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Tom Hall played at Harvest Sessions on Saturday, October 20 from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Harvest Sessions is presented by KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market and takes place every Saturday at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park for the duration of Tower Grove Farmers' Market's regular season. Tom Hall has been performing for over twenty years and has won national and local acclaim for his exceptional blues guitar work. Harvest Sessions is free and open to the public.
Tom Hall has played in countless bands, but his solo performances truly capture audiences. He wanders through the sounds of Argentina, Ireland and Africa, but he always returns to his musical roots. When he is playing Mississippi-inspired blues, he shines like his signature National guitar. If you have not yet seen Hall play live, don't miss this oppurtunity to catch one of St. Louis' most talented artists.
The 2007 inaugural season of Harvest Sessions has featured great concerts from local and regional performers. With Tower Grove Farmers' Market as the backdrop, Harvest Sessions also hosted an International and Children's Series that proved very popular in the community. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market are proud to sponsor this free concert series on Saturday morning.
photos by Sara Anne Finke
KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market welcomed Cajun Gatorbaitors Saturday, September 15 for a performance that started at 10:00 a.m. and lasted til noon. This performance was a unique opportunity to hear great Cajun/Creole music while shoppers made their way around Tower grove Farmers' Market. The performance took place at the West Pool Pavillion in Tower Grove Park as an installment of Harvest Sessions.
The Cajun Gatorbaitors are a four-piece band that played traditional cajun two-step, waltz and blues music. Many of the songs were true to their Creole roots and were appropriately sung in French - who needs English anyways? The songs were all backed with acoustic instrumentation that included: fiddle, accordion, guitar, bass and piano. Without a doubt, The Cajun Gatorbaitors put a Louisiana-style smile on more then one face and got many market-goers tappin' their toes.
Harvest Sessions is a free concert series taking place every Saturday through out the regular season of Tower Grove Farmers' Market. The Children's Concert Series takes place the first Saturday of each month and the last Saturday of each month is an installment of the International Series.
Members of the Cajun Gatorbaitors include:
Patricia Brown, lead vocals, harmony, dog house bass,Cajun accordian, fiddle and triangle.
Tom Martin, Cajun accordian, keyboards and triangle.
John Higgins, lead vocals, harmony and Cajun fiddle.
Michael Waters, guitar.
photo by Sara Anne Finke
Tom Hall played at Harvest Sessions on Saturday, October 20 from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Harvest Sessions is presented by KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market and takes place every Saturday at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park for the duration of Tower Grove Farmers' Market's regular season. Tom Hall has been performing for over twenty years and has won national and local acclaim for his exceptional blues guitar work. Harvest Sessions is free and open to the public.
Tom Hall has played in countless bands, but his solo performances truly capture audiences. He wanders through the sounds of Argentina, Ireland and Africa, but he always returns to his musical roots. When he is playing Mississippi-inspired blues, he shines like his signature National guitar. If you have not yet seen Hall play live, don't miss this oppurtunity to catch one of St. Louis' most talented artists.
The 2007 inaugural season of Harvest Sessions has featured great concerts from local and regional performers. With Tower Grove Farmers' Market as the backdrop, Harvest Sessions also hosted an International and Children's Series that proved very popular in the community. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market are proud to sponsor this free concert series on Saturday morning.
photos by Sara Anne Finke
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Grampa's more friends included:Celia, Brian Andrew Marek, Fred Friction, The Forbidden Fruit Snacks (Catherine Kustelski and Deanna Bosse), Larissa Dalle, John Wendland, Justin Brown, Chris Johnson, Ray Brewer and Tommy Hollarman. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation, and Tower Grove Farmers' Market brought you a very special Harvest Sessions Concert on Saturday, October 6. Rylee's Grampa's Friends will present "More Friends" at the Tower Grove Farmers' Market from 10:00 p.m. til 1:00 p.m. This is the last Children's Series performance for this season of Harvest Sessions, so don't miss out on your last chance to hear some kid-friendly tunes. This performance took place at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park during Tower Grove Farmers' Market. The "More Friends" show featured many great performances from St. Louis singer-songwriters, the likes of included: Ceila, Larissa Dalle, The Forbidden Fruit Snacks, John Wendland, Fred Friction, Brian Andrew Marek, Justin Brown, Tommy Hollarman and Ray Brewer. Harvest Sessions is always free, but donations can be sent to benefit The American Cancer Society and Camp Sunrise at YMCA Trout Lodge. Harvest Sessions has been taking place through out the regular season of the Tower Grove Farmers' Market that included a Children's and International Series. This season of Harvest Sessions has been a great success as proven by a number of impressive performances that will continue until the end of the regular season on Saturday, October 27. Photos by Sara Anne Finke
Tom Hall played at Harvest Sessions on Saturday, October 20 from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Harvest Sessions is presented by KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market and takes place every Saturday at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park for the duration of Tower Grove Farmers' Market's regular season. Tom Hall has been performing for over twenty years and has won national and local acclaim for his exceptional blues guitar work. Harvest Sessions is free and open to the public.
