* Celtic Fire! A Tribal Celebration
Tucson Celtic Festival & Scottish Highland Games
Rillito Raceway Park, 4502 N First Ave
Info: The band has shared stages with Joe Walsh, John
Entwhistle, Linkin Park, and Alicia Keys and are the
only
independent band to have played the Rock and
Roll Hall
of Fame. Fusing signature vocals and guitar with
the
deep pulse of the didgeridoo, the soaring highs of
the
bagpipes and tribal percussion, BROTHER is wholly
original. The band’s powerhouse live
performances are
an energetic celebration, captivating and engaging
the
audience from the first song to the last.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: Included in Sat. Festival Admission,
$12 Adults, $9 Senior/Military, $5
Youth, Under 6 FREE
* The 3rd Annual Arizona Musical Instrument Builders
Expo
17th Street Market Guitars & World Music Store
810 East 17th Street
Info: Once again, the 17th Street Guitars & World Music
Store is planning a Luthier show as part of our
pre-Christmas community presentations. The date
and time for this year’s show will be Saturday,
November 7th, from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm. We
are anticipating another capacity turnout of
Luthier’s which include Dave Schecter, Chris
Larsen, Bob Mick, Les Korn, Brad Hibbits, Kevin
Sterner, Gary Knight, Pat Armstrong, Tom Garden,
Chuck Back, Cy Amesquita, Walt Kuhlman, Roberto
Venn School of Luthery and others.
The 17th Street Market, The United Nations for
foodies and music is located at 810 East 17th
Street in the Armory Park Artist Warehouse District.
The Market is open 7 days a week for your
shopping convenience. Store Hours: Monday –
Friday 9am to 7pm, Saturday 9am to 6pm, Sunday
11:00 am to 5 pm.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [10:00 a.m.]
Cost: free
Al Foul
Surly Wench Pub
424 N. Fourth Ave.
Info: Rockabilly. 21 and over.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [9:00 p.m.]
Cost: $5
Batucaxé
Club Congress
311 E. Congress St
Info: Drum and dance ensemble. All ages.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $5, available at www.ticketweb.com
Fourkiller Flats
Plush
340 E. Sixth St
Info: Rock. With the Monahans and the Sand
Rubies. 21 and over.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [9:30 p.m.]
Cost: $5
Ghost Cow
Vaudeville Cabaret
110 E. Congress St.
Info: Pop, rock and soul. With Tone Monkeys.
21 and over.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [10:00 p.m.]
Cost: $5
Healing Chance featuring Norma Gentile
Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
2331 E. Adams St.
Info: This is the Southwest premier of Hildegard’s Eight
Antiphons of St. Ursula, with sound shaman Norma
Gentile, accompanied by a women’s ensemble
led by Christina Jarvis and harmonic toning and a
choir of Tibetan Singing Bowls.
FOR ONLINE ONLY. All performed within a
candlelight environment. This is a sacred space
dedicated with poetry, music, and silence.
Sound Shaman Norma Gentile is trained in Vocal
Performance from the University of Michigan and is
a published channel for Archangel Michael and the
Hathors.
Her website is www.healingchants.com
Her website is www.healingchants.com
Tickets in advance are available at Antigone
Bookstore.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: $17.50 in advance; $20 at the door
Interstate
Rock n' Java
7555 W. Twin Peaks Road
Info: Folk, blues and rock. All ages.
FOR ONLINE ONLY: November 6th & 7th Rock n' Java
presents the local band Interstate to the stage. These
two evenings will be filled with all original music.
Interstate plays alternative folk and blues. Bring your
friends out for a night of live music. Presented by Rock
n' Java Coffeehouse
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: Free
Just for Kids TSO Flute Viola Harp Trio
Tucson Symphony Center
2175 N. Sixth Ave.
Info: In “Sam and the Crazy Daisy,” a lazy day on the
farm
turns into a day of adventure as Sam the ol’ hound
dog spots a flying flower. Join Sam and the TSO
Flute
Viola Harp Trio as he chases across the farm in
hopes
of finding out just how that daisy became so crazy
in
a new musical story written by TSO violinist and
composer Michael Fan. The Flute Viola Harp Trio is
Pat
Watrous, flute, Ann Weaver, viola and Trish Harris,
harp.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [See Event]
Cost: Free, $2 donation suggested
Kathy Mattea
Centennial Hall
1020 E. University Blvd.
Info: Folk and country music Grammy winner
performs. All ages.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [8:00 p.m.]
