Music and Art at Oak Glen is Saturday
AMONG THE PERFORMERS — Music and Art at Oak Glen 2023 on Saturday at Oak Glen High School will feature headline performances by the Labra Brothers. Admission is free to the family-friendly event that begins at 10 a.m. with performances on separate stages throughout the day and evening. For information, call or text (304) 374-7474. -- Contributed
The Conkle Brothers -- Contributed
AMONG THE PERFORMERS — Music and Art at Oak Glen 2023 on Saturday at Oak Glen High School will feature headline performances by the Labra Brothers. Admission is free to the family-friendly event that begins at 10 a.m. with performances on separate stages throughout the day and evening. For information, call or text (304) 374-7474. -- Contributed
The Conkle Brothers -- Contributed
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NEW CUMBERLAND -- Music and Art at Oak Glen 2023, a celebration of music, the arts and cultural heritage, is happening Saturday at Oak Glen High School.
Scheduled to begin at 10 a.m., the event will showcase live musical performances on separate stages, throughout the day and into the evening, as well as a commons area hosting an array of visual artists, authors, crafters and vendors. Admission is free to this unique family-friendly event.
Headline performances on the Little Theatre Main Stage will feature the jazz/funk/eclectic sounds of the Labra Brothers, blues guitar phenom Pierce Dipner and his Band, and the acoustic folk/Americana musings of the Conkle Brothers.
There will be three tribute performances by local artists Brad Gibson and Bill Crawford, Doug Smith and Patty Burgess in memory of longtime Tri-State Area arts contributors John Edwards, Bob Walker and Kelsey Hayward.
In addition, the Blind Colours Band, comprised of students at Lincoln Park Charter School, will be performing as well as the Oak Glen Recorder Ensemble, the Beaver Local Jazz Ensemble, the Oak Glen Little Theatre cast of "The Addams Family" and the Oak Glen Middle School Chorus.
Other Ohio Valley students scheduled to perform include Ella Paras, Asa Brewer, Layne Smith, Josie Smith, Connor Wade, Madelynn McKinney and Anneliese Schupbach.