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| Friday, Jan 11 | Knitting - the art of - Sarah Swett Opening Reception | 5:00-8:00pm | Main Room Silos Cafe Moscow |
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| Saturday, Jan 12 | Winter Market at the 1912 Center. This month the market will feature Family Fun Day. There are 20 "booths" in the building for each of the markets and on Jan. 12 there will be up to 5 of them that will have a hands-on art project for elementary age kids and their parents. Lizette Fife, Jeanne Korus and Jamye Jacobson will be working with children to create one-of-a-kind arts projects. There will be freshly homemade baked goods for sale as well as baked potatoes and Genesee sausages for lunch.The Old Time Fiddlers will perform live musical entertainment while you shop the local vendors at this market selling a variety of items including handmade rugs, baskets, herbs, photographs, prints, cards, jewelry, knitted items, glass items, crafts, yarns & wool, lentil boxes, soaps and more. | 10:00am-2:00pm | Great Room at 1912 Center Moscow | |
| Sunday, Jan 13 | Love Riddles of South India Sponsored by the Palouse Asian American Association. Lynn Ate, adjunct faculty with the WSU Asia Program, will provide hidden clues to help listeners understand and enjoy readings in English of classical Tamil love poems. Anyone interested in world cultures and traditions will enjoy learning about these subtle and clever verses. Handouts of Ate's translations will be provided to participants. The public is also invited to join PAAA members in a potluck at 2:00pm at the 1912. | 3:30pm | 1912 Center Moscow Free to the public |
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| Sunday, Jan 13 | The Mirror Theater’s SHAKESPEARE SUNDAYS resumes after the holiday break Sunday afternoon, January 13th with a reading of King Henry the Fourth, Part One. It will be read by audience members on two Sundays, January 13th and 27th from 1:30-3:30 pm at the St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Parish Hall, First and Jefferson Streets, Moscow. Those who want to read a part should sign-up at 1:15 pm.
For further information about The Mirror Theater’s extensive Shakespeare acting and study programs, contact inquiry@mirrortheater.org or call 208-882-1394. |
1:30-3:30pm | St. Mark's Episcopal Church Parish Hall (First and Jefferson Streets) Moscow Donation: $2.00 |
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| Tuesday, Jan 15 | Palouse Women's Caucus for the Arts meeting |
6:30pm-7:30pm | Main Room Silos Cafe Moscow | |
| Wednesday, Jan 23 | Kennard Trio Faculty Recital |
7:30 p.m. | Lionel Hampton School of Music Recital Hall $5 for adults and $3 for students and senior citizens |
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| Thursday, Jan 24 | Audtiorium Chamber Music Series - Escher String Quartet Auditorium Chamber Music Series Tickets available at BookPeople in downtown Moscow, at the door, or online at www.auditoriumchambermusic.org Contact Mary DuPree or Robin Ohlgren (chmusic@uidaho.edu; 208-885-7557) for further information. |
7:30pm | University of Idaho Auditorium, UI campus Moscow ID $10, $15, $18 |
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| Friday, Jan 25 | Tendai Muparutsa Chiroto Ensemble |
7:30pm | Lionel Hampton School of Music Recital Hall Moscow ID |
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| Saturday, Jan 26 | Public Arts Workshop for Artists The session will outline opportunities for artists to participate in both large-scale and small public art projects for the City of Moscow, funded in part by Moscow’s 1% for the Arts Initiative and Small Arts Grants Program. In addition, a panel of local artists experienced in public art will discuss the public arts process and answer questions. Printed and digital public art information and resource materials prepared by the Idaho Commission on the Arts will be available for distribution. For more information, please contact Kathleen Burns, Moscow Arts Director at (208) 883-7036. |
1:00-3:00pm | Moscow City Council Chambers | |