Tom Hall has played in countless bands, but his solo performances truly capture audiences. He wanders through the sounds of Argentina, Ireland and Africa, but he always returns to his musical roots. When he is playing Mississippi-inspired blues, he shines like his signature National guitar. If you have not yet seen Hall play live, don't miss this oppurtunity to catch one of St. Louis' most talented artists.
The 2007 inaugural season of Harvest Sessions has featured great concerts from local and regional performers. With Tower Grove Farmers' Market as the backdrop, Harvest Sessions also hosted an International and Children's Series that proved very popular in the community. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market are proud to sponsor this free concert series on Saturday morning.
photos by Sara Anne Finke
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Voyager Art & Tile is made up of two artists, Brian McArthur and Dawn Detarando. They have been working together as a team for over 10 years and together have over 35 years of art making experience.
"We are inspired by our natural surroundings and produce work that is responsive and whimsical, combining interests of flora, fauna and history that is related to the rural and urban environments we experience", they explain.
You can find Voyager Art & Tile at
The Bear and The Butterfly
214 Banff Ave, Banff, AB, Canada
(403) 762 8911
Artist: Tara Taglienti
Title: Snot Glass
Medium: Photography
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This artwork is part of Bear and Bird Gallery's "Me Me Me Me Me: Self Portrait Group Show" exhibition in Lauderhill, Florida. Exhibition runs April 18 - May 30, 2009, for more information visit our website www.bearandbird.com
The Bearded Babies are:
Jenna Schroeder, bass
Brian Wiegert, banjo,guitar and mandolin
Eric Clay, mandolin and guitar
Andrew Weil, banjo, guitar and fiddle
KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower
Grove Farmers' Market presented the last performance of the 2007 Harvest Sessions series on Saturday, October 27. To celebrate this inaugural season series there was a special closing concert at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. This performance featured funky, rousing sets from The Bearded Babies, Gumbohead and Nostalgia.
In additon to the music, the Market will be hosting the Tower Grove Harvest Festival, which includes prepared food vendors, and free yoga. The Harvest Sessions concert series has been taking place each Saturday during the regular season of the Tower Grove Farmer's Market. Also hosting a Children's and International series, Harvest Sessions has hosted many memorable shows from local and regional artists like: Rylee's Grampa's Friends, Tom Hall and Kenya Ajanaku. Every performance is free, open to the public and held during the Tower Grove Farmers' Market.
photo by Sara Anne Finke
Local Artist Steve Tomlinson has created this tribute to the opening of the Stockton and Darlington Railway on 27th September 1825 - it was the first steam-powered public railway to carry fare paying passengers in the world, called 1st Engine Locomotion No 1
It is depicted here at St John's Crossing and officially had 330 passengers, though it is believed there were more like 600!
Many turned out to wave as it passed and others rode alongside of it on horseback, when it arrived at Darlington, the coal wagons were detached and the coal was given to the poor!
Tom Hall played at Harvest Sessions on Saturday, October 20 from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Harvest Sessions is presented by KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market and takes place every Saturday at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park for the duration of Tower Grove Farmers' Market's regular season. Tom Hall has been performing for over twenty years and has won national and local acclaim for his exceptional blues guitar work. Harvest Sessions is free and open to the public.
Tom Hall has played in countless bands, but his solo performances truly capture audiences. He wanders through the sounds of Argentina, Ireland and Africa, but he always returns to his musical roots. When he is playing Mississippi-inspired blues, he shines like his signature National guitar. If you have not yet seen Hall play live, don't miss this oppurtunity to catch one of St. Louis' most talented artists.
