Ever since I can remember, Halloween has been my absolute favorite holiday. When I was a child, I adored the glamour, pageantry and drama of it. I enjoyed dressing up and visiting with family I […]
By the time you have picked up your September SOKY Happenings, Labor Day may already be something of the past. But Summer’s last official holiday always shows up right off the bat. When I was […]
School is open! Students have new supplies of paper, pens, pencils and a notebook, etc. And, if you are a dancer, you have new dancewear. Now that dancewear is a dominant fashion statement, perhaps this […]
The competition and exhibition for artists based in the Southeast will open its artist submission period on September 1, 2020. ArtFields started in 2013 with a simple goal: honor the artists of the Southeast with […]
During the 2019 performance of the Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker, one of their professional dancers standing off-stage and I experienced a very moving moment as we were watching the young Snowflake Dancers perform. (This […]
Once you have heard Mahler’s music, you’ll likely go back for a second helping. My first Mahler experience was the Fourth Symphony. The orchestration was amazing. The melodies unforgettable. A deep thinker wrote this music. […]
In the 19th century, classical ballet in the US was just a part of “popular culture.” In Europe, the arts had always been government supported to promote kings and tsars. America, by contrast, had been […]
The Warren County Public Library’s Teen Poetry Contest was started in 2019 by the library’s Teen Advisory Board (fondly known as TAB). The goal of the contest is to celebrate and uplift the young voices […]
Lyracist Oscar Hammerstein II nailed it when he wrote, “June is bustin’ out all over” for the musical “Carousel.” Salubrious June. Health-giving, beneficial, agreeable, beautiful, select, nice June. Often June gets hot, like much of […]
On a frigid January night with freshly fallen snow, the enterprising community of Elizabethtown was rocked with news that one of their own, Peggy Rhodes, had been killed by a bomb blast as she pulled […]
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