Sawdust Art Festival Returns For 55th Year In Laguna Beach
Popular Summer Event to Feature More Than 167 New and Returning Artists, Live Music and Demonstrations
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Laguna Beach, California, June 16, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) The highly-anticipated Sawdust Art Festival a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating the public and promoting art created in Laguna Beach is thrilled to be back for its 55th year this summer in Laguna Beach.
The festival features the handcrafted work of 167 artists and makers, most of whom live and work in Laguna Beach. Guests are invited to shop along sawdust-covered paths in an iconic art village which is hand-built by the exhibiting artists in a myriad of lumber and color.
Cheapsteaks, a casual steakhouse and music venue inspired by Char Bar, is coming to Deep Ellum this summer
“It’ll be a great place to take a date,” says owner John Jay Myers, “if they can get past the name of the place.”
L-R: Cheapsteaks owners Ed Laster, John Jay Meyers and Jeff Biehler inside the old Stonedeck Pizza Pub where their new restaurant Cheap Steaks will eventually open, on Wednesday, March 24, 2021 in Dallas. Cheap Steaks will cater to steak fans and music lovers as they will have an indoor and outdoor stage at their restaurant-venue.(Ben Torres)
This summer, Deep Ellum is getting a fast casual steakhouse with live music on at least two stages. It’s called Cheapsteaks.
Closed for 379 days: 5 beloved Dallas-area restaurants and bars that finally reopened
Closed for 379 days: 5 beloved Dallas-area restaurants and bars that finally reopened
After a long (and unwanted) hibernation, bars like Midnight Rambler and restaurants like Twisted Root are back in action.
You want to hear war stories about owning a restaurant during a pandemic? Rich Vana is reopening The Heritage Table in downtown Frisco in mid-April 2021. But not before he closed his beloved restaurant, launched a sandwich shop and closed the sandwich shop.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer)
After “hemorrhaging money for a year” during the coronavirus pandemic, Dallas-Fort Worth restaurateurs like Rich Vana are finally feeling comfortable enough to reopen their businesses. The Heritage Table in downtown Frisco will re-emerge as a cautious copy of its former self, albeit a little war-torn.
Local performers present, A Busker s Christmas: Virtual Concert on Facebook Live this Christmas Eve at 6pm. With theatres closed across the country, these artists have kept the arts alive by adapting to the online stage. Creating music, producing fundraisers, collaborating, teaching and writing. Everything shifting to online as they wait for the curtain to safely rise again. This DECEMBER 24th, show your support for these incredibly accomplished artists with this FREE holiday performance all from the comfort of your home!
DETAILS:
WHERE: Facebook Live (https://www.facebook.com/ActingUpSeries/)
TICKETS: FREE!! (Donations, Tips, and Gifts are greatly appreciated and will be distributed to the performers. Venmo: @ACTINGUPSERIES or Email them at: ActingUpSeries@gmail.com)
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