Indoor archery practice from 5 to 7pm every Wednesday through March. Cost is $3 for club members, $5 for non members and free for kids 12 & under. For more info call 740-361-7281
When: Mar 11, 2010 5 PM to Mar 11, 2010 7 PM in Marion,Ohio Posted by:linda502
This duo is an international project born out otfa love of traditional music and classical elegance. Oleg Kruglyakov, balalaika virtuoso, and Terry Boyarsky, materful pianist, have teamed up for exuberant performances of soulful, passionate music. Their collaboration highlights the mysterious sounds of the balalaika underscored by the vast expressive range of the piano. Featuring vocals, and Russian percussion, their extensive repertoire draws from Russian folk music, romances, dances, classical music, gypsy melodies, and Russian songs meticulously translated into English.
Andy Cooney with his outstanding voice and dynamic stage presence has always been a favorite among American and Irish audiences everywhere. His talent and versatility provide the ability to deliver a song directly to the hearts of his audience. Being christened Irish Americaâ??s Favorite Son by The New York Times is a title he truly deserves. Andy Cooney and his guests will entertain their audiences with a celebration of happiness that makes memories last forever. Andy is joined by comedian George Casey, direct from Ireland. Forever Irish will also feature Kate Purcell, one of Irelandâ??s foremost folk artists. Andy Cooneyâ??s Forever Irish tour will also feature Celtic Angels Irish Dancers and his world famous Irish band.
When: Mar 12, 2010 7 PM Where: Palace Theatre in Marion,Ohio Cost: Adults: 20.00 - 24.00 Posted by:evdb
Courageous visitors taking advantage of the tours will explore the dimly lit museum with flashlights and discover Marion County and Ohio history through exhibits that spring to life to tell their stories. There is no telling which characters from our past you may encounter as you wind your way through the halls of this National Register building which once housed the Marion Post Office and has many tales of famous folk to relate.
Imagine roaming Heritage Hall at night! Picture yourself, as the doors close and the lights dim, you and your family head out with flashlights in search of adventure. There are interesting characters around every corner. Watch out, you may learn something!
To register your family or group for the flashlight tour, call the Marion County Historical Society at 740-387-4255. Registration is limited so donâ??t delay, call today! The pre registration deadline is March 25.
When: Mar 26, 2010 7 PM Where: Heritage Hall in Marion,Ohio Cost: Pre-Registration: 7.00 Posted by:evdb
Dr. John "Chuck" Chalberg does historical impersonations of American and British characters. He does a portrayal of Branch Rickey, a man who may no longer be a household name but who changed the face of America. He will expound on any number of baseball and non-baseball topics, most importantly, his decision to sign Jackie Robinson to a Brooklyn Dodger contract. His historic meeting with Mr. Robinson is now a part of American folklore, but it is only one part of the Branch Rickey story.
Eddie Carroll's achievements in the entertainment field have spanned every area of show business - the Broadway stage, motion pictures, television, movies of the week, a weekly series and especially his acclaimed one-man show Jack Benny - Laughter In Bloom. His original Jack Benny production opened in Los Angeles to unanimous praise from audiences and critics alike. Since then, he has continued to perform the show in theaters across North America, as well as engagements in Las Vegas, Reno and Atlantic City. His performance has earned front-cover stories in major newspapers including the Los Angeles Times and the Daily News and the entertainment industry has lauded his show with numerous honors, including the coveted Golden Mike Award for Entertainment Excellence and the Preservation of Broadcast History. "Jack Benny Laughter in Bloom," goes beyond mere imitation of Benny's familiar catch phrases and mannerisms. It's a captivating evening of theater that has Jack Benny himself leading the audience on a fascinating tour of his rich and colorful life and illustrious career that spanned six decades...from vaudeville to films, from the Broadway stage to radio and television, to concerts and personal appearances.
This live one hour show is performed by ArtReach Theatre and is presented with the younger audience in mind. Perfect entertainment for children (ages pre-K to 3rd grade) and their favorite adults.