Cost: $15-$44
Meditation Concert of Healing Chants with Norma
Gentile
Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church
2331 E. Adams St.
Info: The candlelight concert will feature the southwest
premiere of Hildegard’s Eight Antiphons for St. Ursula
with a women’s choir led by Christina Jarvis, GSP
Music
Director. The concert will also include audience-
created harmonic tones and chanting as well as a
choir
of Tibetan singing bowls.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: $17.50 in advance (available at Antigone
Books) and $20 at the door
Mr. Boogie Woogie
DesertView Performing Arts Center
39900 S. Clubhouse Drive
Info: Eric-Jan Overbeek performs boogie and blues.
Mr. Boogie Woogie is coming to DVPAC! Eric-Jan
Overbeek has been a success at many festivals,
Belgium Rhythm & Blues Festival, Blues Passion
Festival in Cognac, France; the Gaildorfer Bluesfest
in the south of Germany and all over Tucson. He
holds the unique distinction as being the only
musician in the world to play at the Amersterdam
Bluesfestival at the Meervaart six times. With his
lighning speed and energetic virtuoso style, Mr.
Boogie Woogie will "WOW" the audience.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: $18 in advance; $20 at the door
Santo Diablo
The Rock
136 N. Park Ave
Info: Rock. With Summer In December,
Knucklehorse, Kings of Arizona, Against
All Odds, 16th Street, Steven Frumess.
All ages, bar with I.D.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [6:00 p.m.]
Cost: $7-$9
The Ironwood Duo
Western National Parks Association
12880 N. Vistoso Village Drive
Info: Classical, jazz and rock. All ages.
FOR ONLINE ONLY. The Ironwood Duo consists of
internationally recognized artists Robert Matheson
(double
bass) and Michael Lich (classical guitar). They will
be joined by
Dan Kruse (tabla and percussion). All three
musicians have
backgrounds in classical and jazz music, while
each brings
with him musical tastes of several other styles.
Their
performances range from Bach’s elegant
harpsichord
preludes, to Jimi Hendrix’s raging Purple Haze, to
the eclectic
sounds of their jazz/bluegrass/world music
infused original
compositions. Tickets will go on sale on Thursday,
October
1st, and will cost $15 ($12 for WNPA Members).
This is a
return visit for Michael Lich, who sold out two
shows last
spring.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [1:00 p.m.]
Cost: $15; $12 for WNPA members
The Wayback Machine
Abounding Grace Sanctuary
2450 S. Kolb Rd.
Info: The acoustic music of the Grateful Dead. All ages.
Presented by Lava Music.
FOR ONLINE ONLY: Three time Tammie winner, the
Wayback Machine, will eschew its electric guitars
and drums for an intimate acoustic performance at
the Abounding Grace Sanctuary. Taking advantage
of the outstanding sound in this room, which is an
acoustically resonant octagon, the group will
feature an evening of music by Jerry Garcia/Robert
Hunter and the Grateful Dead.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $6
TSO Pops! Patriotic Pops
Tucson Music Hall
260 S. Church Ave.
Info: Guest conductor Albert-George Schram will
conduct the TSO
Pops! in a program of patriotic music that honors
our military
and salutes Veterans Day. Attendees must be over
six years
old.
FOR ONLINE ONLY: The TSO Chorus—Bruce
Chamberlain,
director—will join the celebration performing such
patriotic
highlights as The National Anthem, the “Battle
Hymn of the
Republic,” “America,” “America the Beautiful” and
“God Bless
America,” plus choral favorites.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [See Event]
Cost: $22-$60
Tucson Symphony Orchestra Just for Kids
Sahuarita Town Hall
375 W. Sahuarita Center Way
Info: Tucson Symphony Orchestra Wind
Quintet brings Prokofiev's classic tale of
Peter and the Wolf to life. Kids can dress
as their favorite animal.
Date & Time: November 7, 2009 [10:30 a.m.]
