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NCCA-Artsplace Dogwood Events and Classes Summer 21 i DOGWOOD CENTER EVENTS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1. DOGWOOD CENTER August 27 craftsmanship and passion, and formed The Rough & Tumble in FOR PERFORMING ARTS Marshall Crenshaw his efforts have been rewarded 2011 as the friends turned into NCCA-ARTSPLACE 7:30 p.m. Main Stage. Tickets $20.00. with the devotion of a broad and bandmates. In 2015, after a bad CLASSES AND EVENTS remarkably loyal fan base. His Nashville landlord left them with- debut album, Marshall Crenshaw, out heat for 12 days during an was acclaimed as a masterpiece ice storm, the bandmates turned upon its release in 1982 and spouses decided to hit the road. established him as a singular They sold everything they could, songwriter, record maker, and bought a 16’ camper (despite the guitarist. The album spawned the warning of their families and the lot hit single “Someday, Someway,” salesman), packed up their instru- and other classics such as ments, their dog and hit the road. “(You’re My) Favorite Waste of this issue Rent the They have been touring relentlessly Time”, “Whenever You’re On My since with their two 100lb rescue Dogwood Center Events P.1 Dogwood Center Mind” and “Cynical Girl.” Weddings, concerts, plays, dogs, Mud Puddle and Magpie Mae. Teen/Youth Classes P.2 celebrations, fundraisers, public September 2 and private events. We have a The Rough & Tumble Adult Classes P.3 Over the course of a career that 7:30 p.m. Black Box. Tickets $15.00. beautiful flexible space for your has spanned three decades, 13 From their upbeat, commanding More Dogwood Center Events P.4 event! Call 231-924-8885 to albums, Grammy and Golden stage presence and sharp ban- NCCA-Artsplace Statewide Photography Competition P. 3 reserve your date today! Globe nominations, film and ter to their earworm-inducing mel- TV appearances (Buddy Holly odies and heartstring lyrics, this in “La Bamba”) and thousands dumpster-folk/thriftstore Americana NCCA-Artsplace Dogwood Center for Performing Arts: Upcoming Events of performances, Marshall duo has been writing and perform- 4734 S Campus Ct, Fremont Crenshaw’s musical output has Corridor Gallery ing together since 2007. Mallory June 18 - Brett Newski along with artists such as Waylon July 30 and July 31 - Dogwood Phone: (231) 924-8885 maintained a consistent fidelity Jennings, The Eagles, and the Graham and Scott Tyler inevitably STACY NIEDZWIECKI and the No Tomorrow Summer Youth Theater: www.dogwoodcenter.com to the qualities of artfulness, 7:30 p.m. Main Stage. Tickets $15.00 Allman Brothers, their wide “Comedy of Errors” Photography Enjoy a unique sound that range of influences create a 7:30 p.m. Main Stage. Free THROUGH July 10 falls somewhere between 90’s combined style of country music Admission, ticket required. NCCA-Artsplace and Dogwood Center are funded in part by the Fremont Area Community Foundation. Nature’s beauty has found its Alternative Rock and Geek Rock. and southern rock. Lead singer, “Comedy of Errors” is one of way through Niedzwiecki’s Newski has been featured on Brandon Coleman, with vocals William Shakespeare’s early camera lens, earning awards Rolling Stone, NPR, American that bring to mind a young Elvis, plays with a major part of the in both local and international Songwriter, SiriusXM, Boston is the heart of their high energy humor coming from slapstick show along with Drew Nix on Non-Profit Org. competitions. The Rockford Globe, and Paste. and mistaken identity, in addi- ELECTRONIC SERVICE REQUESTED U.S. POSTAGE resident has been a mulit-year Brett Newski and rhythm guitar, Zach Rishel on tion to puns and word play. The PAID lead, Andrew Bishop on bass Fremont, MI 49412 participant of ArtPrize and her the No Tomorrow Dogwood Summer Youth Theater Permit No. 8 and John Hall on drums. images have been featured are bringing will be directed again by Chelsea their 90’s influ- in books, websites, Michigan Webb and Casey Webb. 13 East Main Street enced sound across America. July 16 - Grand Rapids BLUE, Michigan History, and Symphony Brass Quintet Fremont, MI 49412 Newski has played alongside August 13 - Ralston Bowles Shoreline Guide Publications. Ensemble www.ncca-artsplace.org acts like Pixies, Violent Femmes, 7:30 p.m. Main Stage. Tickets $15.00. Courtney Barnett, Manchester 7:30 – 8:00 p.m. Lawn East of the Award-winning folk and Americana Phone: 231.924.4022 DARRELL DERUITER Orchestra, Better than Ezra & Dogwood Center. Free Admission. artist Ralston Bowles is a compelling WOODWORKING New Pornographers. This outdoor performance, on the troubadour whose influence and JULY 12 - SEPTEMBER 11 lawn