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Offshoot
unites coffee house scene with bluegrass music
Offshoot
Productions' Stars on the Southern Crescent coffee houses have always
been one of the best bargains in the area. The audience gets top-notch
local and regional entertainment at a nearby venue with the promise
of delicious desserts and beverages.
Kiwanis
Fair brings in top-notch entertainment
Visitors
to the Fayette County Kiwanis Fair know that there will be lots of fun
rides to ride and games to play, as well as lots of exhibits to peruse
and food to eat. This year's fair will also offer up some fine musical
selections as well, promising a little something for everybody.
Hall
and Oates close out summer concert series
The Frederick
Brown Jr. Amphitheater has had a rockin' good concert series this year,
offering a mix of entertainers from a number of different eras.
Rotary
Fall Festival returns for 12th year
Typically, the Stonewall
Complex in Fayetteville is used for getting the tag for your car each
year. It is also the site for a number of festivals and events throughout
the year. This year will mark the 12th annual Rotary Club of Fayetteville's
Fall Festival and will feature a car show, country music, festival food
and a number of arts and crafts vendors.
Local
group is a home away from home for writers
Helen
Parker Steele has finally found a new family and a home away from home.
It is the Fayette Writers Group, which meets every Saturday from 10
a.m.-noon. Steele is the secretary for the group.
New
theater group to hold auditions for comedy/mystery
Fayette
Coweta Family Theatre has started a new theater company called Sharpsburg
on Stage, which will present two one-act comedy/mysteries in November
at the A&O Bridges Community Building as a benefit for the Sharpsburg
Library Fund. The plays that will be presented are "Not My Cup
of Tea," and "Next Victim, Please."
The
best show you aren't watching
What
if the world around you and the people who inhabit it weren't real?
Each day major plot points were being scripted by writers and your every
move was followed by camera crews. Worse, the people you thought you
knew aren't who they claimed to be, but actors. What would you do? How
would you react when the truth was finally revealed? Would you ever
figure it out if they didn't tell you?
Fischer
teaching Pilates at The Studio
"Tegan
Fischer has joined the professional dance faculty at The Studio in Fayetteville,"
announced artistic director Magdalena Maury.
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