Comment Archives: Events: 4 Stars
Re: “Intergalactic Bead and Jewelry Show”
This show is really amazing and for customers huge variety of jewelry is available. But as for me, all jewelry is overpriced, here I can buy less expensive variant
Re: “The Piano Lesson”
I had the opportunity to see this play on opening night. It was awesome, especially for the lowly price of 15 dollars. This local theatrical production serves due justice to August Wilson's Pulitzer prizer winning play. Solid performance and a great production!
Re: “Twelve Angry Men”
Was an amazing performance by all!!! Completely enjoyed. Only draw back, seating. The viewing from the back was difficult.
Re: “Wild Impressions: Animal Art Auction”
What a great event?! Went last year and was able to bid and win a clouded leopard cub painting. Its a great conversation piece in my living room. And the proceeds go to a good cause. I can't wait to see wait WILD things they've come up with this time!
Re: “Muhlenberg County Thumbpickers”
If you can't make it downtown, this event will be Streaming Live! from the Country Music Hall of Fame's website.
Re: “Idina Menzel”
Show was great. Her voice is amazing! Only draw back was the seating at Fontanel was uncomfortable. Felt like we were sitting on top of each other.
Re: “Grand Opening: Antique Archaeology Nashville”
Mike, I went by your Nashville store today, and you need to expand exponentially! More stuff, and a lot more floor space. BTW, I've got 13 typesetting trays, a dressmaker's form and a rare barber's chair on top of a heap of pickables that I want you to see--and bargain with me for. Nashville is a major tourist destination, and you could increase your foot traffic if you had a bigger store and a restaurant, and easier access by car. I had a hard time getting there and parking. There's lots of storefronts vacant in the Metro area, and you could get advertising and directions in all the hotels, etc. Love your show!
Re: “Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real w/Folk Uke”
I am proud to see the next generation of music following in the footsteps of their father's (not particularly in music) and doing things their own way.I have seen Lucas Nelson and Promise of the Real preform and they have a good tight sound and if I get a chance I also want to see Folk Uke.I won't make it to this show but maybe one in the near future.....y'all keep putting out the music and we'll keep listening.
Re: “Grand Opening: Antique Archaeology Nashville”
"Frank (Mike) and I", or at the end of a sentence "Frank (Mike) and me"; not "Me and Frankie (Mike)". Both of you are obviously entertaining and have business savvy, yet you SOUND like morons. Why not use some of your profits and enroll in a brush-up grammar course?
Re: “Grand Opening: Antique Archaeology Nashville”
My family and I happened to be in Nashville and we wanted to stop and see the store. We were shocked at the line outside waiting to get in. Yes, it seemed to be a gift shop full of tshirts and hats but luckily, my 9 year old son was able to find a picking treasure that spent his hard earned money on hoping that Mike or Frank picked it. He was a bit disappointed not to see Danielle but we all still enjoyed ourselves. I'm really not sure what people expect to see out of this shop. Maybe a possible suggestion to Mike is that it would be beneficial to pick more "smalls" for the shop so the fans can feel like they have a bit of the American Picker nostalgia. Well worth it though!
Re: “Dinner with Friends”
Very entertaining indeed. A unique viewpoint of how we interact with those we spend our lives with, and rely on for comfort and acceptance as we are. Close friends aren't always as they seem, and relationships with them aren't a neat little package that can be tweaked to suit our needs. This play is a reminder of that. Sometimes the people we love the most branch out into different directions and don't follow the path we feel is best suited for them. The emotions and reactions that follow said behavior forces us to take a look at our own lives and relationships. I encourage everyone to see this. It is expertly directed and produced. The play unfolds flawlessly, with excellent sound and set design, and a fantastic cast. The subtle little sound effects make you feel like you are right there on Martha's Vineyard having dinner with friends. I had no idea what to expect from this, and it is somewhat eye opening, pushing you to evaluate the relationships in your own life, and your expectations from the ones you surround yourself with. A good way to spend a couple of hours, perhaps with some of your friends. I gaurantee it will spark a discussion.
Re: “Brian McKnight”
I’m a big fan of him since I was young. I love his songs like Back at one and One Last cry. Marry your Daughter also is one of my all time favorite. Bryan McKnight will be in Manila on March 16, 2012 for his Back with Bryan McKnight Concert at the Smart Araneta Coliseum with special guest Angeline Quinto, one of the promising Pinoy Pop Superstars of her generation. Tickets are still available and to those who are interested with this concert, you can read this blog for more details
http://ixomsoft.tv/tv/index.php?do=/blog/3338/back-with-brian-mcknight-%E2%80%93-live-in-manila/
This listing is at least two years out of date. See http://www.sudekumplanetarium.com/schedule… for current information. Second Saturday nights generally feature two planetarium shows and three laser shows. During the summer (June, July, August) the shows are every Saturday night.
Re: “John Jarrard Foundation Benefit feat. Richard Leigh, James Dean Hicks & Joanna Cotton”
What a privilege and a thrill to be in Nashville for this outstanding event. Thank you Bluebird Cafe & may the memory of John Jarrard live on in the music of those who loved him. R Dirlam/ Salem OR
Re: “Grand Opening: Antique Archaeology Nashville”
Great show, I am a picker for over 35 years. I now sell the items I bought in the 1970s and 80s and love the ROI on these classic items, mostly American antiques. Mike and Frank found a rich uncle (The History Channel) good for them, now they can get the message out while living their dream, tha's what it's all about.
Re: “Books on the Bayou”
Anne Davis http://www.yelp.com/biz/healthier-nashville-nashville is a cover girl, who knew? But at the Loveless she glowed as always at Books From Birth charity party. Children's books effort appreciates Davis/Dean leadership on youth education.
Re: “OffRoad”
Great young band with catchy sound and lyrics! Good energy. Hope they continue to grow. Would like to see them again!
Re: “The B-52s”
The B-52s were fantastic - fitting very well the description of Jim Ridley above. Kate Pierson and Cindy Wilson's voices are still incredibly strong and musical. Fred Schneider and Keith Strickland both move and dance around the stage like they are 25 years old. The mostly middle-aged audience did our part of joining the party, staying on our feet, raising our arms and swinging our hips to every song. College kids on the balcony were dancing on chairs. It seems the band and everyone at the Wildhorse has passed the test of time. It was a lot of fun!
Re: “Yuck w/Porcelain Raft”
Not many people showed up but it was a great show none the less. I expect great things from these guys.
Re: “Grand Opening: Antique Archaeology Nashville”
"S"and "fanamore" both made some nasty conclusions regarding the guys sexuality. I want them to explain why Frank has spoken about his dates with women several times on the show. Mike is married and has St least one child. I really enjoy the show. Danielle is a huge plus on the air. I will be in the store next time my wife and I visit. Nashville.