Live Music This Weekend: New musicians, venues in Henderson County for Cider, Wine & Dine
Steve Wong, Times-News correspondent
This is a strange but plentiful weekend for live music in Hendersonville and the surrounding area.
It is strange because I’m seeing some new names - venues and musicians - which is really good. You can never have too many places to see and hear live music, and new venues and musicians means more diversity, which in this day and age is a cultural plus.
It’s plentiful because, well, this is Cider, Wine & Dine Weekend, a tourism event with an extensive agenda of places showcasing what there is to eat and drink in Henderson County.
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to resume in california. an 84-year-old brought the challenge to the defense of marriage act. up in then row grow world today with bill doma, and those children who happen to be gay will be able to grow up and be married, but with the same fedor protections and dignities as everyone else. what a glorious way to do it. she would be so pleased. we will be joined by a married couple in california that have worked for years to legalize same-sex marriage. then we speak to filmmaker yoruba richen about her new film and we willack speak to her about her film promised land about land reform in south africa. and then, cecile richards, head of planned parenthood. sb5 is dead. that was cecile richards inside the texas state house after protesters blocked the passage of a bill that would have closed most of the state s abortion clinics. all that and more coming up. ? democracy now! the supreme court has paved the way for same-sex marriages to resume in california. in a 5-4 decisio
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