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Events Calendar Saint Joseph's Cultural Center Located in Historic Downtown Grass Valley, California 410 S. Church Street, Grass Valley 95945
410 S. Church St. 2 Blocks from Historic Downtown Grass Valley (530) 272-4725 |
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Saturday July 5th Born to be Wild – A Fun’ Raiser for KVMR’s Conversations 5pm – midnight, with dj Divine and The Born to be Wild Band “Conversations is a courageous exploration of ideas and issues seldom covered elsewhere; Michael Stone's tone is thoughtful, intelligent, and probing.” Richard Heinberg
This is a benefit to support the national syndication of Conversations, an information and interview show, currently running on KVMR 89.5 fm at noon on alternating Tuesdays. This fun filled festival includes, pot luck picnic (BBQ available), live music, an abundant array of raffle prizes… and dj Divine (aka Michael Stone) will rock you with an eclectic blend of global dance music. Children welcome. Bring a dish to share and a blanket for the rose garden.
CONVERSATIONS, a radio show hosted by Michael Stone, brings you leading edge thinkers in the areas of Environmental Restoration, Social Justice and Spiritual fulfillment. We look for positive solutions to local and global issues that leave you touched, moved and inspired to action. Our weekly guests include local and global experts and concerned citizens working together to heal the wounds that separate, alienate and marginalize people. The show moves beyond current mainstream reporting by featuring enlightened perspectives on issues that matter by some of the world’s leading authors and thinkers. By supporting Conversations you support in depth reporting on critical issues of both local and global concern. Please join us for this community event.
“To be in conversation with Michael Stone opens the heart and mind. Our interview together was enhanced by his caring intelligence and rich experience.” Joanna Macy
Suggested Donation $15 or more. Tickets at Harmony Books, Nevada City and Briar Patch Co-Op, Grass Valley or online at www.welloflight.com For more information call 530.477.7757 or email michael@welloflight.com <mailto:michael@welloflight.com> Visit our web site at www.arewelistening.net <http://www.arewelistening.net>
Saturday, July 19th 8:00PM Seasons of Love – A marvelous, magical musical adventure
For one night only, six fabulous singers converge on Grass Valley to present a cabaret of Broadway’s best shows including songs from ‘Rent’, ‘Wicked’, ‘110 In the Shade’, ‘Funny Girl’, ‘Gypsy’, ‘Guys and Doll’s and more. The singers are Brielle Morgan of Nevada City, Joe Snook of Tucson, Arizona, Christine Enderle from North Adams, Massachusetts, Jodi Darling from Tucson, Arizona, Jason Antone from Chicago, Illinois, and Erin Berkowitz from Santa Barbara, Ca. The musicians are Ken Hardin on piano, Bob Villowck on Keyboards, Charlie Faber on Bass, and Gary Campus on drums.
There will be a no host wine bare and other refreshments. Tickets are $20.00 and are only available at the door. Call 530-265-6247 for more information.
Sunday, July 20th, Monday, July 21st and Tuesday, July 22nd Community Asian Theater of the Sierra will be holding auditions for their next production A Flower Drum Song Email CATS at info@catsweb.org
Thursday, July 24th, Friday, July 25th, Saturday, July 26th and Sunday, July 27th The Little Players perform a play
Friday, September 19th and Saturday, September 20th Barbara Marciniak Barbara Marciniak returns to Grass Valley in 2007. Now in her 20th year of channeling, she weaves together her own unique perspective based on a lifetime of exploration and search for truth as well as information gathered from the Pleiadian collective. She will discuss the astrological weather and the current political climate. Barbara is a fascinating speaker - cosmic yet practical. As we move forward into the next phase of acceleration, the time between thought and manifestation grows ever shorter. We have an inherent right and duty to design and create our lives. Existence is alive with possibilities. Now is the time. We are called to re-imagine our world.
For more info: (530) 292-3112 www.pleiadians.com ludiandkaren@nccn.net
Tina Malia In Concert “Her voice is as pure as fresh water bubbling from a mountain spring. As a songwriter, she evokes visions of a higher realm, a place of peace and oneness, yet her words are very much of this world, and of the earth. Her name is Tina Malia - a name that will be well known before long, because this young woman is destined for musical immortality.” - Magical Blend Magazine
Tina Malia's luxurious voice and enchanting presence is creating a stir from coast to coast and across the world. Her original music touches the listener with elevating lyrics and deep, earthy rhythms. Trained as a classical pianist and vocalist, and inspired by her roots in American folk and soul music, she has also been widely influenced by music from around the world. Her music marries the timelessness of all these styles with a new flair all her own. She has been compared to such legendary female artists as Joni Mitchell, Sarah McLaughlin, and Loreena McKennitt.
After studying sound engineering and classical vocal performance, she began her professional music career at age 18 as a producer, engineer and vocalist for a children's music label out of Northern California. She then went on to produce two of her own recordings, and has just released her third "the Silent Awakening". It features a rich, groove oriented, acoustic and electric feast by percussionist Greg Ellis of Vas, renowned violinist Darol Anger, vocalist Sasha Butterfly, MJ Greenmountain from Hamsa Lila, and with Tina Malia on vocals, guitar, 12-string, piano, marimba and hammer dulcimer.
Tina Malia is an integral part of a grass-roots musical movement originating from the San Francisco Bay area, and tours nationally and internationally with her 5 piece band. She is also a featured vocalist with Jai Uttal and the Pagan Love Orchestra, and has toured with Hamsa Lila, Lost at Last, and shared stages with Michael Franti, Wisdom, Kan'nal, and many other counter culture bands. She has also performed at many major festivals across the United States including the Oregon Country Faire, Tribal Stomp, Harmony Fest, Earthdance, the Sacred World Music Festival, Reggae on the River and many more.
“Tina Malia boasts a beautiful soprano - the kind that gets up there, but is never piercingly high.” Audrey Sunu in Details Magazine
“Her voice shows a maturity and expressiveness beyond her years, and literally casts a spell over the listener, with feelings of yearning, enchantment and personal experience that she conveys in her lyrics and intricately woven music. Original songs by Tina express the timelessness of inspiration, hope and celebration. Tina's writing style is contemplative, devotional, and joyous in nature." Lloyd Barde of Backroads Music
“Rarely have I felt so taken by an artist so instantly; the purity and clarity of her voice and the soaring spirituality of her lyrics and melodies absolutely transported me.” Susan Dobra in Magical Blend Magazine
Saturday, October 25th The B and T Club host a private social gathering for their members
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