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Rick Endres,
a Cincinnati native, and a seasoned pro on the local music scene,
performing solo or with the bands Wooden Nickel and Runnin’ On
Empty. With a wide ranging and varied playlist, including acoustic
rock music from the ’60’s through now. You’ll love the classic rock
he performs, covering such artists as Eagles; James Taylor; Crosby,
Stills & Nash and Neil Young; Gordon Lightfoot; Hootie and the
Blowfish; and more. If we’re lucky, we’ll hear some of his own
original music, too!
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Those Guys Those Guys are back and burning up the oldies! Mostly new
material plus some of your all-time favorites! College Hill Coffee
Co. favorites! They always pack the house and create a lively night
of entertainment -- great tunes from the 60s, 70s and 80s, and back
with the memories, the harmonies and the fun of your favorite
decades. Pals and singers since their days among the very first
Aiken HS classes, they’ll have you reminiscing and wanting to sing
along. Come join the fun and the music – singing along permitted if
you tip generously! Come early, stay late – it’s always a blast when
Those Guys are in the house!
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National Night Out. Free food,
games and music for all, honoring our partnership with police and
firefighters. No fee; 5: 30 pm - 9 pm. CHPC Parking Lot.
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College Hill Block Party at
CHPC Parking Lot. Many events are being planned; details to come.
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 College
Hill Farm Market, CHPC Parking Lot: Shiny and the Spoon in
concert, Cooking with Anita Sorkin. No fee; 3 - 7 pm.
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McAuley High School Summer Splash. All young ladies who
will begin eighth grade this fall are invited to a morning of
activities including a scavenger hunt, cheers, panel discussion, and
hands-on activities in foreign language, science, theology, and
technology. Lunch is included. Parents are welcome to stay for
coffee, pastries, and conversation with members of McAuley’s
administration. No fee; 9 am to 12:30 pm. Reservations are required,
call 681-1800 for information or to register.
Nyeemah
McDonald – every first Friday!
Nyeemah’s music is an amalgamation of
lyrics, tones, and energies, a blend of elements that touch on a
universal language from spoken word to driving Afro-Cuban percussion
to Tibetan chants, jazz, blues, hip hop, and more.
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Patrick Dwing and the Crick Gypsies
band playing and singing Americana “roots” music. In his 2008
review of Ewing's solo release "After This Cigarette", City Beat
Music Editor Mike Breen said: "Whether political or personal, Ewing
sings in a traditional format about our crazy, mixed-up modern world
in a way that listeners can easily identify with and latch on to.
That may be Ewing's greatest appeal — his songs are more like a wise
buddy talking to you at a bar, devoid of any didactic "I'm the
singer, you're the listener" separation." The Crick Gypsies played
MidPoint Music Festival 2008, Fountain Square, Southgate House,
Oakley After Hours and other Cincinnati gigs since forming in 2008.
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College Hill Combined Worship
Service. Many area churches are participating, details to come.
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 ARCH presents
Tommy Sands and His Irish Band with Moya and Fionán Sands
along with Dave Hawkins and Peg Buchanan in concert. 7pm at College
Hill Presbyterian Church. A post-concert party will be held at
Marty's Hops and Vines. For tickets to either
or both events:
click here or call
877-840-0457. Cost $12/concert and/or $10/party (limit 80).
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Tree of Life World Music with belly
dancers from Dante’s Gypsy Circus
is Cincinnati's premier world music duo, and consists of Cincinnati
Entertainment Award-nominated musicians Richard Cisneros
(percussion) and Patrick McMahon (wind instruments). They each play
a variety of instruments to create lovely songs and a peaceful
atmosphere. Dante’s Gypsy Circus is a collaborative of belly dancers
who incorporate fire whenever possible, performing dangerous feats
of flame and sultry tribal dance.
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Mark Alexander with Keith Bollmer
are both
Cincinnati natives and have been musical comrades for 30 years.
Mark's background is in Folk and Country Blues. Playing guitar,
dobro and clawhammer banjo, he plays with River City String Band and
on occasion with members of The Rabbit Hash String Band. Mark calls
his guitar style "Mountain Ragtime" borrowing and combining licks
from the likes of Mississippi John Hurt, Doc Watson and Sam
"Lightning" Hopkins. Keith has played in Rock and Blues bands but
his roots are in Jazz. You can hear the influence of Wes Montgomery
and Joe Pass in everything he plays, whether it be a Rockin' Blues,
a Jazz Standard or a country Ballad. Lately he has been playing
dates as a Pop/Jazz Duo with vocalist/ guitarist Nancy Lee. Mark and
Keith will be joined by Bassist Rob Kranz, also of the River City
String Band. Together, they will offer up a truly unusual mix of
American roots music. There will be songs from the front porches of
Appalachia, Jazz clubs of the big city and anywhere else they find a
great tune.
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College
Hill Farm Market, CHPC Parking Lot: Sunflower in concert, Salsa
Contest, Head Start families invited to shop and cook dinner
together. No fee; 3 - 7 pm.
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Bromwell Diehl Band is back! Bravo!
formed in the late '90s when songwriter Paul Bromwell asked vocalist
Elaine Diehl to sing a demo of a few of his new tunes. The pair
clicked immediately and invited Paul's drumming buddy, Mark Tipton,
to join them on percussion, and Jan Diehl to play bass and sax. BDB
has appeared at Seasongood Pavilion, Piatt Park, Borders Music and
Books, Allyn's The Barrelhouse, Summerfair, Jammin' on Main and the
Lilith Fair. The band was nominated for a Cincinnati Entertainment
Award in November, 2000.
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Our own Tom and Missy Strothers are back!
Tom and Missy are mountain dulcimer players and teachers. Their
performances far and wide display their passion for music,
traditional sounds, plaintive melodies and a foot-tappin’ good time.
They are long-time members of Queen City Balladeers and recently
returned from a week at Kentucky Music Week festival. Tom and Missy
are community leaders in College Hill, always ready and willing to
put all their skills and talents to work for friends and neighbors.
We are thrilled they’re back at CHCC again.
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College
Hill Farm Market, CHPC Parking Lot: Nyeemah McDonald in concert.
No fee; 3 - 7 pm.
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Dinah Devoto and Pat Kennedy
Dinah Devoto has found the musical outlet that is closest to her
Owensboro roots – she’s tapped into something real – and that’s her
new partnership with Pat Kennedy and their acoustic Americana and
Bluegrass. Their commitment to music found them practicing together
more often and harmonizing like the “Nashville cats.” Pat brings a
strong Bluegrass repertoire, some John Prine, Leo Kotke and songs
pulled from a varied musical background. Pat learned some Gillian
Welch tunes and had Iris DeMent already under his belt. Dinah’s
learned some of Pat’s favorite Bluegrass tunes. She’ll belt out a
couple of acapella old time favorites and still keeps Patty Griffin
tunes close to her heart to share.
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Wild Carrot and the Roots Band are back. Wild Carrot and the Roots Band is Pam Temple (vocals, guitar,
concertina), Spencer Funk (vocals, guitar, mandolin), Brenda
Wolfersberger (vocals, upright bass) and Brandt Smith (vocals,
banjo, Dobro). This quartet brings joy and energy to their unique
mix of American Roots music, touching on Bluegrass, Country,
swinging Jazz, Modern Folk and Celtic music. Great energy, great
harmonies and great connection with an audience.
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College
Hill Farm Market, CHPC Parking Lot: No fee; 3 - 7
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