There aren’t too many sure things in life, or in music, but Berkley Hart have, with six previous CDs since 2000, established a track record that...
As outlined in recent columns wherein I’ve chronicled my journey from San Diego to Utah, I moved. That in itself can be a challenge for anyone....
April 8-12 will bring us, once again, the Julian Family Fiddle Camp, a popular learning and concert experience held in the pine covered hills outside the...
Let the Chargers leave for Carson. Let the symphony fold. Let the San Diego Gulls skate in and out of town every 15 years. After everything...
When a band bills itself as New Arena Country Rock, like the Jackstones do, it’s clear they are trying to cover all the bases. They’ve been...
Originally from the cold steppes of North Dakota, Tom Brousseau’s local connections include work with Gregory Page; since 2002 he has toured seemingly everywhere on both...
What Is Wisdom? Wisdom isn’t an idea. It isn’t a doctrine or a belief. It isn’t a theory or an ideology, calling for our consent. Wisdom...
It’s Sunday night in Normal Heights and all is quiet — except for the crowded Sycamore Den, where every seat is filled, along with plenty of...
Woodbury, Vermont is home to about 900 New Englanders and in the 19th century it was known for the fine granite from its nearby quarry. It...
