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Troy University Dothan Community Band concert tomorrow

Troy University Dothan Community Band concert tomorrow

The Troy University Dothan Community Band concert is set for tomorrow, July 12th at 7:30 p.m.  at Landmark Park in Dothan. 

Come out to the park and enjoy live music under the stars.  Admission is free.  For more information, call 334-194-4352.

The Rudd Art Center's 12th Annual Regional Juried Art Show accepting submissions

The Rudd Art Center is currently accepting submissions for its 12th Annual Regional Juried Art Show.  The deadline for entries is August 4th.

The show will run from August 18 through September 28th.  Artists must be age 18 or older to enter.

For more information, click here.

Source:  Dale County Council of Arts and Humanities

First Saturday Family Day at the Wiregrass Museum of Art

First Saturday Family Day at the Wiregrass Museum of Art

The Wiregrass Museum of Art is hosting it's First Saturday Family Day.

Drop by the museum tomorrow to participate in activitites for kids of all ages.  For more information, call the museum at 334-794-3871.

The Wiregrass Musuem of Art hosting folk pottery exhibit

The Wiregrass Musuem of Art hosting folk pottery exhibit

The Wiregrass Museum of Art hosting a folk pottery exhibition.

This exhibit showcases 30 examples of stoneware, face jugs and a variety of vases and runs through October 27th.

To learn more about this or other exhibits at the Wiregrass Museum of Art, visit their website or all them at 334-794-3871.

"Inspried by Nature" cermamics exhibit currently on display at the Wiregrass Museum of Art

"Inspried by Nature" cermamics exhibit currently on display at the Wiregrass Museum of Art

The Wiregrass Museum of Art is exhibiting Inspired by Nature: Ceramics by Lynette Hesser and Steve Loucks through June 23rd.

Lynette Hesser and Steve Loucks are one of the South's most celebrated husband and wife ceramicist teams.  Loucks sculpts and forms the work, while Hesser carves and embellishes the form with detailed shapes and floral designs.

Lynnette Hesser, a resident of Alabama since 1987, was awarded the Alabama State Council on the Arts Fellowship in Crafts for 2011. Hesser designs are derived from geometric patterns and floral images. Loucks, who received his MFA in 1985 from the New York College of Ceramics at Alfred University, plays upon traditional pottery forms which transcend function.

Inspired by Nature is organized by the Wiregrass Museum of Art. The exhibition will be held in the museum's Dove East Gallery.

Source:  The Wiregrass Museum of Art

 

Submissions sought for "The MLK Project"

Submissions sought for "The MLK Project"

Red Mountain Theatre Company (Birmingham, AL) and its Executive Director Keith Cromwell, in collaboration with Lee Sentell (Alabama Tourism Director) and Dr. Lawrence J. Pijeaux (President and CEO of Birmingham Civil Rights Institute) are hosting a national search for a one-act written piece to be produced in honor of the 50th Anniversary commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s historic “Letter from a Birmingham Jail.”

The one-act theatrical presentation (play, musical or spoken word) will become the second act of a fully-realized theatrical event that features a first-act dramatic reading of the “Letter to Martin Luther King” by a group of clergymen and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “Letter from a Birmingham Jail,” written during his incarceration in 1963. 

Submissions are due no later than September 1, 2012, and the winner will be announced on October 15, 2012.

"Inspried by Nature" cermamics exhibit currently on display at the Wiregrass Museum of Art

"Inspried by Nature" cermamics exhibit currently on display at the Wiregrass Museum of Art

The Wiregrass Museum of Art is exhibiting Inspired by Nature: Ceramics by Lynette Hesser and Steve Loucks through June 23rd.

Lynette Hesser and Steve Loucks are one of the South's most celebrated husband and wife ceramicist teams.  Loucks sculpts and forms the work, while Hesser carves and embellishes the form with detailed shapes and floral designs.

Lynnette Hesser, a resident of Alabama since 1987, was awarded the Alabama State Council on the Arts Fellowship in Crafts for 2011. Hesser designs are derived from geometric patterns and floral images. Loucks, who received his MFA in 1985 from the New York College of Ceramics at Alfred University, plays upon traditional pottery forms which transcend function.

Inspired by Nature is organized by the Wiregrass Museum of Art. The exhibition will be held in the museum's Dove East Gallery.

Source:  The Wiregrass Museum of Art