Kentucky Shakespeare brings Macbeth to life, April 25th! In…
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our great town of Henderson, Kentucky!
Lots going on at the Henderson Fine Arts Center this Friday and Saturday!
Friday night it’s Rosanne Cash in Concert!
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Join us as Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, witches, sword fights, villains and more take to the stage as Kentucky Shakespeare brings Macbeth to life in Henderson. Ages 4th grade to adult!
Faerie Tales from around the world takes place beginning at 11am in the Stagg Room for K-3rd graders. Your little one can act, perform and get into costume with KY Shakespeare actors as they reenact faerie tale favorites and learn about the origins of the stories.
Come early for pre-show activities provided by the Thelma B Johnson Early Learning Center!
Tickets for events
270.831.9800 (M-F 10am- 4pm)
Categories: General Tags: henderson, henderson area arts & alliance, Henderson fun for the whole family, Kentucky Shakespeare, Macbeth
Rosanne Cash in Concert in Henderson this Friday!
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Folks, you don’t want to miss this one!
“The Henderson Area Arts Alliance!”
“Proudly Presents”
Rosanne Cash!
Rosanne Cash is a 3 time Grammy Award winning songwriter, singer and artist. She’ll be appearing with her husband John Leventhal for an incredible duo acoustic concert in the beautiful McCormick Hall this Friday, April 24th 7pm!
Pre-show acoustic guitar entertainment provided by Spencer Bloodworth and Field & Main Bank is hosting a hospitality suite/sweet with goodies, coffees and teas prior to the show. Tickets are still available for this spectacular show! You don’t want to miss it!
Tickets for the event
270.831.9800 (M-F 10am- 4pm)
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Categories: General Tags: brenntag, filed and main bank, grammy award winner, henderson, Henderson community college, in concert, kentucky, rosanne cash
Nirvana’s last song ever recorded 1994 “Heart Shaped Box”
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I used to really despise the grunge movement and especially nirvana. The flannel shirts and monotone suicidal music never moved me. I actually hated it. Well, 20 years later I am starting to somewhat appreciate some of it. Kurt Cobain was just another local guy (in his area) that happened to catch the mythical “lightning in a bottle”. Unfortunately, we all know the outcome too well. He took his own life. He fought his demons and some say he won, some say he lost. I dunno, it’s not up to me to decide.
Anyway, supposedly here is the last song of the last show nirvana ever played. For such an iconic band at the time, an old airplane hanger that held barely 3,000 people. Is that fitting for “the end” of a movement?
To Hear Kurt Cobain cover “The Beatles” click <HERE>
Categories: General Tags: found on youtube, germany, grunge, heart shaped box, kurt cobain, munich, Nirvana, terminal 1, the 90's, the rolling stone magazine
