Sculptor on the journey 'From Hell to Healing'
Published on February 05, 2010
Whether it's his take on Hurricane Katrina, mental illness, the Celtic goddess Brigid, the Stations of the Cross or the Mysteries of the Rosary, Yost's work shows the journey from hell to healing. more »
An Evening with the Arts
Published on February 05, 2010
Unity in Frederick is known as a church whose congregation is comprised of open-minded, liberal people, so it comes as no surprise that several artists would be among them. more »
Q&A with poet Barbara DeCesare
Published on February 05, 2010
"Barbara is a poetry icon in Baltimore and York," said Dreamers Poetry host Daniel Armstrong, "and she's not even 40." more »
In Good Taste: China Wok
Published on February 05, 2010
I really enjoy Chinese food. There's a ton of restaurants locally and each one is different. Kind of like pizza -- no two eateries serve it up the same. more »
The Two Man Gentlemen BandOriginal songs with old-fashioned stylings
Published on January 29, 2010
The Two Man Gentlemen Band are living every busker's dream -- although it took years of busking to get there. Andy Bean and Fuller Condon played New York bars and Central Park on sunny days, cases opened, and now they tour 200-some shows a year, they've opened for Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson, and they're releasing their fifth album next month. more »
First-ever Frederick Restaurant Week
Published on January 29, 2010
"Make reservations -- now," said Kara Norman, executive director of Downtown Frederick Partnership, as she joined John Fieseler, executive director of Frederick County Tourism Council, in announcing Frederick's inaugural Restaurant Week, at the Weinberg Center. more »
'Civil War Stories in Song'an artistic version of historical information
Published on January 29, 2010
Hagerstown-based Jennie Avila wasn't much of a history buff, but she's always been a sucker for a good story. more »
Jackie Hoysted -- 'Where Drawing Meets Painting'
Published on January 29, 2010
Jackie Hoysted grew up in Dublin and doesn't remember drawing anything before getting married, though there's not really a correlation. She and her husband were living in the U.K. years ago, waiting for their things -- including all her books -- to be shipped from the U.S. more »
In Good Taste: Taj India
Published on January 29, 2010
An Indian restaurant in Hagerstown has been a long time coming. I welcomed Taj India with open arms, singing (chanting?) all the way to Potomac Street. more »
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