The Eureka Symphony and Eureka Symphony Orchestra present their Winter Dreams Concert at the Arkley Center. Led by conductor and local treasure Carol Jacobson, this concert will feature a holiday-themed repertoire including parts of Handel’s advent-ubiquitous Messiah and a sing-along of Christmas carols. This sort of thing is pretty magical this time of year, especially to the kiddies, so it’s a real blessing that children 12 and under enjoy free admission to this two-night event. For us adults it’s a sliding scale of $19-$49 but well worth the price for skillfully executed holiday cheer.
Talented local singer-songwriter and guitarist Georgia Ruth celebrates the release of her debut CD Life Worth Living! with members of local master act Absynth Quartet at M. Walker Guitars, the South G Street shop of luthier Michael Walker. Tickets are available online at the Absynth Quartet’s website for $20, or you can try your luck and show up for the kick-off at 8 p.m.
Past and future art-funk group Peach Purple team up with neo-jazz and hip-hop quintet The Fatherlies for a bouncing night of joyful noise at Humbrews at 9:30 p.m. ($5). Come shake out your cares and troubles with two of the best local groups to curate a groovy exorcism at one of the best venues for such as well.
This article appears in 30.
Hello everyone. My name is Olga and I’m from Russia
At the moment I’m in the process of writing my master’s thesis on the use of blogs in education.
Could you help me a little? Just answer the question here in the comments. Who do you consider the best singer, composer, songwriter of all time?
It can be one person or several people. I will be very grateful for your help.
Beams of goodness all around, as we say in Russia.