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Ruth Eckerd Hall, Capitol Theatre announce holiday performance lineup
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Scioto Foundation announces first quarter grants for 2021
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PORTSMOUTH The Scioto Foundation has awarded grants totaling $105,756.54 to ten local nonprofit organizations for the first quarter of 2021.
The American Red Cross: Central Appalachian Region has received a grant of $10,000 from the Mary Ann Burke Fund to support disaster services through its preparedness, response and recovery programs in Scioto County. The funding will be used to provide direct financial assistance to residents impacted by disasters including home fires, to provide emergency housing for disaster survivors and to recruit, train and deploy Disaster Team volunteers.
The Boneyfiddle Project was awarded $4,000 from unrestricted funds to erect a sign at the west end of Second Street identifying the Boneyfiddle District in order to offer an attractive entryway to Portsmouth’s historic district from the west. The sign project is in keeping with the Boneyfiddle Project’s efforts to make the wes
Irish, Bluegrass and Country music are all on stage this weekend.
Musical stage shows dominate the weekend with Celtic Angels in Clermont and the sounds of George Strait’s Country music in Weirsdale on Friday and Bluegrass music at the Orange Blossom Opry on Saturday.
The Celtic Angels
It’s never too early to get in the Irish state of mind for St. Patrick’s Day as The Celtic Angels Ireland are on stage at the Clermont Performing Arts Center 7:30 p.m. Friday with the songs and music of Ireland paired with dancers.
Singers Victoria Kenny, Emily Carroll, Tammy Browne, Amy Penston and Ellie Mullane sing Irish songs as The Celtic Knight Dancers, featuring two former lead dancers from Riverdance, and The Trinity Band Ensemble of Dublin perform. Songs include “Danny Boy,” “Ireland I’m Coming Home,” “How Great Thou Art,” “You Raise Me Up” and many more.