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Join us for a night of fun that makes a difference in our community! The Bluegrass Supply Chain 14th annual Cooking for Hope benefits Hope House, a local nonprofit organization with the mission to alleviate physical and spiritual poverty through gospel restoration. A meal is provided for attendees, and the event features a silent auction, a cooking competition between teams of local pastors, and encouraging impact stories from Hope House.

Everyone is welcome to bid in the online silent auction starting on April 29, even if you can’t attend Cooking for Hope.

Learn more and get tickets at the link below!

New Certifications: $225 Recertifications: $75

Free for employees of Russell sims Aquatic Center

Classes are offered on multiple dates:

May 10-12 ~ May 17-19

Fridays: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm at BGHS, 1801 Rockingham Lane
Saturdays: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm at BGPR, 225 East Third Avenue, and BGHS, 1801 Rockingham Lane
Sundays: 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm at BGHS BGHS, 1801 Rockingham Lane

Attendees must be at all classes within their session. For more details, requirements, and to register, visit https://ow.ly/EbGq50QLCLo or call 270-393-3549.

Barren County Middle School and local elementary schools proudly present Andrew Lloyd Weber’s Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat! It is the story of Joseph and his brothers from the book of Genesis, set to music. You will laugh, and you will also be moved. It highlights the importance of forgiveness and redemption, and reminds us that, “What man intended for evil, God intended for good.” (Genesis 50:20, paraphrased)

There will be 3 showings.

Friday, May 10th @7pm

Saturday, May 11th @ 7pm

Sunday, Math 12th @ 3pm

Get your tickets today!

Redbird Common is a Christian Music writers-in-the-round series based in Franklin, TN featuring CCM’s top writers and artists. This event provides a smaller more intimate setting for you to experience upcoming music and the artists/stories behind them. May’s event features Ben Fuller, Blessing Offor, Dustin Lolli (former lead singer of Sanctus Real), and Tony Wood (legendary song writer).

Tickets are available here: https://www.ticketor.com/wcpac/tickets/redbird-common-284337

BEGINNING ACTING AND IMPROV THEATRE will be starting May 15th at Community Education, 1227 Westen Street, Bowling Green. No experience is necessary. It will be intergenerational, ages 11 to 99, which turned out to be an exciting mix last time. It’s $40 for 7 weeks, Wednesdays from 5:30 to 7:30. Registration is limited. Register at commed.us/taking-classes/ or write me at dove_08816@yahoo.com.

Although the curriculum will still include basic improvisation techniques and games, we will be doing scenes rather than monologues in this class. I find monologues handy and I think students should have one or two good ones ready to trot out for auditioning. But scenes are often more fun to work on, and allow for more in-depth coaching. We will, however, add some audition techniques to allow students to prepare for local theatre production auditions. I always love teaching this class and its generally lots of fun.

The Anointed Experience is a Christian Rap concert that will ignite the question, “Who Am I?” The sole purpose of this concert is to help you discover you’re calling and what you’re anointed to do. From the time you park your car to the time you leave, The Anointed Experience captivates you. Not only will you see world-class performances, but various other activities and experiences will continue throughout the night. Welcome to The Anointed Experience.

On Saturday May 25, 2024, we will come together at 1846 Triplett Street, Owensboro, KY 42303 to experience a night of worship, prayer, and fellowship. This in-person event will start at 6:00 PM (Central Daylight Time).

BEGINNING ACTING AND IMPROV THEATRE will be starting May 15th at Community Education, 1227 Westen Street, Bowling Green. No experience is necessary. It will be intergenerational, ages 11 to 99, which turned out to be an exciting mix last time. It’s $40 for 7 weeks, Wednesdays from 5:30 to 7:30. Registration is limited. Register at commed.us/taking-classes/ or write me at dove_08816@yahoo.com.

Although the curriculum will still include basic improvisation techniques and games, we will be doing scenes rather than monologues in this class. I find monologues handy and I think students should have one or two good ones ready to trot out for auditioning. But scenes are often more fun to work on, and allow for more in-depth coaching. We will, however, add some audition techniques to allow students to prepare for local theatre production auditions. I always love teaching this class and its generally lots of fun.

The Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum is hosting First Fridays a free concert series occurring throughout the summer and fall featuring some of Christian music’s most exciting artists.

Faith Night at the Museum is a free event featuring food trucks, free live music, vendors, and more. Friday After Five will sell concessions, but this is an alcohol-free concert series creating a family friendly environment for people of all ages. Seating is not provided, so be sure to bring your chair and blankets for a good ol’ time on the lawn. No outside coolers permitted.

Scheduled from 5pm to 8pm, Faith Night at the Museum is a free event featuring food trucks and live music.  The Owensboro Bluegrass Band will take the stage at 5:30p and the Guest Artist will begin at 6:45p.

The schedule for the 2024 season of First Fridays includes:

• June7: Sarah Kroger

• July 5: Jordan St. Cyr

• August 2: Sanctus Real

Learn more https://loom.ly/Fx2Zhdc

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First Fridays is a free concert series made possible by the generosity of Castlen Steel LLC., Beef & Bacon Custom Processing Larry & Lamone Mayfield, Senator Gary & Meg Boswell, Bill & Jo Barron, Keith & Vickie Sharber, WinSupply of Owensboro, and @Henry’s Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning. The media sponsor for Faith Night at the Museum is Christian Family Radio, serving listeners in Owensboro, Bowling Green, and Glasgow, Kentucky. For more than 35 years, CFR has lived out their mission to serve this region with music and content that is current, relevant, and inspirational.

The first Greater Owensboro Music Camp — which most everyone eventually called Music at Maple Mount — began in 1975. On June 7-9, 2024, we will celebrate the 50th year since that first camp by inviting everyone who participated to a reunion weekend. This reunion is part of the celebration year recognizing 150 years since the Ursuline Sisters arrived in what is now known as Maple Mount.

The reunion will occur Friday through Sunday, June 7-9, 2024. We will begin with a meet and greet on Friday evening in Owensboro, then continue with many events at the Mount on Saturday and Sunday, concluding with a concert on Sunday afternoon. See full schedule below.

Please take a few moments to complete the questionnaire below and then complete the registration form to let us know you’ll be joining us June 7-9, 2024, for more Music at Maple Mount! The deadline to register is May 24, 2024.

If you have questions about registering, contact Dan Heckel at dan.heckel@maplemount.org, or 270-229-2007.

Schedule for Music at Maple Mount Reunion

Friday, June 7

5-7 p.m. — Meet and Greet on the patio outside Lure Restaurant, 401 W. Second St., during Friday After 5.

Saturday, June 8

(All activities at Mount Saint Joseph, 8001 Cummings Road)

9:15 a.m. — Registration in Maple Hall (formerly the Mount Auditorium)

10 a.m. — Choir rehearsal in the Motherhouse Chapel with Julie White

11 a.m. — Line dancing in Maple Hall with Sister Elaine Burke

Noon — Lunch in Maple Hall

1 p.m. — Choir rehearsal in the Chapel

1:30 to 4 p.m. — Optional activities:

• Play in
• Rehearse skits
• Theory test for placement
• Music bingo
• Treasure hunt
• Sign ups for additonal rehearsal time

4 p.m. — Alumni recital in the Chapel. Kentucky Youth Chorale performs

5:45 p.m. — Picnic dinner and skits in Maple Hall

7:30 p.m. — Roasting marshmallows by the campfire in Maple Mount park

Sunday, June 9

10 a.m. — Maple Hall, “Reliving the Dream.” Faculty leads an opportunity for students to reminisce on how Music at Maple Mount changed their trajectory for future accomplishments.

11 a.m. — Option to attend Mass with the Ursuline Sisters in the Motherhouse Chapel.

Noon — Lunch in Maple Hall.

2 p.m. — “Aloha Concert” in the Motherhouse Chapel. “Until we meet again” with mostly faculty performers.

3:15 p.m. — The Alumni Choir concludes the concert in the Chapel.