Cost: Free, $2 donation suggested
* Choral Evensong Service
Northminster Presbyterian Church
2450 E. Fort Lowell Road
Info: The Northminster Presbyterian Choir is pleased to
announce their annual Evensong Service. Loosely
patterned after the choral evensong services offered
daily in the great cathedrals and small churches in
England, the service will feature choral selections
from
the compositions of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy.
This concert of solo and chorus will feature favorites
from his oratorio Elijah and from his Symphony-
Cantata.
Date & Time: November 8, 2009 [5:00 p.m.]
Cost: Free
Arizona Symphonic Winds Veterans Day Concert
Catalina Foothills High School Auditorium
4300 E. Sunrise Drive
Info: Directed by László Veres. Old favorites, patriotic
music
and rousing marches.
Date & Time: November 8, 2009 [2:00 p.m.]
Cost: Free
Band Jam
Old Town Artisans
201 N. Court Ave
Info: Rock, blues, jazz and bluegrass with Still Cruisin',
Five
Way Street, Mark Holdaway, Earthlingz, Cinder Bridge,
Chet Gardiner and the Raging Grannies. Donations
benefit a Tucson family with urgent medical needs.
Date & Time: November 8, 2009 [12:00 p.m.]
Cost: Free
Calexico
Rialto Theatre
318 E. Congress St
Info: A live performance on the occasion of the
filming of Flor de Muertos, a
documentary celebration of the Twentieth
Anniversary All Souls Procession and the
music of Calexico. The entire concert will
be filmed. With Molehill Orkestrah. Indie
Rock. All ages.
Date & Time: November 8, 2009 [8:30 p.m.]
Cost: $30-$37
Calexico (Calexico)
Rialto Theatre
318 E. Congress St
Info: Calexico tocará en vivo como parte de un
documental llamado “Flor de Muertos”, que celebra la
edición número 20 de la procesión del Día de los
Muertos, así como la música del grupo. El concierto
entero será filmado. También tocará Molehill
Orkestrah. Para todas las edades.
Date & Time: November 8, 2009 [8:30 p.m.]
Cost: De $30 a $37
Fall Concert
Tucson Estates, multi purpose building
5900 W. Western Way Circle
Info: Sons of Orpheus men's choir performs.
Date & Time: November 8, 2009 [3:00 p.m.]
Cost: $7; $5 Tucson Estates Residents
Festival Internacional de Guitarra (First International
Tucson Guitar Festival)
Holsclaw Hall, en el complejo de la artes en UofA, en
Info: Habrá una competencia de guitarra el 8 de
noviembre a las 2:30 p.m., de $5 a $9. Rafael
Aguirre Miñarro dará un concierto el 11, de $18 a
$22. Todo finalizará con una presentación del
famoso duo, Sérgio y Odair Assad, quienes tocarán el
12 y 13, de $20 a $30. Las presentaciones del 11, 12
y 13 serán a las 7 p.m. Para información sobre las
clases que estos artista impartirán durante la
semana, llama al 621-1157.
Date & Time: November 8, 2009 [2:30 p.m.]
Cost: Competencia de guitarra: de $5 a $9;
Rafael Aguirre Miñarro: de $18 a $22;
Sérgio y Odair Assad: de $20 a $30
First International Tucson Guitar Festival
Holsclaw Hall, UA Fine Arts Complex
North Park Avenue and East Speedway
Info: Presented by the University of Arizona School of
Music and the Tucson Guitar Society.
ONLINE ONLY: The festival will open with the
Beeston Guitar Competition on Sunday, November
8, featuring members of the nationally acclaimed
UA guitar studio headed by Professor Thomas
Patterson, whose Graduates have gone on to win
major competitions and have succeeded as
professional musicians and teachers. On
Wednesday, November 11, renowned Spanish
guitarist Rafael Aguirre Miñarro will present a
concert. Miñarro made his solo debut at age 16
and
has gone on to perform in venues in Europe and
abroad. The festival will close with the world
famous guitar duo, Sérgio and Odair Assad
performing on Thursday and Friday, November 12
and 13. The virtuosic Grammy-winning brothers
have shared the stage with musical icons such as
Yo-Yo Ma and Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg,
presenting avant-garde works, in addition to their
masterful performances of traditional repertoire. It
is an event you will not want to miss!
Masterclasses by these renowned artists will be
offered during the week of the festival. For more
information, please contact Professor Tom
Patterson, rtp@email.arizona.edu or 520-621-
1157.
