Contemporary Opera Marin presents Beethoven, A Life Remembered — A weaving of music by and about Beethoven, with his closest friends’ and contemporaries’ readings of letters and observations.
Joy Alive! is a synthesis of Terry Garthwaite from the Joy of Cooking and Barbara Borden and Susanne DiVincenzo from Alive! Both were seminal bands from the 60's to the 80's.
You will be surprised! Poetry, video, art, music, Story telling and MORE!
Celebrate Summer through music, poetry, stories and dance!
FREE.
Host: Mark Meierding
Readers: Lonner Holden, Maxine Flasher-Düzgünes, Jan Seagrave, Gabrielle Rilleau, Elizabeth Underwood, Gail Entrekin, Laurel Feigenbaum
Join award winning singer/songwriter Karen Drucker with her band, for an afternoon of original fun-positive-message music.
Celebrating the Brevity of Life, Honoring those who have passed and Embracing Change.
Please join us at a book reading and signing for Potter Wickware’s newly released book “Selected Writings”"Selected Writings: Potter Wickware" is a compendium of published and unpublished work by an adventuresome and skilled writer who is also an O'Hanlon Center board member. Potter will read from the book, we'll have a Q&A, and he'll sign […]
Join us for our next Sunday Salon, celebrating LOVE!
Sunday Salon: LAUGH OUT LOUD Humor, Storytelling, Music, Poetry 4 pm Gathering 5 pm Performances Bring your favorite beverage to share $15 General Admission Register online by 2:30 pm April 7 or get tickets at the door!
Joy Alive! is a synthesis of Terry Garthwaite from the Joy of Cooking and Barbara Borden and Susanne DiVincenzo from Alive! Both were seminal bands from the 60's to the 80's.
Join us for another Sunday Salon - celebrating SUMMER! It's About the Light.
Advanced ticket no longer available but you can purchase at the door. Door opens at 4:30 TODAY :P T A Sunday Salon Special Evening: The Singer Songwriter “Sessions” Sunday September 8th - Doors at 4:40 pm, Show at 5:00 pm $20, Max 50 ppl Come and enjoy an evening of original music by the […]
A mask can instantly transform a person into someone or something else. Since humans first walked on earth, making masks has been one of the
earliest forms of art.