Mark your calendars for the 26th annual Stand for Children day on Thursday, June 20th. We, along with other organizations within the area, come together for one day to raise awareness about the needs of and services available for the area children. The event, currently held at the Bowling Green Ballpark, provides fun activities for children while providing information to families and caregivers about the services available to them in our community. Families, summer camps, and child care centers attend free-of-charge. This safe event is a wonderful way to celebrate the younger members of our community as we take a stand for children.

More than 55 vendors (business and organizations) were featured and more than 875 attendees attended last year’s Stand for Children Day! The rain date is set for June 21st. Let’s make this year the best yet!

The Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum is hosting First Fridays a free concert series occurring throughout the summer and fall featuring some of Christian music’s most exciting artists.

Faith Night at the Museum is a free event featuring food trucks, free live music, vendors, and more. Friday After Five will sell concessions, but this is an alcohol-free concert series creating a family friendly environment for people of all ages. Seating is not provided, so be sure to bring your chair and blankets for a good ol’ time on the lawn. No outside coolers permitted.

Scheduled from 5pm to 8pm, Faith Night at the Museum is a free event featuring food trucks and live music.  The Owensboro Bluegrass Band will take the stage at 5:30p and the Guest Artist will begin at 6:45p.

The schedule for the 2024 season of First Fridays includes:

• June7: Sarah Kroger

• July 5: Jordan St. Cyr

• August 2: Sanctus Real

Learn more https://loom.ly/Fx2Zhdc

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First Fridays is a free concert series made possible by the generosity of Castlen Steel LLC., Beef & Bacon Custom Processing Larry & Lamone Mayfield, Senator Gary & Meg Boswell, Bill & Jo Barron, Keith & Vickie Sharber, WinSupply of Owensboro, and @Henry’s Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning. The media sponsor for Faith Night at the Museum is Christian Family Radio, serving listeners in Owensboro, Bowling Green, and Glasgow, Kentucky. For more than 35 years, CFR has lived out their mission to serve this region with music and content that is current, relevant, and inspirational.

July 10th: This day at the fair is for those with special needs in Logan County and surrounding areas!

1. This is one day only, for Special Needs Adults and Children.
2. You MUST PRE-REGISTER by July 6, 2024 to attend.
3. Check in begins at 9:30. Upon arrival, please proceed to the registration table just inside the gate to
   receive armband for rides.
4. One chaperone per Special Friend unless other prior arrangements have been made.
5. Concessions will be available for purchase during this time. And lunch will be provided.

On July 12th, Specials needs adults and children can also participate in the Logan County “REAL Heroes” Special Needs Pageant. Every contestant wins! This event begins Friday at 6:30pm. Hair and make-up are all provided! Dress your best!

For questions, contact Jackie Crafton at 270-726-2100/270-542-9523 or jcrafton@activeday.com.

The Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum is hosting First Fridays a free concert series occurring throughout the summer and fall featuring some of Christian music’s most exciting artists.

Faith Night at the Museum is a free event featuring food trucks, free live music, vendors, and more. Friday After Five will sell concessions, but this is an alcohol-free concert series creating a family friendly environment for people of all ages. Seating is not provided, so be sure to bring your chair and blankets for a good ol’ time on the lawn. No outside coolers permitted.

Scheduled from 5pm to 8pm, Faith Night at the Museum is a free event featuring food trucks and live music.  The Owensboro Bluegrass Band will take the stage at 5:30p and the Guest Artist will begin at 6:45p.

The schedule for the 2024 season of First Fridays includes:

• June7: Sarah Kroger

• July 5: Jordan St. Cyr

• August 2: Sanctus Real

Learn more https://loom.ly/Fx2Zhdc

————

First Fridays is a free concert series made possible by the generosity of Castlen Steel LLC., Beef & Bacon Custom Processing Larry & Lamone Mayfield, Senator Gary & Meg Boswell, Bill & Jo Barron, Keith & Vickie Sharber, WinSupply of Owensboro, and @Henry’s Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning. The media sponsor for Faith Night at the Museum is Christian Family Radio, serving listeners in Owensboro, Bowling Green, and Glasgow, Kentucky. For more than 35 years, CFR has lived out their mission to serve this region with music and content that is current, relevant, and inspirational.