Date & Time: November 8, 2009 [2:30 p.m.]
Cost: Beeston Guitar Competition: $5-$9;
Rafael Aguirre Miñarro: $18-$22;
Sérgio and Odair Assad: $20-$30
The Arizona Early Music Society
St. Philip's in the Hills Episcopal Church
4440 N. Campbell Ave.
Info: The Arizona Early Music Society will present the newly
formed duo Virginal Music, with Melanie Germond,
soprano, and Marc Bellassai, playing the virginal and
harpsichord. The virginal is an early English parlor
instrument which is a member of the harpsichord
family.
Date & Time: November 8, 2009 [3:00 p.m.]
Cost: $20; discounts available
Thriftstore Throwdown, The Discotays, The Snuggles
Dry River Collective
740 N. Main St.
Info: Seminal art performance rockers and hardcore rock.
All ages.
FOR ONLINE ONLY: Thriftstore Throwdown, bring
their
unique blend of unicorns and topical melodic ballads
in conjunction with touring electronica artists, The
Discotays. Also performing, hardcore delights The
Snuggles. More to be announced.
Date & Time: November 8, 2009 [8:00 p.m.]
Cost: Free, $5 donation
TSO Pops! Patriotic Pops
Tucson Music Hall
260 S. Church Ave.
Info: Guest conductor Albert-George Schram will
conduct the TSO
Pops! in a program of patriotic music that honors
our military
and salutes Veterans Day. Attendees must be over
six years
old.
FOR ONLINE ONLY: The TSO Chorus—Bruce
Chamberlain,
director—will join the celebration performing such
patriotic
highlights as The National Anthem, the “Battle
Hymn of the
Republic,” “America,” “America the Beautiful” and
“God Bless
America,” plus choral favorites.
Date & Time: November 8, 2009 [See Event]
Cost: $22-$60
University Community Chorus & UA Philharmonic
Orchestra
UA School of Music, Crowder Hall
UA Fine Arts Complex, North Park Avenue and East Speedway
Info: “Town and Gown” featuring UA ensembles,
presented by the UA School of Music. Concert
features the works of Schubert, Mozart and Dvorak.
Date & Time: November 8, 2009 [3:00 p.m.]
Cost: $5
"Sundries"
Holsclaw Hall, UA School of Music Building
1017 N. Olive Road
Info: Blues, jazz, folk. Concert features faculty artists
Kelly Thomas, tuba and
euphonium, and Michael Dauphinais, piano.
Presented by the Faculty
Artist Series at the University of Arizona School of
Music
FOR ONLINE ONLY: Faculty artists Kelly Thomas
(tuba and euphonium)
and Michael Dauphinais (piano) will begin the
musical festivities on
Monday, November 9 at 7:00 p.m. Jan Bach,
Roland Szentzapali, and
Sam Pilafian’s amazing musical creations will be
featured during the
first portion of the recital. “Rhythm Street,” a trio
of tuba, banjo, and
percussion, will continue the merriment during the
second half with
some toe tapping favorites. Special guest artists
include Rob Wright
(banjo) and Ray Templin (piano and drums). Blues,
jazz, folk, and more!
Can’t believe this sundry display of musical genres
in just one recital?
This is one performance you will just have to “see
it to believe it.”
Date & Time: November 9, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $5
* ONGOING enrollment for TUCSON WOMEN'S CHORUS
(Central & Northwest locations!)
CENTRAL: St. Mark's Presbyterian/NORTHWEST: Northwest UU Congretion
CENTRAL: 3809 E. 3rd St./NORTHWEST: 3601 W. Cromwell
Info: A cappella chants, rounds and songs from around the
world. No auditions, sight-reading, experience or
performing necessary. Open to girls accompanied by
singing adult. TWC is a nonprofit organization.
Karleena
Ravenwood, Founder/Director.
Date & Time: November 9, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: FREE 1st visit/$80 registration
fee/scholarships/+ girls FREE
Electric Six
Plush
340 E. Sixth St
Info: Alt rock. With the Gay Blades and Millions
of Brazilians. 21 and over.
Date & Time: November 9, 2009 [9:30 p.m.]
