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Skiing at Snowshoe Mountain, Pocahontas County

Events for February 2014

• Montclaire String Quartet: New England Patriots

  February 02, 2014 — Charleston, Kanawha

  February 2, 2014: New England Patriots

  • Ives: String Quartet No. 1
  • Beach: String Quartet in one movement Op. 89
  • Chadwick: String Quartet No. 4

  All Montclaire concerts are Sundays at 3:00 p.m. at the Erma Byrd Gallery at the University of Charleston. More information
• African-American Literature Celebration

  February 07, 2014 — Charleston, Kanawha

  Poet Norman Jordan to headline African-American Literature Celebration

  The 2014 African-American Literature Celebration, held in the Norman L. Fagan Theater in the Culture Center, Capitol Complex, on Friday, February 7, 2014, 6 – 7:30 PM, will feature Norman Jordan, an internationally published poet and West Virginia’s most-published African-American poet. Jordan’s poetry has been anthologized in 41 books, the most recent being Make a Joyful Sound: Poems for Children by African-American Poets, In Search of Color Everywhere: A Collection of African-American Poetry and Wild Sweet Notes: Fifty Years of West Virginia Poetry 1950-1999.

  Jordan, co-founder and director of the African American Heritage Family Tree Museum in Ansted and president of the West Virginia African American Arts and Heritage Academy, will read his poems and discuss the Black Arts Movement, his self-publishing experiences and the art form of “Stick Poetry.” He will also talk about one-time Fayette County resident Carter G. Woodson and his significance to Black History Month.

  Affrilachian poet and Charleston resident Crystal Good will join Jordan and share her poetry with the audience. West Virginia author and filmmaker Danny Boyd will attend the reading as well.

  A reception in the West Virginia Library Commission’s J.D. Waggoner Reading Room will follow the event. Books by Jordan, Crystal Good and Danny Boyd will be available for sale and the authors will be available for autographs.

  The African-American Literature Celebration is held each February as part of Black History Month. The event is sponsored by the West Virginia Center for the Book, an affiliate of the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress and a project of the West Virginia Library Commission. The West Virginia Center for the Book promotes the importance of books and reading and highlights the state’s unique literary heritage, from its earliest storytellers to modern novelists and poets.

  For information, please contact Information Specialist Preston Richardson at (304) 558-3978, extension 2010.
• West Virginia Symphony: Satisfaction: The International Rolling Stones Show

  February 07, 2014 to February 08, 2014 — Charleston, Kanawha

  ZMM Pops Series

  February 7 & 8, 2014, 8:00pm at the Clay Center

  Satisfaction: The International Rolling Stones Show

  Join the WVSO for an evening with the international sensation acclaimed as one of the most authentic cast and production shows honoring the Rolling Stones. Come hear hits like Sympathy for the Devil, Paint it Black and, of course, Satisfaction! More information
• Kanawha Forum 2.0: Chrysalis

  February 09, 2014 — Charleston, Kanawha

  The inaugural performance of a new contemporary chamber music series, The Kanawha Forum 2.0.

  Sunday, Feburary 9 at Kanawha United Presbyterian Church, 1009 Virginia Street E, Charleston.

  • 6 p.m. Dinner (optional, by reservation. $30 donation includes concert and reception)
  • 7 p.m. Concert by Chrysalis, followed by dessert reception.

  Chrysalis is a transforative duo arising from the multiple musical talents of pianist and tenor Robert Frankenberry and flutist and mezzo-soprano Lindesy Goodman. Devoted to the music of our time, Chrysalis has performed New York City recital debuts, appeared as guest artists at Marshall University, Duquesne University, and the University of Mount Union (OH), and performed on the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble’s summer season.

  Tickets for the concert and reception are $15 ($10 for students) and are available in advance or at the door.

  For reservations, contact Kanawha United Presbyterian Church (304) 342-6558 or www.kanawhachurch.org Also for more information, “like” The Kanawha Forum 2.0 on Facebook.
• Comedy Caravan at the Icehouse

  February 15, 2014 — Elkins, Randolph

  The Comedy Caravan returns to The Icehouse on February 15 with comedian Pat Brown whose motto is to put the fun back in funny. Her smart silliness style is wrapped in good-natured fun and topped with bouncy energy and an engaging smile. The free event begins at 10 p.m. More information
• "International Flavors": music of Nardini, Enescu, Khachaturian and Bloch

  February 17, 2014 — Charleston, Kanawha

  Bernard DiGregorio, viola, and Patrice Ewoldt, piano.

  7:30PM Monday, February 17 at Christ Church United Methodist, 2121 Quarrier Street, Charleston.

  Suggested entrance fee $5-10, donations accepted. Proceeds to benefit the Pushkin Fund of the West Virginia Youth Symphony.
• Lowland Hum at The Icehouse

  February 27, 2014 — Elkins, Randolph

  On February 27, Appalachian Music & Dance Club presents live music with Lowland Hum at The Icehouse. The multisensory artistic collaboration combines folk music, visual art, print and smells. The free concert begins at 9 p.m. More information
• We Are Coming, Father Abram: Abraham Lincoln and the Songs of the Civil War

  February 27, 2014 — Buckhannon, Upshur

  The Annie Merner Pfeiffer Library, the Honors Program, and the Department of Music at West Virginia Wesleyan College will hold a special event on Thursday, February 27 at 7 p.m. in the Virginia Thomas Law Center for the Performing Arts on the Buckhannon campus.

  “We Are Coming, Father Abram: Abraham Lincoln and the Songs of the Civil War” by Michael Lasser reveals Abraham Lincoln in song as his countrymen saw him performed by musicians Lasser, Cindy Miller, and Alan Jones.

  Charles A. Jones, a 1904 graduate of the College, then called West Virginia Conference Seminary, donated an impressive collection of materials about Abraham Lincoln to the Annie Merner Pfeiffer Library. Last summer, Lasser discovered this collection and called the library to explore the possibility of bringing this program to campus. This event is free and open to the public and is made possible in large part from gifts from the Jones’ family.
• West Virginia Symphony: Beethoven Violin Concerto

  February 28, 2014 to March 01, 2014 — Charleston, Kanawha

  February 28 & March 1, 2014, 8:00pm at the Clay Center

  Beethoven Violin Concerto

  The Mary Price Ratrie Legacy Concert

  • Beethoven: Symphony No. 3
  • Beethoven: Violin Concerto
  • Korbinian Altenberger, violin of Astral Artists

  More information