Category: Community News
Hooked on Classics brings Bach, Beethoven
KINGMAN – The Kingman Concert Band is digging deep into its archives to put on their next free concert, Hooked on Classics, at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 24, hosted by Journey Church, 3782 N. Bank Street. Volunteer members of the community band will present a variety of classical music featuring melodies from Bach, Beethoven & the boys while placing a twist on some of the standard classics. French Horn soloist John Holden will be showcased in his rendition of Mozart’s “Concert Rondo in Eb”. The performance is free and open to the public. Help The Musical Beat Go On: Please consider supporting the…
Hooked on Classics brings Bach, Beethoven
KINGMAN – The Kingman Concert Band is digging deep into its archives to put on their next free concert, Hooked on Classics, at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 24, hosted by Journey Church, 3782 N. Bank Street. Volunteer members of the community band will present a variety of classical music featuring melodies from Bach, Beethoven & the boys while placing a twist on some of the standard classics. French Horn soloist John Holden will be showcased in his rendition of Mozart’s “Concert Rondo in Eb”. The performance is free and open to the public. Help The Musical Beat Go On: Please consider supporting the…
Early female artists discussed at humanities event
LAKE HAVASU CITY – Did you know that during the turn of the century, Arizona and the Southwest had several emerging female artists? Last week the Lake Havasu Community had the opportunity to learn about the journeys of these incredibly historic women. The New Women/New Lives: Arizona Early Women Artists discussion was Tuesday, January 6 at the Lake Havasu City Library. This free event was brought to Havasu by Arizona Humanities. The nonprofit organization welcomed Arizona State University Professor and Curator Dr. Betsy Fahlman. A scholar of Arizona art history, Fahlman is an expert of the Southwest and early Anglo women artists. Fascinated by the pioneers,…
Early female artists discussed at humanities event
LAKE HAVASU CITY – Did you know that during the turn of the century, Arizona and the Southwest had several emerging female artists? Last week the Lake Havasu Community had the opportunity to learn about the journeys of these incredibly historic women. The New Women/New Lives: Arizona Early Women Artists discussion was Tuesday, January 6 at the Lake Havasu City Library. This free event was brought to Havasu by Arizona Humanities. The nonprofit organization welcomed Arizona State University Professor and Curator Dr. Betsy Fahlman. A scholar of Arizona art history, Fahlman is an expert of the Southwest and early Anglo women artists. Fascinated by the pioneers,…
Woodystock Blues & Brews Festival returns to Lake Havasu City
LAKE HAVASU CITY – The 2024 Woodystock Blues & Brews Festival returns to beautiful Lake Havasu City, two big days, Saturday, March 23 and Sunday, March 24, with its best music and vendors lineup yet! Gates open at 10 a.m. Music starts 11 a.m. Lake Havasu State Park, Windsor Beach #4, 699 London Bridge Road. Pre-Sale Online Weekend Pass $30; $40. for both days at the Gate. All current card-carrying Blues Society members get $5 discount. Veterans $5 off with Military ID. Info: 760-963-4994 or visit www.woodystock.info. No ice chests allowed. Bring your own chairs. Kids 16 and under free with paid adult. Festival guests staying overnight…
