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The Prairie Wind” is a diverse collection of poetry, artwork, photography, and music from the many members of the Highland community. It is produced annually by students and staff in the Humanities and Fine Arts departments at Highland Community College.
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When complete, the Arts Plaza is intended to be a vibrant civic space that couples community engagement with art and cultural activities.
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The virtual event will feature readings of some of the scariest stories by Edgar Allan Poe.
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Chris Johnson, president of the Illinois chapter of the National Association of Theater Owners, said the 50-person limit is unrealistic.
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Every gift the community makes to this urgent appeal – up to $5,000 – will be matched dollar for dollar by the anonymous donor.
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Two Exhibitions Featuring Work Of Local Artists
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Up to five finalists will be selected and asked to create a proposal for the site. Finalists will be paid $500 among other perks.
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FHS students direct and perform three one-act plays: two are comedies and one is a drama. Freeport High School is proud to be the only high school in northern Illinois that gives students this opportunity to direct and produce their own shows.
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March 28th in the Masonic Event Center’s main ballroom. There will be dancing, food, and fun! Doors will open at 6:00pm, with the show starting at 7.
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No previous theatre experience is necessary. Please bring a pencil or pen to the audition.
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The Juried District Art Exhibit is designed to recognize local artists in the Highland district and to celebrate their visual contribution to the community.
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The public is invited to attend the Stephenson County Historical Society’s Annual Dinner on Thursday, March 26th.
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The Aspiring Artists exhibition demonstrates the wonderful talent and creativity of the students in our communities and the high level of arts instruction they receive from their art educators.
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According to Cole, “Without a Song!” is a musical journey of love and life through favorite tunes from times past to the present, including genres of spirituals, blues, folk, country, jazz, gospel, and R&B, to name a few.
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The concert will feature chamber music in the form of percussion ensembles, string quartets, with flute, clarinet, woodwind, and brass choirs. The repertoire will include music of the masters.
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