The community at Kenyon College relentlessly bemoans its rural locale. Situated just fifty miles shy of the dead center of Ohio and a full hour away from a low-profile capital city, the school isn’t exactly in an urban jungle…
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Do you sometimes sit at home surrounded by your homework secretly wishing you were at a bluegrass concert? If the answer is yes, which, let’s be honest, it is, then y’all should come on down to Rosse Hall tonight for one of Rural by Design’s fabulous events. They are hosting a bluegrass concert that is sure to be pretty insane, mostly because it features fiddle-playing. As long as there is someone playing the spoons, I will have personally experienced one of my lifelong dreams…to watch someone play the spoons. You don’t want to miss this.
What: The Rural by Design Concert: “Mountain Music, Southeast by Southwest”
When: April 6th (today) at 8:00 PM
Where: Rosse Hall
(via Kenyon.edu)
This free and open concert presented by the Rural Life Center as a part of their week-long Rural by Design event which explores sustainability in Knox County and beyond. The performance is an original site-based dance which is set in a historic barn right here in Gambier. Choreographed by Balinda Craig-Quijada, Elizabeth Furman and Marty Kezon. Definitely something to check out.
What: Barn Dance
When: April 5th (Today) at 4:30PM and April 6th (Tomorrow) at 3:00PM (Shuttles will leave from the Bookstore 30 minutes prior to each performance)
Where: Cowill Farm and Barn, 10855 New Gambier Road
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