Gatherings
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Join In, Make Your Own
5-8pm 300 Block Main Street. download your Dogwood Festival 2013 brochure Dogwood Festival is all about celebrating the arts.  Whether you’re an accomplished artist, relatively sure the best you can do is draw a stick figure, or  just learning to hold a pencil–sit down and draw with the Artist Friends of the Pomerene. Live creatively!  as part of Dogwood Festival 2013/First Friday Celebration. Next stop, PARK space.  Help make the “BIG RUG” for the little sod island with Jessie Tubbs and her young yarn bombing crew. They’re a creative and friendly bunch and will gladly teach you how to crochet if you don’t already know. Source: theaandsami.blogspot.com via Pomerene Center on Pinterest…
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Dogwood Festival 2013 Schedule
The 28th annual Dogwood Festival “NO PLACE LIKE HOME” May 2-10 MUSIC FATHER-DAUGHTER, CHRISTIAN & CAMILLE HOWES “It used to be you could hardly find a good jazz violinist. Nowadays there are four or five really good players, but there is nobody better than this guy” Les Paul  Christian performs with daughter Camille. Also playing Coshocton County Father-Daughter duo, Bobby & Laura Dotson. 6-8pm, May 3 @PARK SPACE as part of First Friday Celebration. free. Table reservations accepted with donation. 740.622.0326 BRADLEY HUNTER WELCH plays the Taylor & Boody Tracker Organ 3pm, May 5 @COSHOCTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. free. “To invoke an old Southern expression, Bradley Hunter Welch plays the…
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Great jazz melody alive and well
HiFi Rendezvous| Friday, April 5, 7pm Genre: jazz standards Suggested donation $10 Nick Schmitt (guitar vocals), Ken Brode (drums), Caroline Heading (piano), Tim Pence (percussion), John Lindig (bass and alto Sax) Fri, April 5 at 7pm–The Pomerene Center welcomes hometown band Hi-Fi Rendezvous for a musical evening dedicated to keeping great jazz melody alive and well.  The band listens to–among others–Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgersald, Saragh Vaughn, Nat King Cole,Monk, Duke Ellington, Tony Bennett,Stan Getz, Bill Evans, Jobim. A little tidbit about their history with some Coshocton history thrown in: Hi-Fi started as Whitewoman Street Jazz in 2008.  The band switched their name to Hi-Fi Rendezvous when they began playing outside Coshocton…
