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Community theatre, jazz and dance performances this weekend - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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From jazz trios to Shakespeare in the park, Evanston is providing no shortage of ways to spend the weekend as the summer days dwindle down. Local Note, the jazz club in downtown Evanston that opened earlier this year will offer a selection of jazz trios this weekend. The Clark Sommers Trio will take the stage on Friday while the Jon Dietemyer Trio is on Saturday. Both will have 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. shows. Reservations are encouraged and can be made here. Evanston SPACE will also offer a packed lin
Festivals, sidewalk sales and concerts galore - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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July is wrapping with a wide array of events in and around Evanston. The Central Street Sidewalk Sale continues through 5 p.m. Saturday and then moves inside participating shops from 12 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Sidewalk sales in Downtown Evanston and on the Main Dempster Mile continue through Sunday. Hours vary by business. From 12 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Skylight Vintage Festival is a family-friendly festival with vintage vendors, live music and local food to support the mission of the Skylight Counsel
Bronwyn brings bluegrass with 'outlaw country influences' in new album Rattlin' Bones - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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On July 30, Evanstonians can expect a bit of a rattle in their bones as Nashville artist Bronwyn will stop by SPACE as part of her tour in support of her new album, “Rattlin’ Bones.” Bronwyn Keith-Hynes, stage name Bronwyn, is a Grammy-winning fiddle player, vocalist and bandleader based in Nashville. While she has been in the bluegrass business for most of her life, she says this is her first album for which she has written most of the songs. Four years ago, she began touring nationally with th
Curatorial fellow explores remembrance in new show - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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In her reflection, she sees her mother. In the way she writes, she feels her father’s love of language. Despite their deaths over twenty years ago, Indira Frietas Johnson still feels her parents in quiet, enduring ways. The exploration of loss and remembrance is shown through her show “Presence and Absence: The Space Between” at Evanston Art Center. The exhibition was curated by Johnson, who was this year’s recipient of EAC’s curatorial fellowship program. Johnson was born in Mumbai, but receive
There's a storm rolling in! - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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Watching bull riding on your bucket list this summer? Just a little over an hour away, it will be on offer this weekend at Country Thunder Wisconsin. It’s part of the Country Thunder Music Festivals lineup, seven music festivals across Canada and the U.S. Located in Twin Lakes, Wisconsin, the venue will offer lush scenery right near the lake. The mainstage, where all of the headliners will perform, is surrounded by food trucks and sponsor activation stands with giveaways and goodies, said Megan
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