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| Mike McElroy, Owner/Executive Chef |
We appreciate your business
Mike McElroy, the management and staff of Walnut Circle Grill would like
to take this opportunity to say thank you to all of our friends who come
down and dine with us and enjoy entertainment in our Courtyard. The
crowds have been amazing!
We would like to ask you to help us serve you better by letting our restaurant hostess know when you are seated on the patio. Since Hurricane Katrina, Hattiesburg has had an influx of new people in town, and at the same time, a shortage of personnel to take care of that increase. We are working hard to try to 'staff up' to meet the needs of our loyal and growing clientele and hope soon to be able to once again consistently deliver the quality of service that our customers deserve. Know that our staff is working hard to provide quality service. Your patience during this time is greatly appreciated. |
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| Tommy 'T-Bone' Pruitt |
Friday, November 18 at 8 pm
Blues...like nobody's business...that's the way T- Bone delivers the
blues. He and his band are on the lineup for Friday night at Walnut
Circle Grill. The music begins at 8 pm. We're expecting overflow from
USM's 'Eagle Palooza', so you might want to arrive early to get a seat
or a parking space!
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| Steve Reynolds |
Saturday, November 19th at 8 pm
Steve Reynolds, winner of the 2003 Telluride Acoustic Blues Competition
in Colorado, has recently relocated to the Hattiesburg area from
northern Arizona. Last September he released his CD “Downriver,” a
lively album of story songs laced with Reynolds Travis-style acoustic
guitar playing. An accomplished singer-songwriter, Reynolds performs a
variety of originals as well as tried and true covers that take the
listener on a journey from the rolling green hills of Ireland to the
funky back beat of New Orleans to the acoustic roots of Delta blues. “
Apparently the road has been very good to Steve Reynolds. Like a rafting trip down the Grand Canyon, trust your guide to take you "Downriver." This song is AWESOME! You can hear this and other music from Steve in the virtual lounge on our website! |
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| George M! at the Saenger Theater this weekend |
Join us for dinner before the show!
The Hattiesburg Civic Light Opera will present "George M!" tonight
through Saturday night with a Sunday matinee at the Saenger Theater in
downtown Hattiesburg. The show is based upon the life of early Broadway
pioneer George M. Cohan.
The story follows George's life and times, as he's born into the late 19th Century Vaudeville scene, grows into a talented but egotistical writer/performer and eventually steers his family into the world of early 20th Century Broadway, all set to a rousing score of delectable Cohan compositions. |
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| Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional |
Friday night in Downtown Hattiesburg at 6 pm
Southern Miss will hold its second annual 'Eagle Palooza' music fest
Friday night in downtown Hattiesburg. This year's show kicks off at 6 pm
with a DJ spinning songs, followed by 'Hey Revolution' at 6:30, a DJ at
7 pm, Pat Green at 7:30, a DJ at 9 pm, the SOUTHERN MISS PEP RALLY at
9:30, a DJ at 10 and the show's headliner, DASHBOARD CONFESSIONAL,
performing from 10:30 to midnight.
The stage will be on Main Street at Batson near The Oaks Cafe. Vendors will offer food and beverage items, such as hot chili and beer in limited areas. With an expected crowd of 10,000 and cold temperatures, we are anticipating an overflow crowd at Walnut Circle Grill, so please come early to try to get a parking spot and seating. The free concert, sponsored by USM's Student Government Association, gives students an opportunity to come to downtown Hattiesburg, a move supported by downtown merchants. |
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| "Black Out the Rock" T-Shirts |
Proceeds to Benefit USM's Hurricane Relief Fund
Teaming up with Southern Miss Athletics, USM's Student Government
Association is selling Southern Miss "Black Out" T-shirts daily from 12
to 2 p.m. at Shoemaker Square, located on campus in front of the Hub.
They will also be sold during 'Eagle Palooza' Friday night.
The spirit shirts, designed for the upcoming football game against conference rival Memphis, read "Black Out 2005 Southern Miss Golden Eagles Nov. 19th." The long-sleeve t-shirts cost $10 each, with all proceeds benefiting the USM Hurricane Relief Fund, which aids students affected by Hurricane Katrina. SGA and the athletic department are asking fans to wear the shirts on game day to "Black Out The Rock." |
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| USM v. Memphis Saturday night |
Stop by WCG for Pre-game and Post-game refreshments!
Southern Miss will close out its regular season against two of its
longest-standing rivals, Memphis in the "Black and Blue" game on
Saturday at 7:30 p.m., and Tulane in the "Battle for the Bell" game next
Saturday at 2 p.m. The Golden Eagles' game against Memphis will be
televised nationally by CSTV.
Southern Miss Athletics officials have announced that there is a Rivalry Ticket Package now available. Fans can now purchase a "two for twenty" rivalry ticket package and catch both games when the Golden Eagles return to "The Rock" for only twenty dollars ($20). The Rivalry Ticket Package is on sale now and can be purchased by calling (800) 844-TICK (8425) or by visiting SouthernMiss.com. |
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Walnut Circle Grill is open for lunch from 11 am to 2 pm Tuesday through
Friday. We are open for dinner from 5 to 10 pm Tuesday through Saturday.
Treat yourself to a great weeknight dinner at Walnut Circle Grill and
enjoy a quiet and relaxing atmosphere as you dine! We hope to see you
soon!
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