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| Rhythm & Rain perform at WCG at 5 pm |
Music, Art, Refreshments set the stage
Join us Saturday afternoon beginning at 5 p.m. for Hattiesburg's annual
Fall Art Walk. The event will launch a round of seasonal activities in
downtown shops and galleries.
The main hours for the walk will be from 5 to 9 p.m., but don’t wait! Start the fun at the shops and galleries that open earlier that day and get a jump on the special fall merchandise and activities. Downtown restaurants offer plenty of choices for lunch and dinner and those who like can party on into the wee hours at the night spots. The day will be filled with art, music and refreshments as artists show their work and restaurants and shops host live entertainment. Walnut Circle Grill will host The Rhythm and Rain Trio, an island trop/rock band from the Coast at 5 p.m. At 8 p.m., the Deltamatics take the stage. Art Walk is presented three times a year as a collaborative effort involving organizations such as HHDA, Hattiesburg Arts Council, The University of Southern Mississippi, William Carey College, South Mississippi Art Association and the City of Hattiesburg. Art Walk is for everyone – families, singles, seniors and retirees, students of all ages and visitors. Events still to come this season include Holiday Shopping in Historic Downtown, Nov. 9 – 11, and Holiday Art Walk on Dec. 9. |
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| Tree Logic |
Johnny Hozey, Jamie Jimenez, and Cody Ruth met as hired hands on a jazz
gig in Hattiesburg MS in October of 2004. From there the three decided
to develop a project. In September of 2005, Hurricane Katrina devastated
the Gulf Coast. With most of the venues that hosted Tree Logic
destroyed, the band began to play more in Baton Rouge, LA. However,
venues were not the only things affected by the Hurricane; Johnny's home
was completely destroyed.
The band began to travel regionally playing their own mix of jazz hits, classic rock, funk and jazz fusion. As their name became more popular, the band decided to expand their repertoire to include originals written the band. When Ryan Patterson was added on guitar to replace Steve Helwick who had left the area, the band picked up where they left off, expanding their repertoire even more than before, and developing a much broader and diverse fan base than ever. In the two years the band has been together, they have grown tight as a group and have received praise and respect from avid music critics and musicians alike. The band's fan base continues to grow as they witness the high energy and nonstop great music from Tree Logic. |
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| The Deltamatics |
Delta and Chicago Blues begin at 8 pm
Old School Blues 1920s to 1960s. Based in the Hub City. Dave and Tate
been playing Blues together over a decade. Stu came from Texas via New
York and Kansas a few years ago to play the Blues in Mississippi. We
like folks to check out all the founding fathers....so take some time
and visit all the legends in our friends line up......dig in, feel it,
and go with it. The Blues is all right, always was, and always will be.
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| Join us for a cooking demo on Monday, October 9th |
We'll be at the Kitchen Table at 6:30 p.m. on October 9
Make plans now to join our Chefs Hoyt Tanner and Mike McElroy as they
present a live cooking demonstration at the Kitchen Table on Monday,
October 9 at 6:30 p.m. Owners Jennifer and Kennard McKay opened the
Kitchen Table in October 2003, which offers an assortment of fine
cookware, gadgets and specialty wares for the home.
Chefs Hoyt and Mike will cook up a delicious menu of Shrimp Florentine Manicotti, Fresh Mozzarella Caprezzi Salad with Balsamic Vinaigrette, Pan Seared Chicken Breast with Pomodora Cream Sauce, Herb Roasted Potatoes and Oven Roasted Yellow Squash along with Orange Torte. Wines will be paired appropriately. The cost for this event is $50 per person. Seating is limited, so please contact the Kitchen Table to reserve your spot soon. The Kitchen Table features cookware by Viking, Le Creuset, All Clad; bakeware by Kaiser, Nordic Ware, Dr. Oetker; gadgets by WMF, Messermeister, Oxo, Leifheit; barware by Riedel, Schott Zweisel, Screw Pull, Metrokane and tabletop lines by Vietri, , iittala, Skyros and Earthborn Studios. Culinary classes are offered throughout the year, generally in eight-week programs each quarter. Classes range in price based on the depth of instruction, content and instructor. Currently our instructors are local and regionally renowned chefs and come from as far away as Nashville and Destin. They will have some nationally known names appearing soon and look forward to more next year. The Kitchen Table is located at 3720 Hardy Street, Suite 3, next to the Corner Market in the University Mall Shopping Center in Hattiesburg. They are open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. To reserve your spot in this class, call the store at 601-261-2224 or visit their website linked below. |
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