Art Show/ Free Summer Concert
Prospect Hill
Following are 2 arts-related announcements for Prospect Hill residents – spread the word!
WOMEN EXPOSED ART SHOW
This Saturday, April 27, 2013 from 4-10 PM at the Fell
Building, 400 W. 4th Street;
Tickets are only $5 and proceeds benefit Middle Way House.
Women Exposed is a collective grassroots organization of women artists and volunteers. The purpose of this art show is to showcase and celebrate women-identifying artists in the local community. If you are interested in volunteering or displaying art, please visit www.womenexposedbloomington.wordpress.com for further information. The event will feature street performances including belly dancing, a samba troupe, and the Jefferson Street Marching Band.
FREE SUMMER CONCERT – SAVE THE DATE!
Prospect Hill resident Richard Lewis is presenting his fourth annual free summer concert on Sunday, June 9 at 2:00 PM at Fairview United Methodist Church, 600 W. Sixth Street (in the Near West Side). Save the date now and plan to bring your friends and neighbors to this free, informal, and entertaining program! See event details online at http://www.facebook.com/events/355749831201544/ or immediately below:
Aren’t you tired of hearing about easy, comfortable, romantic love? Don’t you miss the days when love was dangerous, cursed, and secret – the way it was meant to be?
Well, return with us to the good old, bad old days of forbidden love with “Foreign Affairs, Domestic Intrigue” – a free summer concert that’s all about love and lies from around the globe and close to home. Soprano Anna Singer, baritone Richard Lewis, and pianist Michael Borowitz are back this summer to regale you with music from Broadway and opera and introduce you to characters filled with doom and gloom.
Of course, you’ll hear happy music, too – from PBS’ Downton Abbey and its era; great spirituals; bubbly Rossini; toe-tapping tunes by Frank Loesser. But you’ll also get deep, dark drama from Mozart and Tchaikovsky. Plus, we’ll celebrate Verdi’s 200th birthday with music from his “cursed” operas, Macbeth and La Forza del Destino (The Force of Destiny).
And, in a more generous vein, at this free concert we will accept free-will donations to benefit Boys and Girls Clubs of Bloomington, who provide great programs to area youth. So, whether you want to bask in the misery of others or give generously to your community, come join us!
This concert is supported in part by the City of Bloomington Arts Commission.
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