunteer opportunities, and it's open to the public.
See you there!
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Bob Stroger's back in town!
Legendary Chicago bassist Bob Stroger will be returning for round 2 at the Evanston Starlight Concert Series on July 21st in Dawes Park!
In 1955 the Stroger family left Missouri for the Windy City, finding themselves a home on the west side that just so happened to be attached to a nightclub that housed legendary acts such as Muddy Waters and Howling Wolf. From there on out Bob had made a decision..."It looked like they were having a lot of fun and I made up my mind that what I wanted to do was play music." With the help of his cousin Ralph Ramey and brother John, within 4 months Bob's music career had taken off. The trio started by playing at various upscale clubs around the city and eventually were encouraged to travel. As Bob says "the rest was history... I've been playing for 39 years and I'm still having fun."
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Ethnic Arts Festival Community Meeting, April 29
Calling all Ethnic Arts Festival enthusiasts - don't miss this chance to get involved!
Evanston Ethnic Arts Festival Community Meeting
Wednesday, April 29, 2009, 6:00PM
Noyes Cultural Arts Center, Room 106
The 24th Annual Evanston Ethnic Arts Festival will be held July 18th and 19th of 2009. Staff of the Evanston Ethnic Arts Festival will discuss the history of the Evanston Ethnic Arts Festival, current objectives, and volunteer opportunities. Open to the public.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
hello! hello!
my name is laura mancini and i'm the newest addition to noyes! my official title is "starlight concert series assistant" which means i'll be here updating you on all things music.
i'll also be assisting JT with odds and ends regarding the festivals so i'm sure i'll have a great amount of blogging to do.
just a little about me... i graduated from butler university in '07 with a b.a. in theatre. during school i joined the staff at the indianapolis international film festival and stayed on post-college... eventually i was ready to get back to chicago so i took a position at vitamin pictures, a small production house in the city. now i'm here in evanston and i am SO glad to be getting back to the festival life- i can't wait until things get busy! we're just getting into the swing of things with finalizing musicians so check back for more info- the lineup is almost set!
Friday, March 20, 2009
Ethnic Arts Festival Applications Due April 6th!
The festival is held the third weekend in July each year on Evanston’s beautiful lakefront in Dawes Park at Church Street and Sheridan Road. The festival is faithfully attended by over 25,000 people each year from Evanston and the Chicago area. Applications are due April 6th.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Lollapalooza Souvenir Tickets Have Come and Gone
If you were lucky enough to score a pair of tickets, you are in for a great line up. Rumors have been circulating about Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Killers, but the Chicago Tribute confirmed last week that Depeche Mode, Beastie Boys, and Jane's Addiction will all be headlining this year. Lollapalooza plans to release the full line up sometime in April.
Find out more about Lollapalooza at their website: http://www.lollapalooza.com/.
-L.A.U.R.E.N.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
I'm JT, nice to meet you!
Hello, my name is Jennifer Thornton (nickname: JT), and I am the newest seasonal staff member at the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Evanston. I will be working on the Ethnic Arts Festival and the Lakeshore Arts Festival as the Program Coordinator. I have worked or volunteered for both festivals for several summers in a row, and I am in awe of the spirit of each event and the amazing, diverse talent and passion represented year after year. I think this season could be the best yet!
My life mostly revolves around the arts, and I am also a strong advocate for civil rights/equality and sustainable living issues. I grew up in Knoxville, TN and studied dance and musical theater throughout my childhood. I earned a BA with a major in Spanish and a minor in Dance from University of Tennessee, and then interned at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington DC before moving to Chicago. I then completed a Master of Arts Management at Columbia College Chicago, and have been working in the nonprofit arts in Chicago since 2002, at such organizations as The Field Museum, Chicago International Film Festival, Illinois Arts Alliance, and most recently at Links Hall, an innovative performing arts studio where I served as Managing Director for 2.5 years. I also sit on the Board of Split Pillow, a nonprofit Chicago-centric film production company, and I perform, produce, and create my own art as much as possible!
I love interacting with and supporting artists in all mediums, and I am thrilled by the festival environment, with its opportunities to share extraordinary art work and performance, meet new people, and celebrate the culture of Evanston, Chicago, and beyond! I hope that if you are participating in the festivals in any way or are one of our valued guests, that you will reach out to me about anything - I'm here this summer for you!
Friday, February 27, 2009
Mee-Ow meets The Beatles this weekend!
Mee-Ow just keeps coming up with more and more witty titles and themes for their shows, and the theme of their Winter mainstage is no different. "Dr. Pepper's Homely Joke Brigade," referring to the Beatles' infamous album, is a variety show consisting of quick improvisations, a brief sketch comedy, and "rock and roll" musical numbers. The audience plays a key role in their show by coming up with the most ridiculous topics to start their improv from.
As North by Northwestern best puts it, Mee-Ow is "Northwestern's only short-form improvisational troupe, and is a group of eight undergrads who are talented enough to meet the group's triple-threat standards." It's no wonder that they've turned Northwestern grads into famous comedians like Kirsten Schaal (from Flight of the Conchords).