East of the Dogwood Center, songs reach across the globe. White Cloud artist Darrell will feature a mix of light classical His critically acclaimed albums, and pops with musicians from the DeRuiter is exhibiting including “Carwreck Conversations” Grand Rapids Symphony brass sculptures that bring out the and “Rally at the Texas Hotel”, ensemble! Join us and you will containing songs that have been natural beauty in the select experience a world-class brass covered and reinterpreted by indie- woods he uses. He has over quintet ensemble performing for folk artists, from Peter Mulvey to forty years of experience you live at the Dogwood! Musicians Caroline Aiken. He has shared working with wood sculpture, include Charley Lea and George stages with Bob Dylan, carving, portraiture, and turning. Goad on trumpet, Erich Shawn Colvin, Arlo Guthrie, Peterson on horn, Chris Hothouse Flowers more. Haoulihan on trombone His songs have inspired a and Jacob Cameron on generation of musicians, July 9 - Red Clay Strays tuba. Bring your lawn chairs evidenced by a recent 7:30 p.m. Main Stage. Tickets $15.00 or a picnic blanket to enjoy double-album (“Michigan From rural south Alabama, the the evening. This program Music”) compiled as a Red Clay Strays reminds you is funded in part by the tribute to Bowles, a project of southern music’s heyday. Fremont Area Community featuring 33 Michigan Growing up listening to gospel Foundation. bands and solo artists. Dogwood Center events continued on page 4. YOUTH ART CLASSES Down on the Farm June 17 Thurs. 3:30-4:30 p.m. Ages 4-5 $7 July 8 Thurs. 10:00-11:00 a.m. Ages 4-5 $7 August 5 Thurs. 1:00-2:00 p.m. Ages 4-5 $7 Let’s stay close to home and create a painting of a chicken ART CLASSES FOR TEENS using a variety of mixed media and bold painting techniques. NCCA-ARTSPLACE These classes are funded in part by a grant from In My Backyard STATEWIDE the FACF Youth Advisory Committee. July 13 Tues. 10:00-11:00 a.m. Ages 4-5 $7 July 29 Thurs. 1:00-2:00 p.m. Ages 4-5 $7 PHOTOGRAPHY 4:00-5:30 p.m. • Ages 12-18 • Class Fee $10 August 21 Sat. 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Ages 4-5 $7 Using fun painting techniques and printmaking skills we will COMPETITION create a ginormous but friendly insect found in our back yard! Our goal is to exhibit and acknowledge Wednesday, June 9 the finest photographers in the State of Clay Slab Fish ADULT ART CLASSES Michigan and encourage greater growth Seashore Epoxy Pendant June 22 Tues. 10:00-11:00 a.m. Ages 4-5 $7 Learn to use colored frit, paint, July 22 Thurs. 10:00-11:00 a.m. Ages 4-5 $7 and achievement in the photographic findings and epoxy to create a brilliant August 10 Tues. 12:30-1:30 p.m. Ages 4-5 $7 Painting with Jane Stroschin Fused Glass Beach community. This is a juried competition. pendant in silver tray bail. In this class students will use the slab technique to form a June 12 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. with Lindsay Isenhart Selected works will be exhibited and fish full of color and design. *Clay pieces will be available Ages 16+ $75 (Members $70) among them will be the honor of 1st, Wednesday, June 16 July 15 6:00-8:00 p.m. for pickup a week after the class. Enjoy painting beautiful pastoral Ages 16+ $50 (Members $45) 2nd, 3rd place and honorable mentions Clay Reptiles scenes in acrylics with artist Learn to use COE 96 receiving ribbons and cash awards. Participants will hand build reptiles Purely Michigan Jane Stroschin. All materials fusible glass to express the with stoneware clay, using textures, June 17 Thurs. 1:00-2:30 p.m. Ages 6-8 $10 and 11 x 14 canvas provided! magnificent skies, deep slip and more. Student will choose July 8 Thurs. 12:00-1:30 p.m. Ages 6-8 $10 July 31 Sat. 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Ages 6-8 $10 blue waters, tumultuous from 3 different high fire glaze colors In this class students will create a painted sculpture of a Slab Clay Lantern to have their reptiles finished. Pick up waves, crashing against the seagull mounted on wood. Constructed with cardboard fired projects on or after June 30. with Lindsay Isenhart rocky and sandy shores! and painted using layered brushstrokes. June 16 1:00-3:00 p.m. This is a great project for Tuesday, June 22 Ages 16+ $45 (Members $40) beginners or experienced glass artists! Hey Picasso!! Use slab building methods and July 13 Tues. 12:00-1:30 p.m. Ages 6-8 $10 Stained Glass Silhouette tools to transfer and cut out Trace your favorite design onto August 3 Tues. 10:00-11:30 a.m. Ages 6-8 $10 Photo Fabric Lighthouse sharp sihloutettes to create a copper foil, then use precision August 19 Thurs.
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