Ken
and Brenda, owners of Bootleg Alley Antiques & Art, wish to thank
all of their customers with a free concert on First Friday. Gather
around the fire pit and listen to the sounds of Payson favorite
John Carpino.
Donate can goods and/or cash to the food bank. Be sure
to stop by the Humane Society table where volunteers Betty and
Jack accept donations and sell raffle tickets benefiting our furry
friends.
Fun, music, ambiance and refreshments await locals and
tourists on First Friday, November 2 from 5-8 PM. Bootleg Alley is
located at 520 W. Historic Main St.
It is believed that the
spirits of the dead visit on Oct. 31 and leave on Nov. 2, so altars
are assembled with offerings of food, often in shapes of skulls and
skeletons, flowers, and the deceased's favorite things.
There is a lot
humor involved with the Mexican Day of the Dead festivities as they
"laugh in the face of death!"
As it is very close to Halloween Eve, you are
invited to join them wearing your Halloween costume for art & treats
on this First Friday.
The Community Presbyterian Child Learning Center's pre-kindergarten class is hosting a spaghetti dinner and calendar sale starting at 5 p.m. Friday May 2nd at the church to raise money to help needy children during the holiday. The dinner is only $5, and the 2013 calendar which features artwork by the children is $8.
Here's the special part for fans of live music -- Guitar jazz vocalist Joanie Smith joins bassist Larry Brasen and myself on drums to do some jazz standards from the Great American Songbook, pop favorite's from the late 20th century, and even a few country tunes to boot! Tunes that you will enjoy.
Come anytime between 5 to 7 pm to enjoy some spaghetti, or if you have other plans for dinner, drop in to hear Joanie, Larry and I. We'll play until everyone has gone home.
The church is located at 800 W Main Street, near the park. The doors are open to everyone.
The Community Presbyterian Child Learning Center's pre-kindergarten class is hosting a spaghetti dinner and calendar sale starting at 5 p.m. Friday May 2nd at the church to raise money to help needy children during the holiday. The dinner is only $5, and the 2013 calendar which features artwork by the children is $8.
Here's the special part for fans of live music -- Guitar jazz vocalist Joanie Smith joins bassist Larry Brasen and myself on drums to do some jazz standards from the Great American Songbook, pop favorite's from the late 20th century, and even a few country tunes to boot! Tunes that you will enjoy.
Come anytime between 5 to 7 pm to enjoy some spaghetti, or if you have other plans for dinner, drop in to hear Joanie, Larry and I. We'll play until everyone has gone home.
The church is located at 800 W Main Street, near the park. The doors are open to everyone.
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