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Cultural Council Coming Events
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Coming Events
Coffehouse Concert
Jayme Stone
Date: Friday, February 19
Time: 7:30 PM (Doors open at 7:00 PM)
Venue: The Louisville Arts Center, 801 Grant Avenue
Cost: $12.00/adults $8/seniors and youth under 15
Two-time Juno winner, Jayme Stone, keeps an ear to the ground. His curiosity and unlikely set of reference points started early with the quirky physics of the banjo, led to a mysterious librarian who stocked his local public library with a vast trove of banjo recordings, and landed him long-lasting lessons with a series of maestros, from Bela Fleck to Bill Frisell. Influenced by Japanese poetry and Brazilian literature and featuring what he calls a "tiny symphony that takes place inside an imaginary light bulb", Stone's album, The Utmost, won the 2008 Juno Award for Instrumental Album of the Year. His album Africa to Appalachia won the 2009 Juno Award for for World Music Album of the Year.
LCC Thanks Vic's Coffee, 801 Main Street, for providing delicious brewed coffee for this event. LCC also thanks J2C Products for serving O'Casey's Sweet Irish Scones.
Evening of Dance
East Coast Swing and Waltzing
Date: Saturday, March 20
Time: 7:30 PM (Doors open at 7:00 PM)
Venue: The Louisville Arts Center, 801 Grant Avenue
Cost: $12.00/singles or $15/couples
Join us for an evening of East Coast Swing and waltzing. Instruction will be provided by Casablanca Dance and then you can dance the night away.
LCC thanks the Huckleberry and King Sooper's for providing refreshments. Singles encouraged!
Coffehouse Concert
The Cantrells
Date: Friday, April 9
Time: 7:30 PM (Doors open at 7:00 PM)
Venue: The Louisville Arts Center, 801 Grant Avenue
Cost: $12.00/adults $8/seniors and youth under 15
National Public Radio favorite The Cantrells bring their their "hot picking and smooth harmonizing" to Louisville. Al & Emily Cantrell put a pop spin on acoustic folk and bluegrass, with detours into Celtic, western swing and Americana. Chosen by Robert Redford to appear playing fiddle tunes in his hit movie A River Runs Through It, The Cantrells cast a magical spell with Emily's soaring vocals and Al's spirited fiddling and dazzling mandolin.
LCC Thanks Vic's Coffee, 801 Main Street, for providing delicious brewed coffee for this event. LCC also thanks J2C Products for serving O'Casey's Sweet Irish Scones.
LCC events are sponsored by the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District.
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