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SUMMARY:Form + Fire\, a juried contemporary clay exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Indian River Clay presents Form + Fire\, a juried contemporary clay exhibit featuring functional\, sculptural\, decorate and experimental pieces in clay created by Florida artists. \nThe exhibit’s opening reception is 5 to 8 p.m. March 3 at Raw Space Gallery\, 1795 Old Dixie Highway\, Vero Beach. The exhibit runs through March 28. The pubic is welcome. The pottery will be for sale. For details\, call 772-202-8598. \nIndian River Clay\, a non-profit\, 501(c)3 organization\, is a membership studio in Vero Beach.
URL:https://veronews.com/event/form-fire-a-juried-contemporary-clay-exhibit/
LOCATION:Raw Space Gallery\, 1795 Old Dixie Highway\, Vero Beach\, 32960\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Events,Entertainment
ORGANIZER;CN="Indian River Clay":MAILTO:indianriverclay@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Steve Call's Hot 5 "Pure Dixieland"
DESCRIPTION:The New Hot 5’s (NH5) first performances were in France in 2009. Since then they have returned to France for multiple appearances and have performed in Utah\, Nevada\, New York\, and the Dominican Republic. The NH5 was created by Dr. Steve Call\, Emeritus Professor of Music at Brigham Young University (BYU).\nWhen returning to France in 2011\, the NH5 was preparing to play a show at a small country hotel in Autrans\, Steve noticed a lovely herd of dairy cows in a beautiful pasture next to the venue and decided to play his tuba for them. The amazing bovine response was recorded and later uploaded to YouTube. Overnight the  video went viral and was for a time the “most viewed” jazz video and cow video on the website.\nTubist and Bandleader\, Dr. Steve Call is currently Adjunct Professor of Music at Utah’s Snow College. He taught low brass instruments and Jazz Studies at Brigham Young University for 39 years\, retiring in 2018. He has presented many clinics and workshops on brass instrumental performance and traditional jazz education. His academic work includes published research with regard to cornetist\, Bobby Hackett’s improvisational technique\, adapting principles of his approach to teaching traditional jazz improvisation. Steve has also published materials with about to the role of the tuba in the history of jazz.\nClarinetist\, Clark Burnside also plays with the Powder River Irregulars Jazz Band in Fort\nCollins\, Colorado. While he enjoys playing and teaching the clarinet\, his day job is designing computer chips for Intel Corporation.\nTrumpeter\, Dr. Daniel Henderson teaches composition and jazz studies at BYU Hawaii.  He has served on the faculty of Harvard University and the New England Conservatory of Music. The orchestration style of Billy May was the topic of his award-winning doctoral dissertation at the New England Conservatory and continues to be an aspect of his current research.\nTrombonist\, Dr. Brian Woodbury teaches jazz studies at the University of Utah. He is an active freelance musician in the Salt Lake City area. Brian recently completed is Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the University of Colorado un Boulder.\nTenor Banjoist\, Joshua Payne is the only 100% full-time performing musician in the NH5. He plays guitar and leads a popular jazz trio and composes and directs spontaneous concerts of the Joshua Payne Orchestra in and around Los Angeles.
URL:https://veronews.com/event/steve-calls-hot-5-pure-dixieland/
LOCATION:Oak Harbor Club\, 4755 S Harbor Dr\, Vero Beach\, Florida
CATEGORIES:Entertainment
ORGANIZER;CN="Treasure Coast Jazz Society":MAILTO:tcjazzsociety@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Pelican Island NWR Anniversary Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Pelican Island will celebrate its 120th anniversary as the country’s first National Wildlife Refuge in March. President Theodore Roosevelt will join us once again to help celebrate this historic occasion\, and bring to life how he came to establish Pelican Island as the first public land set aside for the exclusive benefit of wildlife\, on March 14\, 1903. \nThe Pelican Island Conservation Society\, the citizen support “friends” organization for the Refuge\, invites you to join us and President Roosevelt the weekend of March 10-12\, 2023 for a variety of events marking the anniversary. Fundraising events include “An Evening with Teddy Roosevelt” and a sunset wine and cheese cruise with the President around Pelican Island. \nFree events taking place at the Pelican Island NWR include meet-and-greets with President Roosevelt\, a wildlife display\, kids’ activities\, stroll the Centennial Trail boardwalk leading to the overlook of the island that started it all – Pelican Island – and a “Sundae Social.” We hope that you can join us for a historic\, educational\, and entertaining weekend of celebration! \nPlease visit our website at FirstRefuge.org for details and online reservations for fundraising events\, or call 772-202-0697.
URL:https://veronews.com/event/pelican-island-nwr-anniversary-celebration/
LOCATION:Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge\, Jungle Trail\, Vero Beach\, Florida\, 32963
CATEGORIES:Community,Entertainment,Fundraiser
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ORGANIZER;CN="Pelican Island Conservation Society":MAILTO:info@firstrefuge.org
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SUMMARY:Special Concert with the "Four Freshmen Live"
DESCRIPTION:“Hits of the Four Freshmen” \nThe performance of The Four Freshmen has been made possible by contributions from the Archie S. Wingfield\, Jr. Charitable Trust. \nThis outstanding lineup of some of the best current American Jazz artists will help us continue the support we have been able to offer to today’s and to future talented young jazz students and artists.
URL:https://veronews.com/event/special-concert-with-the-four-freshmen-live/
LOCATION:Oak Harbor Club\, 4755 S Harbor Dr\, Vero Beach\, Florida
CATEGORIES:Entertainment
ORGANIZER;CN="Treasure Coast Jazz Society":MAILTO:tcjazzsociety@gmail.com
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