Charlotte’s Web for the Performing Arts presents: Showcase event a la Folk Alliance featuring Caleb Hawley & Reed Waddle.> More
49th Annual Chandler Starr Miller Scholarship Competition and Winners’ Recital
The Mendelssohn Performing Arts Center is pleased to announce the Winner’s Recital for the 49th Annual Chandler Starr Miller Scholarship Competition.> More
Sunday Morning Blues Podcast - 2/7/2010
Each week check out the Sunday Morning Blues Podcast hosted by Rich Gordon.> More
'A Midsummer Night’s Dream' to be performed at Rockford College
The play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by William Shakespeare will be performed February 25 – 28 at Rockford College’s Maddox Theatre, with performances Thursday – Saturday at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2pm.> More
Eclectica - Streaming Video Soul
It’s hard to describe in mere words Eclectica’s “Streaming Video Soul” release. Why it that? Eclectica breaks new ground from what the standard vision of a three piece group is and can do.> More
Re-enactor to portray Frederick Douglass at RC as part of Black History Month activities
An actor portraying Frederick Douglass, an important figure in black history, will present a talk at Rockford College February 18, 4 p.m. in the Fisher Chapel.> More
'Joyful, unpretentious modern folk' featuring Ellis at JustGoods
Charlotte’s Web for the Performing Arts presents: "Joyful, unpretentious modern folk" featuring Ellis at JustGoods Friday Feb 12th at 7:30pm.> More
'An artist with a Key to our City, and our hearts' featuring James Lee Stanley
Charlotte’s Web for the Performing Arts presents: "An artist with a Key to our City, and our hearts" featuring James Lee Stanley on Saturday Feb 13th at Katie's Cup.> More
RC Regent Players Present: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Life
Rockford College’s Regent Players present their cabaret show, “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Life” February 12-13, 7 p.m. at the college’s Cheek Theatre.> More
Whenever I heard the name “Rusted Root” for some reason I thought of the group as a reggae outfit. Well, that’s not what we’ve got here at all. Don’t get me wrong, I like reggae, but it can be limited – and this seems to be a band who recognize no boundaries or limitations.
Escherbach are set to open up a show at Krptonite on Sunday with Clark Plays Guitar closing things out. It seems a great opportunity to have a look at their debut CD. Remember, you should be able to pick this one up when you see them Sunday night. > More
Flat As A Pancake
Head East are going to be in the area (Logan’s in Freeport) this Saturday. They are no strangers to the Rockford area having played here a lot in the 1970’s and beyond. Still, their visits aren’t as frequent these days and seem a great opportunity to have a look back at one of their classic albums. > More
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