Arnett's Updates

Peeps,

Here 'tis, just in case you wanna' eat, drink and be merry.

A

PS. We killed 'em in Circleville at the Pumpkin Show last Saturday.

Arnett Howard and Friends Falling Leaves Schedule

Tue., Oct. 23, Sanderson Elemen. School, Lancaster, 6: 30 pm.
Wed. Oct. 24, Yu's Bistro, Lewis Center, 6 pm.
Fri. Oct. 26, Ohioana Library Gala, 6:30 pm.
Sat. Oct. 27, Arbor West Jeff, 10 am.
Sun. Oct. 28, Kinsale Golf Club Halloween, 3 pm.
Mon. Oct. 29, Kroger New Albany Halloween, 4 pm.
Wed. Oct. 31, Bexley Monk Halloween, 7pm.
Fri. Nov. 2, Westerville Leadership Summitt, Vineyard Church
Yu's Bistro, Lewis Center, 6 pm.
Sat. Nov. 3, Union Co. Memorial Hospital, MFS Events, 6 pm.
Tue. Nov. 6, Yu's Bistro, Lewis Center, 6 pm.
Fri. Nov. 9, Washington Elem., Hilliard, 2:15 pm, duo
Yu's Bistro, Lewis Center, 6 pm.
Sat. Nov. 11, Hair Theater Fundraiser, 5 pm.
Tue. Nov. 13, Yu's Bistro, Lewis Center, 6 pm.
Thu. Nov. 15, Isabelle Ridgway Thanksgiving Dinner, 6 pm.
Fri. Nov. 16, Jonather Alder Jr. High, 1 pm.
Yu's Bistro, Lewis Center, 6 pm.
Sun. Nov. 18, Jr. League Holiday Preview, Saks Fifth Ave., 6 pm.
Tue. Nov. 20, Yu's Bistro, Lewis Center, 6 pm.
Fri. Nov. 23, Yu's Bistro, Lewis Center, 6 pm.
Sat. Nov. 24, Private Party
Sun. Nov. 25, Wexner Heritage House w/ David Bott, 7 pm.
Tue. Nov. 27, Yu's Bistro, Lewis Center, 6 pm.
Fri. Nov. 30, Yu's Bistro, Lewis Center, 6 pm.
Sat., Dec. 1, Global Diabetes Summit, Hilton Easton, 9 pm.
Sat. , Dec. 8, Midwinter Assembly Holiday, Rocky Fork C.C.
Sun. Dec. 9, St. Phillips Episcopal Church, 4 pm.

Booking: Class Acts Entertainment, 614/358-1888 x 26
www.creolefunk.com

TRANSIT ARTS at Columbus Museum of Art

TRANSIT ARTS hits the stage at the Columbus Museum of Art on Thursday, November 8 at 7 p.m.

Join us for a showcase performance by the artists of TRANSIT ARTS

at and

an Open Mic featuring young people from throughout the city.

New Chinese Shamanic and Tiger Qigong Classes, at Monkeys Retreat

Master Zhongxian Wu

Ro-z and Darryl Mendelson of Monkeys Retreat Tai

Chi and Chi Kung Center will be teaching Chinese Shamanic

Tiger Qigong on Saturdays from 11 am - 12:30 pm,

starting on November 3rd with a free introductory class.

Ro-z and Darryl learned this form directly from

Master Zhongxian Wu who provides detailed instruction

in his book and dvd, Vital Breath of the Dao: Chinese

Shamanic Tiger Qigong (Laohu Gong). Master Wu

(http://www.masterwu.net) has committed himself to the

life-long pursuit of the ancient arts of internal

cultivation.

Qi (Chi) can mean breath or Vital Energy. Qigong is

the science or practice of cultivating the bodies

internal energy and inner knowledge. It is a way to

help people return to the union of the Human Being

with the Universe and to understand the laws of the

universe and how they influence human life.

Chinese Shamanic Tiger Qigong is a uniquely potent

practice designed to bolster health and deepen the

spiritual connection to universal energy. It is a

powerful 24-movement Qigong form, which combines the

traditions of ancient shamanism, Confucianism, Daoism,

classical Chinese medicine, and the martial arts.

The form is easy to learn and can be shown in one

90 minute class.

Don't forget that Monkeys is also offering a Tai Chi class Monday evenings from 7 pm to 8:30 pm. Free introductory class.

We invite and encourage all our friends and those

interested in the healing arts to participate.

Monkeys Retreat

1202 N. High St. (at 5th Ave.)

Columbus, Ohio

614-294-9511

monkeysretreat.com

TigerQigong@monkeysretreat.com

Columbus Womens Chorus - Singing Our Dreams November 18

Babbette Gorman sent us this reminder:

Hi Charlie,

I have rejoined the Chorus under the direction of two wonderful musicians,
Jennifer Bell and Sheena Philips, and we are preparing our November Friends
and Family concert.

This concert, entitled "Singing Our Dreams," will be held at the Summit
United Methodist Church, 82 East 16th Avenue, on Sunday November 18, the day
after the Michigan game. We will begin with a silent auction, opening at 3,
sing from 4-5, and close the auction at 6. Ticket prices have been reduced
to $10 for adults and $5 for seniors and students 12 and over. Children
under 12 get in free. Tickets will be available at the door or you can get
them in advance from me.

We will be singing our usual eclectic mix of folk, pop, world, and classical
music.

