Thanks to Nicole Agostino for starring in this week’s photo. The bar has now been set very high for future photos. The photo was taken by Daryl Shawn. Sarah Scott designed the shirt.
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Thanks to Dwight Cahela for starring in this week’s photo. The photo was taken by Sarah Scott, who also designed the shirt.
Would you like to be in the Photo Of The Week? Send an email to jason@craneshow.com.
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10:00-11:00 am: An hour of performance and conversation with singer/songwriters Katie Martin & Jake Carnley
Katie Martin is an Auburn, Alabama, native who now makes her home near Atlanta. She’s a talented singer/songwriter who has performed all over the Southeast as a solo act and with HeY!ALLigator, the band she co-leads with Marie Robertson.
Jake Carnley is best known as the lead singer and songwriter of Teacup and the Monster. He’s also a busy solo performer who is working hard on building a strong local music scene in Auburn.
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Thanks to Siddhartha Rao for starring in this week’s photo. The photo was taken by Sarah Scott, who also designed the shirt.
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10:00-10:30 am: Daniel Neil and Jocelyn Zanzot from the Mobile Studio
The Mobile Studio is an intermedia collective that studies, re-presents and re-imagines contemporary Alabama landscapes through co-creative art making and events in the field. Between art, landscape architecture, public history and community engagement, we bring a resourceful ingenuity to making a next generation of vibrant civic places. Learn more at http://mobilelandscapestudio.wordpress.com.
10:30-11 am: Patrick McCurry
Patrick McCurry is a jazz and concert saxophonist and flutist based in Auburn. He’s also a composer and arranger. McCurry coordinates A Little Lunch Music at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, a weekly series of free concerts. Performances are every Thursday from noon to 1:00 PM. The concerts are informal. The music serves to complement the fine-art and dining experience for the museum’s visitors and café customers. Musicians usually perform in the Grand Gallery.
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The music used on this episode was by singer Nicky Schrire.
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