Batons and Ballots
Musicians and audience members will help choose new director/conductor By: Margaret Butler With a lift of the baton — or three — Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra…
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The Pipes of May
Spring concert features newly refurbished organ When the organ at St. John in the Wilderness bursts forth for this month’s American Guild of Organists concert,…
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Filling the Bowl
By: Margaret Butler Flat Rock’s call to fight hunger includes a nod to local ceramic artists It starts with a lump of clay thrown…
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Springing Back Into Theater
Bold Life celebrates the solid return of live theater this month with stories about events at three local companies. Hendersonville Theatre emerged from the…
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Let’s Talk Tolkien
Fantasy scholar delves deeper into Middle Earth With the new Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power series set to debut this year, a lot…
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Crossing the Divide
Fiddle and banjo put local flavor in annual orchestral concert For many decades now, the Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra has staged annual concerts around a holiday…
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A Carl of One’s Own
Lecture series reveals little-known Sandburg facts When it comes to Carl Sandburg, John W. Quinley can always find something new to discover — from articles,…
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History and Harmony
Singing competition hits the high notes of an enduring genre Barbershop harmony is a quintessentially American musical form. Though its heyday was nearly a…
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Re-Decking the Halls
Beloved seasonal show returns in person As we struggle back to normalcy amid continuing pandemic restrictions, one hopeful sign is the return of live…
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Come As You Are
We give thanks this month for the fall program at the Carl Sandburg Home that saw local children reading aloud to wide-eared farm animals….
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