Each member of the incomparable French Chamber Orchestra couple their passion for making music with energy, technique and attention to ensemble that true chamber music requires. This performance takes place at Glynn Academy in Brunswick and the event is arranged by Brunswick Community Concert Association.
for more information, please visit www.brunswickcommunityconcert.org
Masked Ball Silent Auction for the Arts – St Augustine, Florida
Come in costume for the Art Association’s annual ball on Saturday, March 8th at 6 p.m. There will be prizes awarded for the “Most Beautifulâ€, “Most Outrageous†and “Funniest†masks. An appetizer buffet and cash bar will be available. Music performed by Moderate Chop will play throughout the evening and exciting gifts, art and more will be a part of the night’s silent auction. Tickets are $25.
St. Augustine Art Association, 22 Marine Street, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Call 904.824.2310 for more information, or visit St Augustine Art Association website
First Fridays – Charleston, South Carolina
First Fridays (First Friday of every month). Participating Galleries, Boutiques and Bodegas on Gallery Row, Historic Broad Street will feature demonstrations, entertainment, food and wine tastings from 5 to 7 PM.
The 15th Annual Great Guitar Gathering – Jacksonville, Florida
Don’t miss this once-in-a lifetime performance featuring not only the DA Guitar Orchestra, but including two world class guest artists. Started in 1993 as a fund raiser and performance venue, this event has become so popular it has graduated in size to Florida Theatre capacity!
The Florida Theatre; 128 East Forsyth Street, Ste. 300, Jacksonville
Call (904) 355-2787 or visit the Florida Theatre website for more information.
Admission: General Admission: $23.50; Student Admission: $13.50
Sam Bush – Savannah, Georgia
Though he admits a certain discomfort with the moniker “King of Newgrass,†Sam Bush has more than earned it. As cofounder and leader of the seminal progressive bluegrass band New Grass Revival through 18 years during the 1970s and ‘80s, Bush may not be the only person responsible for newgrass, the wild bluegrass stepchild that features rock ‘n’ roll grooves and extended virtuosic jams, but since New Grass Revival’s dissolution in 1989, Bush has certainly been one of the most brilliant of newgrass’s many bright lights.
Charlie Pate will open this evening’s performance.