For more details on the chorus visit
http://www.cwchorus.org/

For directions to the concert visit
http://www.summitumc.org/frames/DirectionsFrame.htm

I really hope you can join us because I know you'll enjoy it!

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18 3:00 PM
82 EAST 16TH AVENUE (near OSU)

- Babette Gorman

Aaron Einhorn appearing in Control Cell - Oct 25-28; Nov 1-4

a note from my son Aaron:

Hey gang,

Just a reminder (or because I mistrust e-mail, in some cases, a first notice) - I'm in another show up here in Columbus – an experiment in un-scripted drama. (Not un-plotted, just un-scripted.) Imagine, if you will, a cross between "No Exit" and "The Prisoner," featuring a hopeless romantic, a nihilist, an opportunist and a paranoid delusional.

From rehearsals it seems like it's going to be really good, and a lot of fun (in a vaguely disturbing way.)

Tickets are based on a sliding scale of what you can afford between $8 and $16 dollars. We open on Friday, October 25 ^th, and run through Sunday the 28^th , then the following weekend, starting Thursday, November 1, and going until Sunday, November 4.

The show will take place at "The Space" in Columbus, Ohio. Directions can be obtained at http://www.foolishbison.com/ .

You can purchase tickets in advance, but seating is all general admission, so get there early!

Feel free to tell friends, family or anyone else who might be interested.

Jazz at Columbus Music Hall in Olde Towne East - Schedule

Every Monday, 7:30 -Vaughn Wiester Famous Jazz Orchestra
Every Wednesday, 9:00 - Yumbambé

Thursday, October 18, 7:30 Quartet Thursdays, $7- Pete Mills Fresh Spin CD release featuring Tony Monaco

Friday, October 19, 8:30, $10 - Tim Cummisky

Thursday, October 25, 7:30 Quartet Thursdays - Shawn “Thunder” Wallace

Friday, October 26, 8;30, $7 - Nova Madrugada

Saturday, October 27, 8:00, $15, seniors $12, students $5 - Mark Flugge Trio

Thursday, November 1, 7:30 - Randy Mather Quartet

Saturday, November 3, time - TBA, $15, $12, $5 - PASIC percussionists, Dane Richeson, Michael Spiro, & Dutch vibraphonist with Mark Flugge & Doug Richeson

Sunday, November 4, 4:00, $12, seniors $10, students $6 - former Bennett pianist & music director Ralph Sharon with Doug Richeson & Jim Rupp

Thursday, November 8, 7:30, $15, $12, $5 - NYC Jazz Saxophonist, clinician, teacher, Jim Snidero with the Bobby Floyd trio

Friday, November 9, - Maggie Green with guest musicians from Brazil

Thursday, November 15, 7:30, $15, $12, $5 - NYC and Woody Herman trombonist, John Fedchock

Saturday, November 17, 8:00m $15, $12, $5 - Mark Flugge Trio

Saturday, November 24, 7:00, $15, $12, $5 -Terry Waldo & his Gutbucket Syncopators

Friday, November 30, 8:00, $15, $12, $5 - Jazz Guitarist, Gene Bertoncini w/Doug & Dane Richeson

Check the website for updates!
www.columbusmusichall.com

CJC World Premiere -Jazz Plays Art

The Swingin' at the Southern Series
JAZZ PLAYS ART
Southern Theatre

LET'S MIX IT UP!

The Columbus Jazz Orchestra, under the direction of Byron Stripling, once again shakes up the modern music scene with Jazz Plays Art, a world premiere multimedia concert event presented in the Swingin’ at the Southern series.

Featuring the art of Columbus native Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson and Kojo Kamau, this event presents a unique view of Columbus's rich cultural history. The works of both Ms. Robinson and Mr. Kamau draw deeply from the collective memories: oral narrations of the Central Ohio community, recollections of a segregated past, their rich familial histories and the echoes of the African Diaspora. Their art is passionate, emotional and inherently committed to Columbus.

The Jazz Arts Group has commissioned famed band leader John Clayton to compose a suite of ‘impressions’ of Ms. Robinson’s works. Aminah Robinson: The Symphonic Poet is a 13-movement epic composed specifically for the Columbus Jazz Orchestra. Invoking images and memories of childhood, the chains of slavery and the connections between parent and child, Aminah Robinson: The Symphonic Poet is mesmerizing – a multilayered marathon of creative outputs.

Jazz Plays Art will showcase Central Ohio's own Milt Ruffin Chorale and the stunning gospel vocalist Nia Allen.

The Columbus Museum of Art has collaborated with the Columbus Jazz Orchestra to provide all Jazz Plays Art ticketholders one free admission to the Columbus Museum of Art’s limited engagement of Along Water Street, a new collection of Ms. Robinson’s works. Patrons may present any Jazz Plays Art ticket stub for one admission. In a reciprocal offer, all Columbus Museum of Art members will receive a $10 discount on any Jazz Plays Art ticket with the presentation of a valid membership card. Contact the Columbus Jazz Orchestra box office at 614.294.5200 x3 for further details.

Single tickets for the October 24 - 28 concerts are available for purchase online at jazzartsgroup.org or from the Jazz Arts Group ticket office, (614.294.5200, x 3). Discounted Student Rush tickets (valid college ID required) and Be-Bop Balcony tickets (ages 6-18) are available at the door.

The event will be held Wednesday, October 24 to Sunday, October 28 at the Southern Theatre. Each performance will begin at 8 pm, except for Sunday when the matinee begins at 2 pm and is repeated at 7:30 pm.