Arts and Theater
Lights, camera, action: NEAEI film camp stars high school students
The Northeast Alabama Entertainment Initiative is sponsoring a weeklong film camp where high-school sophomores, juniors and graduating seniors will learn the business and technology of the film business from industry veterans.
Jun 09, 2013 |  0 comments | 37 37 recommendations | email to a friend
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Artists in Action: Anniston shows itself rich in art, history
It’s been an interesting week, with more developments on the horizon. There were 61 entrants from northeast Alabama at the audition for “Anniston’s Got Talent” Sunday. An important estate sale discovery concerning Anniston history was revealed. And the Ayers Room in the public library hosted two particularly fascinating events this week.
Jun 09, 2013 |  0 comments | 45 45 recommendations | email to a friend
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Local rocker opening for Confederate Railroad in Heflin Saturday
Singer/songwriter and Jacksonville native Riley Green will open for double-platinum Confederate Railroad at the Heflin Outdoor Music Park Saturday. Both acts will be available to greet fans and sign autographs after the show.
Jun 02, 2013 |  0 comments | 41 41 recommendations | email to a friend
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Artists in Action: Gadsden prepares for the arts this summer
Summer isn’t officially here yet. But when it makes its entrance, it will bring with it events for fun and learning. And this summer, Gadsden is seeing plenty of that arts action.
Jun 02, 2013 |  0 comments | 26 26 recommendations | email to a friend
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  • Artists in Action: Alabama Symphony Orchestra to play Oxford
    by Hervey Folsom
    Special to The Star
    05.05.13 - 03:00 am
  • Model citizens: Museum exhibit celebrates Anniston’s founding fathers
    by Sara Milledge
    smilledge@annistonstar.com
    May 26, 2013 |  0 comments | 57 57 recommendations | email to a friend
    The stories of Anniston’s founders, Samuel Noble and Gen. Daniel Tyler, are featured in the Anniston Museum of Natural History exhibit, “Horseback Visionaries: Noble and Tyler Create the Model City,” in celebration of the 130th anniversary of the city’s incorporation.
    Artists in Action: Education, appreciation help keep creativity alive
    by Hervey Folsom
    Special to The Star
    May 26, 2013 |  0 comments | 68 68 recommendations | email to a friend
    For music to continue to fill the air there must be musical education for our youth. And in order for CAST volunteers to get their due applause, there must be the Randy Awards.
    Small Talk: ‘The Glass Slipper’ comes to Gadsden
    by Annette Maddox
    Special to The Star
    May 26, 2013 |  0 comments | 69 69 recommendations | email to a friend
    Just a short jeté north on Highway 431, the highly anticipated performance of Gadsden’s Downtown Dance Conservatory’s ninth original production, “The Glass Slipper: A Cinderella Story,” will take the stage on May 31 and June 1.
    Wanted: Anniston’s most talented
    by Sara Milledge
    smilledge@annistonstar.com
    May 19, 2013 |  0 comments | 73 73 recommendations | email to a friend
    In celebration of Anniston's 130th birthday, the city will host the first Anniston’s Got Talent competition.
    Artists in Action: To act or not to act, either way you’re in the right place
    by Hervey Folsom
    Special to The Star
    May 19, 2013 |  0 comments | 74 74 recommendations | email to a friend
    Whether you prefer to be a viewer or a performer in entertainment-rich Calhoun County, there are events and opportunities to keep you busy this month.
    Sounds of Summer: A guide to the music festivals heating up the South this summer
    by Sara Milledge
    smilledge@annistonstar.com
    May 12, 2013 |  0 comments | 71 71 recommendations | email to a friend
    This summer Alabamians can jam from the banks of the Coosa River to the beaches of Gulf Shores, and pretty much everywhere in between. With tunes from country to hip-hop to jazz, this festival season has something for everyone.
    Small packages: Ragland artist proves little books take big talent
    by Erin Williams
    Special to The Star
    May 12, 2013 |  0 comments | 69 69 recommendations | email to a friend
    As a book artist who has created works of art as small as 1 or 2 inches, Mary Ann Sampson knows a thing or two about designing within dimensions.

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