When: May 2, 2010 2 PM Where: Palace Theatre in Marion,Ohio Cost: General Admission: 8.00 Posted by:evdb
The ptBB (Palace Theatre Big Band) came to life as The All Americans in 1968 and has performed for dances, alumni fetes, concerts in the park and even as the warm up for Bob Newhart. George Schram and Vern Heimlich are co-leaders of the group having taken over in the '90's. Heimlich is the lead trumpet player and owner of the Heimlich Garage in Waldo, while Schram is the lead trombonist and music teacher and musical pit director in Marion for the past 45 years. A flavorful group, the ptBB consists of 11 gifted musicians with multiple decades of experience among them. This group promotes a love for the sounds of the "stuck in the forties--big band--swing era." They are dedicated to helping the audience relive the fun of dancing and simply remembering the music of Miller, Tommy and Jimmy, Kenton, the Duke, the Count and all the rest. A dinner and dance lessons are available prior to the ptBB's performance.
When: May 16, 2010 1 PM Where: Palace Theatre in Marion,Ohio Cost: Adults: 20.00 - 30.00 Posted by:evdb
This annual event is held in downtown Marion. See antique cars and not so old cars, line the streets for all to see. Trophies and awards are given for the different categories. The cruise-in helps kidney dialysis patients in the seven county area.
Events begin at OSU Marion with mixed doubles and field events and will conclude with championship finals. The disc golf championship play will take place at courses in Marion, Tiffin, Bucyrus, Delawarae, Findlay and Sandusky. Free and open to the public!
When: Jun 27, 2010 9 AM Where: Sawyer Ludwig Park in Marion,Ohio Cost: FREE Posted by:evdb
Make your travel plans now for a day filled with fun and excitement! Bring your friends and family along with your chairs or blanket to relax listening to the battle of the bands. You can smell the ribs that are being prepared for the contest. Votes will be taken to see who the winner will be in the Judges category and the Peoples's Choice. The winner will then be announced.
Awards at 4pm. Dash plaques and goody bags to first 50 registered, sponsors choice. Entertainment, 50/50, door prizes, food, games, inflatable rides, something for everyone. Pre-register by 8/15/10 with $8 and your name, address, phone, year, make and model to Asphalt Angels, 231 Orchard Street, Marion, OH 43302
The 30th Annual Popcorn Festival offers free nationally-known entertainment, hundreds of food concession stands, crafts, arts and rides. Don't miss the Popcorn 100 Bicycle Tour, Popcorn Softball Tournament and Popcorn 5K Run. Inside the Palace Theatre at 2:00 pm on Thursday will be a show for seniors. A parade kicks off the festivities on Thursday evening at 6:00 pm. Live name entertainment on the outdoor main stage Thursday, Friday and Saturday night....all FREE!
The B-B-Q is a fund raiser to help restore the railroad station. This is an annual event that is held for train buffs and anyone interested in railroads. The event helps restore the station and AC Tower, which was once the main switching facility for the Erie Railroad, Marion Division. Enjoy a tour of the station and miniature railroad display.
When: Oct 3, 2010 11 AM Where: Marion Union Station in Marion,Ohio Cost: All: 7.50 - 7.50 Posted by:evdb
Don't miss out on this wonderful family event. Watch people actually push a peanut across the street with their nose. A King and Queen are crowned, chosen by how much money they raise for the Junior Service Guild Christmas Clearinghouse to help those who are less fortunate for the holidays.
When: Dec 4, 2010 10 AM Where: Downtown Marion in Marion,Ohio Cost: FREE Posted by:evdb
Kick off the holiday season in downtown Marion with bands, ponies, floats and, of course, Santa!! Come and join in all of the festivities before and after the parade.
When: Dec 4, 2010 1 PM Where: Downtown Marion in Marion,Ohio Cost: FREE Posted by:evdb
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