| Saturday, Jan 26 | Sculpey Sensation - (For children 2nd through 7th grade.) The class explores a wide variety of projects using sculpey clay. Kids who learn these clay techniques can have many indoor hours of creative fun at home. Participants will make at least 3 items that can be taken home and fired in mom's oven. The instructor is Judy Parry Folk, owner of Hand Prints Children's Art Studio in Lewiston. Judy has been teaching for 19 years. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Washington and has traveled extensively through Europe, Africa and Central America. She lived in Africa for 8 years and taught art while there. Minimum 8 students, maximum 16. Registration information may be found at the bottom of the calendar page at www.artisanbarn.org or by calling 509-229-3414. Paid registrations must be received by Monday, January 21. | 1:00-3:00pm | Dahmen Barn $25 includes all materials and tools. |
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| Saturday, Jan 26 | Palouse Chamber MusicWorkshop | 4:00pm | Lionel Hampton School of Music Recital Hall Moscow ID |
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| Saturday, Jan 26 | Hog Heaven Band -This energetic 16 piece band plays favorites from the swing era including tunes that range from the ’20s to the present with an emphasis on the big band era of the ’40s. The band was founded by Bill Roberts and has been playing for over 25 years. The group includes college professors, administrators, ministers, retired people, small business owners, music teachers, and students. Folks come to dance or listen. The band plays at the Dahmen Barn every fourth Saturday of every month. Contact Leslee Miller 509-229-3655, dlmiller@inlandnet.com for more information. |
7:30-9:30pm | Dahmen Barn Uniontown $8 for couples, $5 for a single; no charge for children under 12 |
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| Sunday, Jan 27 | The Mirror Theater’s SHAKESPEARE SUNDAYS resumes after the holiday break Sunday afternoon, January 13th with a reading of King Henry the Fourth, Part One. It will be read by audience members on two Sundays, January 13th and 27th from 1:30-3:30 pm at the St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Parish Hall, First and Jefferson Streets, Moscow. Those who want to read a part should sign-up at 1:15 pm.
For further information about The Mirror Theater’s extensive Shakespeare acting and study programs, contact inquiry@mirrortheater.org or call 208-882-1394. |
1:30-3:30pm | St. Mark's Episcopal Church Parish Hall (First and Jefferson Streets) Moscow Donation: $2.00 |
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| Sunday, Jan 27 | SAI Musicale |
3:00 pm | Lionel Hampton School of Music Recital Hall § Admission is free; however donations for Sigma Alpha Iota are accepted. |
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| Tuesday, Jan 29 | Guitarist James Reid performs Birds James Reid will present a faculty recital at the Lionel Hampton School of Music on Tuesday, January 29 at 7:30pm. He will be performing music from his newest CD, Birds, which was released last month as well as a new piece for clarinet and guitar. Reid and a colleague, fellow UI professor Roger Cole, commissioned Portland composer Bryan Johanson to write a piece for them last year and they will premiere the piece at this concert. James Reid was on sabbatical leave last semester and he used the opportunity to record music by Gwyneth Walker, Abel Carlevaro, Isaac Albeniz, and John Duarte. He¹ll perform Preludios Americanos by Abel Carlevaro as well as Mallorca and Zambra Granadina by Albeniz on his program. Carlevaro was from Montevideo, Uruguay and wrote some of the most unique South American guitar music of the 20th century. Albeniz wrote primarily for the piano but his music is often played on the guitar and it is highly romantic in style. Following the performance here in Moscow Reid will leave to present two concerts in Canada. For more information call the UI School of Music at 885-6231. website: jamesreidguitarist.com |
7:30pm | Lionel Hampton School of Music Recital Hall Moscow ID $3, $5 at the door |
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| Thursday, Jan 31 | Kay Zavislak, piano Faculty Recital |
7:30 p.m. | Lionel Hampton School of Music Recital Hall Tickets are available at the door —$5 for adults and $3 for students and senior citizens. (Revenue generated from ticket sales goes towards the music scholarship fund.) |
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