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Anyone looking for a volunteer opportunity or available to be a pet foster let me know. Many local animal rescues in the area are in need of dog foster's and supplies.
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| Arts, Beats, and Eats preview #ArtsBeatsEats |
[05 Sep 2011|12:11am] |
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Below originally posted in different format as Preview of Arts, Beats, and Eats on Crazy Eddie's Motie News.
Woodward Dream Cruise may herald the coming of the end of summer, but it isn't the actual event that is the end of summer. That distinction belongs to Arts, Beats, and Eats. Here's Friday's coverage from WXYZ-TV's YouTube Channel and Royal Oak Patch.
2011 Arts, Beats & Eats Guide
What to see, hear and eat, as well as everything you need to know to enjoy the fest.
By Judy Davids Oakland County’s biggest summer festival celebrating art, music, and food happens this weekend in downtown Royal Oak and Patch has you covered. Here's what you need to know to enjoy the popular event. Arts, Beats & Eats: Guide to the ArtsWhat to see at the Juried Fine Arts Show, one of the major parts of the festival. I don't know if I miss the Ann Arbor Art Fairs enough to look at the art show. Good thing there's more going on than just art.
Arts, Beats & Eats: What to Hear
Check out this lineup.Vince Gill, Brett Michaels, Panic at the Disco and George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic are the main headliners on the Michigan Lottery National Recording Artists Stage this year, but there another 250 acts performing on 10 other stages. If my wife and I had more energy, there were places to sit (I think we would have to stand), and the weather were a little cooler, we'd be very tempted to go. We might not miss the music entirely. Last year, we could hear the bands playing from our house, more than a mile away.
Oh, yes, the Eats: Arts, Beats & Eats: Where to DineThere'll be plenty of choices from nearly 70 food vendors at the festival. Now, where to go first? This all looks very tempting. However, not only could I hear the music last year, but the event was so well attended that it exceeded capacity several times and entry was closed. Talk about being too successful for its own good! Just the same, I promise to keep you all updated as the news comes in.
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| Sell vintage musical instruments? |
[21 Aug 2011|03:52pm] |
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Does anyone know of a shop in Michigan that buys/sells musical instruments? I have a 1926 saxophone in good playing condition I'd like to sell.
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| "Williamston ends season with sure-fire hit!" says Encore Michigan |
[18 Jul 2011|02:36pm] |
And The Creek Don't Rise got a rave review this weekend from Encore Michigan!
The review begins like this:
"On paper, Williamston Theatre's current production of And The Creek Don't Rise sounds like a delightful summertime comedy. For starters, it's the world premiere of a script by local playwright Joseph Zettelmaier, whose previous efforts earned him local and national accolades. Then there's the cast – each of whom is among the best Michigan's industry has to offer. Then to top it off, the behind-the-scenes folks are fine artisans excellent at their crafts. So with a pedigree this good, how could it miss, I asked myself on the drive to Williamston. By 9:45 p.m. or so on opening night I had my answer – and based on the comments I overheard while standing in the theater's lobby after the performance, I suspect most people agreed with me: And The Creek Don't Rise is a sure-fire, don't-miss hit" Some notable quotes are:
"Zettelmaier's crisp dialogue especially sparkles – enhanced by the superb delivery by the show's three actors...Lepard is a master...Peckham earns plenty of laughs...and her intense focus never wavers...Mahard is thoroughly delightful"
You can read the rest of the review HERE!
You can order tickets by calling 517-655-7469!
Visit the Williamston Theatre website!
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| Oedipus at the Williamston Theatre |
[24 Jan 2011|01:57pm] |
Here's a fun video: Executive Director John Lepard recorded some clips from Saturday's Tech Rehearsal of OEDIPUS at the Williamston Theatre, and we thought we'd post them! Nothing fancy, just a fun rough edit of some moments. :)
OEDIPUS
By Sophocles
Adapted by Tony Caselli and Annie Martin
January 27 - February 20, 2011
Directed by Tony Caselli
The classic Greek tragedy about providence and destiny. Oedipus journeys through life, attempting to outrun a foretold prophesy only to land right in the hands of fate. Five stellar performers bring the story to life as the intimate Williamston Theatre space is theatrically expanded to hold this epic and stunning tale of the ages. Featuring Sandra Birch, Barton Bund, John Michael Manfredi, Brandon Piper and Jamie Weeder. Many thanks to Verizon, our partner in the Williamston Theatre School Day Matinee Program. Their support is allowing dozens of local area high school students to see Oedipus for free.
PERFORMANCES
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm
Sundays at 2pm
Additional 3pm matinees: Saturday, February 5; Thursday, February 10; Saturday, February 19
There is no 3pm matinee on Saturday, January 29, 2011
TICKET PRICES:
Pay-What-You-Can ~ Thursday, January 27 at 8pm
Preview performances Jan 28, 29, 30 & Feb 3 ~ $15
Beginning February 4:
Thursday evenings ~ $18
Friday and Saturday evenings ~ $24
Saturday and Sunday matinees ~ $20
Student tickets (with valid ID) ~ $10
Senior discount (65 and older) ~ $2 off regular ticket price
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| Tonight is Opening Night for Dracula at Meadow Brook Theatre in Rochester! |
[09 Oct 2010|10:47am] |
A big cast. A big story. Lush period costumes. Special effects. A craving for blood. Yes, it's "Dracula" and it's opening on stage at Meadow Brook Theatre just in time for the Halloween season. Yet unexpected — is that this dedicated drama will be told in song.