Cost: $10; www.ticketweb.com
Good Rockin' Live! — A Salute to SUN Records
The Berger Performing Arts Center
1200 W. Speedway
Info: Early rock and roll. With the music of Elvis Presley,
Johnny Cash, B.B. King and Jerry Lee
Lewis. All ages.
FOR ONLINE ONLY. In 1952 Sun Studios opened up
shop in a small storefront in Memphis,
setting off a chain of events that would change the
course of musical history. In a few short
years, this little record company would produce
such superstars as Elvis Presley, Johnny
Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Roy Orbison,
and B.B. King. Now you can help celebrate
the birth of Rock and Roll with "Good Rockin'
LIVE!- A Salute To Sun Records"
With an All-Star line-up of musicians, "Good
Rockin' LIVE!" brings the sound of those early
days of Rock and Roll to life. This live concert
event stars international piano sensation Mr.
Boogie Woogie (Holland, voted "Best European
Blues Pianist"), Robert Shaw (Nationally
renowned Elvis performer), Steve Grams
(International touring artist, Arizona Blues Hall of
Fame) and Danny Krieger (International touring
artist, Arizona Blues Hall of Fame).
Date & Time: November 9, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $25
Langhorne Slim with Dawes
Rhythm Room Concert Club
1019 E. Indian School Road
Info: Alt folk, indie rock. 21 and over.
Date & Time: November 9, 2009 [8:00 p.m.]
Cost: $10, www.ticketweb.com
Logan
Living Room
413 E. Fifth St.
Info: Rock, punk. All ages.
Date & Time: November 9, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $5
The New Heathers with members of Ludo
Martini Ranch
7295 E. Stetson Drive
Info: With Meese, Ha Ha Tonka, Without A
Face. 21 and over.
Date & Time: November 9, 2009 [6:30 p.m.]
Cost: $12, www.ticketweb.com
* ONGOING enrollment for TUCSON WOMEN'S CHORUS
(Central & Northwest locations!)
CENTRAL: St. Mark's Presbyterian/NORTHWEST: Northwest UU Congretion
CENTRAL: 3809 E. 3rd St./NORTHWEST: 3601 W. Cromwell
Info: A cappella chants, rounds and songs from around the
world. No auditions, sight-reading, experience or
performing necessary. Open to girls accompanied by
singing adult. TWC is a nonprofit organization.
Karleena
Ravenwood, Founder/Director.
Date & Time: November 10, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: FREE 1st visit/$80 registration
fee/scholarships/+ girls FREE
Hanson
Rialto Theatre
318 E. Congress St
Info: Pop, With Sherwood. All ages.
Date & Time: November 10, 2009 [8:00 p.m.]
Cost: $22 in advance, $24 day of show; $25-
$27 reserved
Loom, Prize Country
Living Room
413 E. Fifth St.
Info: Punk, rock. All ages.
Date & Time: November 10, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $5
Old Arizona Brass Band Veterans Day Concert
Canyon Del Oro Baptist Church
9200 N. Oracle Road
Info: Performing as the historic 4th Calvary
Regimental Band in traditional uniforms.
Date & Time: November 10, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: $10 in advance; $12 at the door
Sugar and Gold
Club Congress
311 E. Congress St
Info: Indie rock. With The Runaway Five and
Mean Beans. 21 and over.
Date & Time: November 10, 2009 [9:00 p.m.]
Cost: $5, available at www.ticketweb.com
The New Heathers
Plush
340 E. Sixth St
Info: Pop rock. Also Meese, Ha Ha Tonka and
Without A Face. 21 and over.
Date & Time: November 10, 2009 [8:30 p.m.]
Cost: $12; www.ticketweb.com
* ONGOING enrollment for TUCSON WOMEN'S CHORUS
(Central & Northwest locations!)
CENTRAL: St. Mark's Presbyterian/NORTHWEST: Northwest UU Congretion
CENTRAL: 3809 E. 3rd St./NORTHWEST: 3601 W. Cromwell
Info: A cappella chants, rounds and songs from around the
world. No auditions, sight-reading, experience or
performing necessary. Open to girls accompanied by
singing adult. TWC is a nonprofit organization.
Karleena
Ravenwood, Founder/Director.
Date & Time: November 11, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: FREE 1st visit/$80 registration
fee/scholarships/+ girls FREE
Chuck Prophet
Club Congress
311 E. Congress St
Info: Alt country, pop, rock. 21 and over.