If you're up for a fun night of British accents and awkward dancing, you should check out Mee-Ow in Dr. Pepper's Homely Joke Brigade this weekend in Norris' Louis Room.
February 27th: 8 pm and 11 pm
February 28th: 8 pm and 11 pm
*Could not find ticket prices
Have a great weekend, and stay out of rain puddles!
This is Kristina signing out...
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Franz Lehár's “The Merry Widow” Opening at Northwestern
Northwestern’s first opera with new director Jay Lesenger, “The Merry Widow,” is bound to be a great success. Lesenger has brought about a new, exciting era of opera to Northwestern with precise direction and a light-hearted attitude. “I just love Jay Lesenger. He is such a wonderful director,” said Drew Selcke, a sophomore Vocal Performance major and member of the “Merry Widow” chorus.
The opera, about a wealthy widow from Petrovenia who lives in 1900s Paris, will be performed in an English translation by renowned American lyricist, composer, and Northwestern alumnus Sheldon Harnick. Filled with can-can girls, champagne, waltzing, and some very exciting man-tights, this opera is sure to be fun and entertaining for everyone. Held at Cahn Auditorium, 600 Emerson Street, on the University’s Evanston campus the production runs through Sunday. Times are as follows:
Thursday, Feb. 26: 7:30 p.m.
Friday, Feb. 27: 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 28: 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, March 1: 3 p.m.
Tickets are $18 for the general public; $15 for senior citizens and Northwestern faculty and staff; and $8 for students with valid IDs.
For more information, call the Pick-Staiger Concert Office at (847) 491-5441 or visit the Pick-Staiger Web site at http://www.pickstaiger.org/. To order tickets by phone, call the Pick-Staiger ticket office at (847) 467-4000.
-L.A.U.R.E.N.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Cool Info on Fire Station #5 Renovation!
Here is a brief history and some information about the renovation of Fire Station #5 provided by Division Chief Thomas Janetske. It's quite fascinating! Tours of the renovated fire station will be held at the grand opening on Feburary 27 from 3pm to 5pm.
Built more than 50 years ago, Old Fire Station 5 on Central Street housed multiple firefighters and equipment over the years. The physical space as well as electrical, mechanical, and plumbing systems was no longer efficient and reliable. The space itself proved unable to support a modern and diverse workforce. Lastly, only two of the Department’s fire engines were able to "fit" into the low profile apparatus doors.
Fire Station #5 was a total renovation of a 1950’s era one‐story fire station building consisting of the demolition and removal of the existing structure and subsequent reconstruction ofa new 14,260 square foot facility on the same site. The fully sprinklered, updated station design provides three new apparatus bays including one drive‐thru bay. There is a two‐story living area with dorms, kitchen, a work‐out area, office space and a basement for utilities. The new station is compatible with modern requirements and today’s technology and is the City’s first LEEDs (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) building which is a green building rating system. As a result of the LEEDs certification, the City of Evanston received a $100,000 grant from the Illinois Clean Energy Grant Program.
The architect for the building was Muller and Muller Architects, Chicago, Illinois. CATH Associates Inc. (an Evanston firm) acted as the owner representative, working closely with the City of Evanston’s Facilities Manager and the Fire Department staff during the construction of this fcility. The general contractor for the project was Central Lakes Construction out of Prospect Heights.
Groundbreaking for Nw Fire Station 5 took place in 2007. Built at a cost of $4.7 million andalmost 2 ½ times the size of the facility it replaces, the new station opened for service on January 12, 2009. Fire Station 5 is staffed around the clock with 3 firefighter/paramedics. The staffed advanced life support engine company supports the City’s responses to more than 9,000 calls for service annually.
Friday, February 20, 2009
Fire Station Number Fi-ii-ii-ii-ive: Public Art Dedication
Like Dracula and (more accurately) Aurora Borealis, the newest edition to Evanston's public art collection is visible ONLY IN DARKNESS! and via photos on the Internet...
Emitting Waves by Minneapolis artist Robert W. Smart is a series of six cell-cast acrylic panels carved with images depicting the flow of glorious, flame-extinguishing water. The images appear to float. They are lit internally by computer-programmed light-emitting diodes with colors and designs that evolve slowly over time.
Emitting Waves graces the front of Evanston's newly renovated Fire Station #5, located at 2830 Central Street.
The grand opening of Fire Station #5 and the dedication of Emitting Waves will take place on Friday February 27, from 3pm to 5pm. While Emitting Waves will not be visible at this time, I can assure you that Fire Station #5 will be visible.
The mayoral ribbon cutting ceremony will be at 3:15pm. The ceremony will be one of Mayor Lorraine H. Morton's last public appearances as Mayor. Afterwards, tours of the fire station and refreshments will be provided.
Stick around until sunset at 5:39pm and see the full glory of Emitting Waves unleashed.
