Gatherings
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PETE SKJOLD & FRIENDS, first time out of the stable
Pete Skjold on bass, Ed Zinkon on guitar and Erinn Simmons on drums Friday, April 4, 7pm @ the Pomerene Center for the Arts Suggested donation $10 Reserve a table | 740.622.0326 or pomerenearts@gmail.com JOIN Pete Skjold, Ed Zinkon and Erinn Simmons April 4, 7-9pm. Music arranged for the indoor acoustic space of the Pomerene Center. Nice mixture of blues, jazz and some rock. Expect amazing. Reserve your table, bring your own beverage and help keep the lights on. WHAT IS A RENT PARTY? At the time of the Great Migration north (1910-1930), blacks emigrating from the south settled the problem of Harlem’s inflated rents by throwing parties. Furniture was moved to the outside walls, musicians…
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Returning to First Principles
We invite the community to come view Tim Frank’s work and talk with this accomplished designer/site specific artist @ the opening party of RETURNING TO FIRST PRINCIPLES an exhibit of design drawings and models FRIDAY March 21 | 5:30-7pm The exhibit runs through April 26 in conjunction with the artPARK design project. The design team will be on hand at the opening. Come and share your thoughts and ideas about the design of a very prominent space in downtown Coshocton. Artist Statement My working methodology begins with systematic site investigations of things like patterns of daylight, prevailing winds, and temperature gradients in order to reveal the fundamental relationships that play out locally…
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Wayfarers Perform New “Old Music” + some of their old favorites
THE WAYFARERS Friday, March. 7, 7pm @ the Pomerene Center for the Arts Suggested donation $10 Reserve a table | 740.622.0326 or pomerenearts@gmail.com We had a request for Irish music for the March Rent Party–obviously made in honor of St Patty’s Day–and thought of THE WAYFARERS. Admittedly we made the mistake of over-emphasizing the effect of Irish Traditional Music on American Mountain Music which like so much of what is truly American is a total mashup, in this case of Anglo – African – German – Scotch-Irish and maybe a little Irish music. (Read about the Scotch-Irish here.) Though not Irish, the high energy mountain music as interpreted by the Wayfarer’s will draw a…
