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Behind the scenes: planning of the musical Footloose
At first glance, this year’s production of Footloose follows a familiar pattern: auditions, rehearsals and choreography building toward opening night. But behind the scenes, months of technical planning and construction shape the performance long before actors take the stage. Preparation begins with pre-production meetings between the director and technical...
WFMJ.com
Holy Heat: St. Rose Church hosts Chili Cook-Off
A Catholic church in Girard usually spends time together in prayer and studies, but on Sunday, they decided to take part in the first Chili Cook-Off they've had in years. St. Rose Church's Rosetta Hall was home to the "Fire in the Hall" event, which challenged competitors to see if they had what it takes to beat Father John's chili.
Cleveland.com
Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse sets reopening date
AKRON, Ohio – After a six-year hiatus in Akron, Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse is set to reopen Friday, March 6, the restaurant announced. The restaurant is at 4073 Medina Road at the northeast corner of Ohio 18 and Interstate 77. “We’re excited. We were disappointed we couldn’t get that...
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Wine tasting event brings people to downtown Lisbon
LISBON, Ohio (WKBN) – With Saturday’s warmer temperatures, downtown Lisbon turned into a busy place with its 8th annual “Wine About Winter” event. The Lisbon Area Chamber of Commerce puts on the event each year as a way for wine enjoyers to sip, swirl and savor the afternoon with their friends.
myohiofun.com
Did someone say Chicken Paprikash?
Chicken Paprikash is one of the most iconic Hungarian national dishes, and like spaghetti sauce, everyone makes it a little differently. Growing up, my grandmother’s version featured tender chicken pieces simmered with onions and plenty of paprika, then finished with homemade dumplings and a swirl of sour cream. Over...
WFMJ.com
JCC hosts Purim Carnival for Youngstown community
YOUNGSTOWN - The Jewish Community Center hosted a carnival Sunday afternoon for the Jewish holiday of Purim, which was free for all to attend. Barbara Wilson, who serves as Director of Cultural Arts and Jewish Engagement of the JCC, says that the holiday is considered a festive day in the Jewish religion.
mahoningmatters.com
Sandusky Restaurant Week returns March 5-15
Sandusky Restaurant Week returns March 5–15, celebrating the creativity, flavor, and locally owned dining scene that makes Sandusky special, according to a news release. For 11 days, locals and visitors can explore exclusive menus crafted just for Restaurant Week. Sandusky Restaurant Week is produced and coordinated by Greater Sandusky...
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Valley Irish Festival invites public to 'sound check' with live music, festivities
The Mahoning Valley Irish Festival hosted its 2nd Annual "Sound Check" on Sunday at Double Bogey's, combining Irish heritage and hospitality. Live performances from the Fiddle Chiques, County Mayo Irish Band, Seamus, Archill Crossing and the Burke School of Irish Dance shared the stage at the Double Bogey's in Boardman.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
New restaurant at Live Casino Pittsburgh, Mangia, to feature DeLallo Italian Market
The new restaurant at Live Casino Pittsburgh will showcase DeLallo Italian Market, the iconic local brand, the casino announced Monday. The new eatery, Mangia, will open April 9 and “feature the best of DeLallo’s recipes and marketplace,” the casino said. It replaces Guy Fieri’s American Kitchen & Bar, which closed in the fall, said Sean Sullivan, general manager of the Hempfield casino.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Tambellini’s closure marks the latest changing of the guard in Pittsburgh food
A fixture in the Pittsburgh dining scene is pressing pause. Joseph Tambellini Restaurant announced on its website that the fine-dining establishment is “currently on a break until further notice.”. The restaurant has been a Highland Park staple for nearly two decades after it replaced Laforêt in a converted brick...
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Wine tasting event brings people to downtown Lisbon
The Alliance Review
Tickets for Geena Davis' Schooler Lecture now available
Tickets Now Available for Mount Union Schooler Lecture Featuring Geena Davis on April 28 Tickets are available for University of Mount Union’s Schooler Lecture, featuring Academy Award winner Geena Davis. The talk will be 7 p.m. April 28 in Timken Gymnasium in the McPherson Academic and Athletic Complex on campus. Davis won an Oscar in 1989, as best supporting actress for her role in “The Accidental Tourist.” She was nominated again in 1992 for her role in “Thelma and Louise.” In 2019, Davis received the Academy Awards’ Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award, in recognition of her work over the decades to achieve gender parity onscreen in film and television. Tickets for the Schooler Lecture are available free and available on first-come, first-served basis at mountunion.edu/box-office . This article originally appeared on The Alliance Review: Tickets for Geena Davis' Schooler Lecture now available
clevelandclassical.com
Tuesday Musical: a conversation with saxophonists Timothy McAllister and Branford Marsalis – Part 1
“We’re all excited about what this combination brings forward,” saxophonist Timothy McAllister said during a Zoom conversation. “I think there’s a mutual love and the three of us are providing a safe space for each of us to be who we are. It’s just a celebration of music and friendship.”