Tonight is opening night! Join as at 6 pm, or catch it Wednesday through Sundays during the entire month of October. Tickets info: (248) 377-3300 or online.
And join ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/community.gif?v=92.1) mbtheatre for updates on events at Meadow Brook Theatre!
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| Television cop drama Detroit 1-8-7 seeking Detroit extras |
[03 Oct 2010|11:13pm] |
Detroit 1-8-7 airs at 10 pm ET/PT on ABC
American Broadcasting Companies, Inc.
The new ABC crime drama series Detroit 1-8-7 is casting extras in the Detroit metro area to work on the show this fall. The series extras casting director in Detroit is seeking all types of people.
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| Outdoor Market in Rochester, September 10-11 |
[17 Aug 2010|10:45am] |
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20th Annual Outdoor Spotlights Market
to benefit Meadow Brook Theatre
Downtown Rochester, Michigan
Walnut & Fourth Streets
Friday, September 10, 2010 4 - 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, September 11, 2010 10 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, September 12, 2010 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Featuring more than 125 fine art and gift vendors from around the country plus children's activities.
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| Meadow Brook Theatre announces 2010-2011 season! |
[20 Jul 2010|12:01pm] |
Meadow Brook Theatre will be kicking off its 2010-11 Season with the rock opera Dracula! Check out mbtheatre to find out more about the season & future updates from Michigan's largest non-profit, professional theatre.
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| Musical/ Cabaret at Meadow Brook Theatre |
[04 May 2010|11:10am] |
The Cast of Breaking Up is Hard to Do
Invites you to a Benefit Cabaret for Meadow Brook Theatre!
Saturday, May 8, 9:00 pm
Admission is FREE - Donations greatly appreciated
Showtimes and tickets for Breaking Up is Hard to Do here or call 248-377-3300. And join mbtheatre for news from Meadow Brook!
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[31 Mar 2010|04:32pm] |
Hey guys... Im a michigan artist who is trying to win a tshirt contest for Faygo. Vote for me and Ill love you long time or plug your blog at mine or send you cookies* or something.
http://faygo.com/ContestDisplay.aspx?id=682
*by cookies I mean a drawing of cookies over the internet- Im a starving artist!
(PS. If you have two different browsers like IE and Firefox, you can use each one to vote once.... Which might be merit for ACTUAL cookies.) Thanks a million!
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| Don't Miss This Show! |
[28 Mar 2010|10:29pm] |
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Great Reviews for It Came From Mars!!
"Thrilling! Four Stars!"
~ Detroit Free Press
"Outstanding!"
~ AnnArbor.com
"Fever-pitch comedy!"
~ The Rogue Critic
"Thoroughly Entertaining!"
~ EncoreMichigan. com
"Comedic Brilliance!"
~ The Oakland Press
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| Meadow Brook Theatre presents Mindgame, plus LJ Community |
[01 Mar 2010|11:04pm] |
I want to invite you all to the new community for Meadow Brook Theatre, mbtheatre. Meadow Brook Theatre is a professional live-performance theatre in Rochester, MI and is the largest non-profit professional theatre in the state.
Also, this is your last week to catch the mystery/thriller "Mindgame". It runs through Sunday, 3/7/10. This play is a lot like the movie Shutter Island... if you like that kind of psychological suspense, you'll want to catch "Mindgame." Check out more details at mbtheatre.
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| Looking for a Dining/Camping Facility |
[18 Feb 2010|04:53pm] |
Grand Valley Renaissance Festival (a student group at GVSU) is seeking a location for it's annual feast and fencing tournament. In past years we rented the Long Lake Outdoor Center (near Gun Lake), but it's no longer in business, and we're having trouble finding a facility that meets our needs and fits within our limited budget.
We're looking for a facility that's within an hour's drive of Grand Rapids, 2 hours at most, and that's available in early-mid April. Rustic style and a wooded/natural location are preferred, but not necessary.
At bare minimum, we need a lodge or similar facility that seats 80-100 people for dinner and has a commercial-style kitchen (2-4 large ovens, a 6-8 burner stovetop, lots of refrigerator and freezer space, and 2+ sinks). Think of a dining hall at a summer camp. Ideally, we'd also like a site that allows alcohol and has overnight accommodations (cabins, yurts, etc.), but we're flexible.
What we don't need is catering/food service, setup/teardown, or any other extras like that. We like to do our own cooking, and we're accustomed to setting everything up and cleaning up after ourselves. It also usually means a smaller fee, which is a big help for us.
Does anyone know of a place that meets our needs, or at least most of them? Any recommendations or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
(Crossposted to grandrapidsmi)
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| Where in Michigan is there a store where I can walk in and buy supplies for making color slides? |
[16 Jan 2010|05:38pm] |
I have a color slides class next week and I was a little late ordering supplies. Because of the holiday there is no way I'll get them in time even if I next-day ship them. Where in the state of Michigan is there a store where I can walk in a buy the following: Gepe Plastic (Pakon Type) Slide Mounts. Arista Rapid E6 Slide Developing Kit 1pint. 3M Scotch #850 Silver Tape 3/8 in x 72 Yards. 3 bottles of Delta Datatainer 1 pint. Printfile Archival 35mm Slide Preservers 8mil Top Load 25pack. Rolls of Fujichrome Astia 100F 100iso 35mm film. Rolls of Fujichrome T64 iso 35mm RTP(tungsten) film.
I hope there is such a place in Michigan.
desmith[at]svsu[dot]edu
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