Dogwood Festival
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Father-Daughter duo Christian and Camille Howes
Christian & Camille Howes. | Friday, May 3, 6-8pm Venue: PARK space, 317 Main Street, Coshocton as part of Dogwood Festival/First Friday Celebration, Genre: jazz violin with opening father-daughter duo, Bobby & Laura Dotson see what else is going on during Dogwood Festival How fitting to this year’s Dogwood Festival theme “NO PLACE LIKE HOME” to hear two father-daughter duos– home grown musicians in the most literal sense. And we’ll present them in an open door, homey way in the center of Coshocton. Walk by, stop, sit down, stay, eat, have a beer if you’re 21 or older. Coshocton SportZone will be grilling. Table reservations accepted with donation. 740.622.0326 download…
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Landscapes
LANDSCAPES by Judith Speckman Russell opening as part of Dogwood Festival 2013, Thursday May 2 from 5:30-7pm. Runs through June 18. see what else is going on during Dogwood Festival My paintings are of things that I find beautiful and I try to convey that as best I can. I was born in Coshocton and grew up there in the ‘40s and ‘50s. My name then was Judy Speckman–I am the daughter of Robert and Blanche Speckman. At fifteen I went to Concord Academy in Massachusetts, then I attended Bennington College in Vermont, and I graduated from Ohio State. I married Charles Russell, who is now a retired Professor of…
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Building Home/Building Hope
BUILDING HOME/BUILDING HOPE opens as part of Dogwood Festival 2013, Thursday May 2 from 5:30-7pm In partnership with Habitat for Humanity, the Pomerene Center for the Arts presents the work of local photographers. Please join us for the opening party. Local vintners share the fruits of their labor. And Kathy Thompson on the piano sweetens the atmosphere. The event is free and open to the public. Opening the same night LANDSCAPES by Coshocton ex-pat Judith Speckman Russell bringing her art “home”. see what else is going on during Dogwood Festival Words from home.”Photography has always been a part of my life. Through my mother’s influence I learned at a young age that, “If you didn’t…