Date & Time: November 11, 2009 [8:00 p.m.]
Cost: $10 in advance, $12 day of show,
available at www.ticketweb.com
Festival Internacional de Guitarra (First International
Tucson Guitar Festival)
Holsclaw Hall, en el complejo de la artes en UofA, en
Info: Habrá una competencia de guitarra el 8 de
noviembre a las 2:30 p.m., de $5 a $9. Rafael
Aguirre Miñarro dará un concierto el 11, de $18 a
$22. Todo finalizará con una presentación del
famoso duo, Sérgio y Odair Assad, quienes tocarán el
12 y 13, de $20 a $30. Las presentaciones del 11, 12
y 13 serán a las 7 p.m. Para información sobre las
clases que estos artista impartirán durante la
semana, llama al 621-1157.
Date & Time: November 11, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: Competencia de guitarra: de $5 a $9;
Rafael Aguirre Miñarro: de $18 a $22;
Sérgio y Odair Assad: de $20 a $30
First International Tucson Guitar Festival
Holsclaw Hall, UA Fine Arts Complex
North Park Avenue and East Speedway
Info: Presented by the University of Arizona School of
Music and the Tucson Guitar Society.
ONLINE ONLY: The festival will open with the
Beeston Guitar Competition on Sunday, November
8, featuring members of the nationally acclaimed
UA guitar studio headed by Professor Thomas
Patterson, whose Graduates have gone on to win
major competitions and have succeeded as
professional musicians and teachers. On
Wednesday, November 11, renowned Spanish
guitarist Rafael Aguirre Miñarro will present a
concert. Miñarro made his solo debut at age 16
and
has gone on to perform in venues in Europe and
abroad. The festival will close with the world
famous guitar duo, Sérgio and Odair Assad
performing on Thursday and Friday, November 12
and 13. The virtuosic Grammy-winning brothers
have shared the stage with musical icons such as
Yo-Yo Ma and Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg,
presenting avant-garde works, in addition to their
masterful performances of traditional repertoire. It
is an event you will not want to miss!
Masterclasses by these renowned artists will be
offered during the week of the festival. For more
information, please contact Professor Tom
Patterson, rtp@email.arizona.edu or 520-621-
1157.
Date & Time: November 11, 2009 [7:00 p.m.]
Cost: Beeston Guitar Competition: $5-$9;
Rafael Aguirre Miñarro: $18-$22;
Sérgio and Odair Assad: $20-$30
Fry Street Quartet
Leo Rich Theatre
260 S. Church Ave.
Info: Chamber music concert with works from
composers Beethoven and Bartók.
Date & Time: November 11, 2009 [8:00 p.m.]
Cost: $25, call for tickets
* *Meet the Vendors of Maynards Market; Big Skye Pet
Treats
Maynards Market and Kitchen
400 N. Toole Avenue
Info: A special added attraction will feature local author
Edie Jarolim and her
new book "Am I Boring My Dog" along with local
vendor Big Skye Pet Treats
featuring healthy Mesquite Dog Biscuits.
Date & Time: November 12, 2009 [11:30 a.m.]
Cost: Free
* Concert: Butch Thompson Trio
Western New Mexico University Fine Arts Center Theater
1000 College Avenue
Info: The Butch Thompson Trio, of Prairie Home
Companion
fame, offers a fresh take on classic jazz and ragtime,
offering blues, stomps and pop all tied together with
Trio style. Everything from Scott Joplin to Duke
Ellington to Southside Chicago blues and the roaring
Twenties of Harlem are drawn together.
Date & Time: November 12, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: $20 for adults; $45 season's tickets (5
concerts)
* Concert: Butch Thompson Trio
Western New Mexico University Fine Arts Center Theater
1000 College Avenue
Info: The Butch Thompson Trio, of Prairie Home
Companion
fame, offers a fresh take on classic jazz and ragtime,
offering blues, stomps and pop all tied together with
Trio style. Everything from Scott Joplin to Duke
Ellington to Southside Chicago blues and the roaring
Twenties of Harlem are drawn together.
Date & Time: November 12, 2009 [7:30 p.m.]
Cost: $20 for adults; $45 season's tickets (5
concerts)
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