The 2007 inaugural season of Harvest Sessions has featured great concerts from local and regional performers. With Tower Grove Farmers' Market as the backdrop, Harvest Sessions also hosted an International and Children's Series that proved very popular in the community. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market are proud to sponsor this free concert series on Saturday morning.
photos by Sara Anne FinkeTom Hall played at Harvest Sessions on Saturday, October 20 from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Harvest Sessions is presented by KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market and takes place every Saturday at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park for the duration of Tower Grove Farmers' Market's regular season. Tom Hall has been performing for over twenty years and has won national and local acclaim for his exceptional blues guitar work. Harvest Sessions is free and open to the public.
Tom Hall has played in countless bands, but his solo performances truly capture audiences. He wanders through the sounds of Argentina, Ireland and Africa, but he always returns to his musical roots. When he is playing Mississippi-inspired blues, he shines like his signature National guitar. If you have not yet seen Hall play live, don't miss this oppurtunity to catch one of St. Louis' most talented artists.
The 2007 inaugural season of Harvest Sessions has featured great concerts from local and regional performers. With Tower Grove Farmers' Market as the backdrop, Harvest Sessions also hosted an International and Children's Series that proved very popular in the community. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market are proud to sponsor this free concert series on Saturday morning.
photos by Sara Anne Finke
Tom Hall played at Harvest Sessions on Saturday, October 20 from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Harvest Sessions is presented by KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market and takes place every Saturday at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park for the duration of Tower Grove Farmers' Market's regular season. Tom Hall has been performing for over twenty years and has won national and local acclaim for his exceptional blues guitar work. Harvest Sessions is free and open to the public.
Tom Hall has played in countless bands, but his solo performances truly capture audiences. He wanders through the sounds of Argentina, Ireland and Africa, but he always returns to his musical roots. When he is playing Mississippi-inspired blues, he shines like his signature National guitar. If you have not yet seen Hall play live, don't miss this oppurtunity to catch one of St. Louis' most talented artists.
The 2007 inaugural season of Harvest Sessions has featured great concerts from local and regional performers. With Tower Grove Farmers' Market as the backdrop, Harvest Sessions also hosted an International and Children's Series that proved very popular in the community. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market are proud to sponsor this free concert series on Saturday morning.
photos by Sara Anne Finke
Tom Hall played at Harvest Sessions on Saturday, October 20 from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Harvest Sessions is presented by KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market and takes place every Saturday at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park for the duration of Tower Grove Farmers' Market's regular season. Tom Hall has been performing for over twenty years and has won national and local acclaim for his exceptional blues guitar work. Harvest Sessions is free and open to the public.
Tom Hall has played in countless bands, but his solo performances truly capture audiences. He wanders through the sounds of Argentina, Ireland and Africa, but he always returns to his musical roots. When he is playing Mississippi-inspired blues, he shines like his signature National guitar. If you have not yet seen Hall play live, don't miss this oppurtunity to catch one of St. Louis' most talented artists.
The 2007 inaugural season of Harvest Sessions has featured great concerts from local and regional performers. With Tower Grove Farmers' Market as the backdrop, Harvest Sessions also hosted an International and Children's Series that proved very popular in the community. KDHX Community Media, The Whitaker Foundation and Tower Grove Farmers' Market are proud to sponsor this free concert series on Saturday morning.
photos by Sara Anne Finke
Elsie Parker and the Poor People of Paris were the featured artist at the August 25th edition of the Harvest Sessions.
KDHX Community Media, in conjunction with the Tower Grove Farmers Market and The Whitaker Foundation, are proud to announce Harvest Sessions, a free concert series to be held during the 2007 regular season of the Tower Grove Farmers Market. Concerts will take place every Saturday at the Tower Grove Farmers’ Market, located at the West Pool Pavilion in Tower Grove Park, and will feature local and regional acts.
Local artist Jeff Malenfant recently published a new book, “My Public
and Concrete Alibi”, co-authored with his friend and fellow artist,
Yannick Dangin Leconte, of Paris, France.
The book is a collection of poems and drawings that the two worked on
during 2008-2009. Under his YouTube user name, “liketelevisionsnow”,
Jeff wrote short poems as direct responses to videos that Yannick made
and posted on his channel, “There is Nothing. Nowhere.” The poems
were left on a “virtual wall” -- much like the enigmatic subject
matter that the British graffiti artist, Banksy, leaves on physical walls and other
structures. This book is a logical extension of the collaborative work that the
two artists were doing at that time.
“My Public and Concrete Alibi” is in Cook Memorial Library's collection. For more information or a look at the book’s contents, visit Jeff’s blog.