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Bines concert
in i ulpeper
’ artists John Jackson, Phil ' .:a; -Hi John Gephue will pre-• ' • mng "f the blues at 7:30 p.m -■ • ■ , August 17, as the sev4 •••' ‘ i lb lernont Concert Series in a \r hei-l ii ( ulpeper’s Courthouse La .’ ! i.
• I' Jackson, who was born' and r a • Rappahannock County, re'•> .' a as one of 13 recipients of a Nn •"!Heritage Fellowship given in ,;: i,t>n of America's outstanding : '•••nln.innal artists by the Na11'o,.i, i-.'idowna-nt for the Arts. ■b-c'K-M! fas been playing the guitar si'". n. a, as four years old. He t'cnon mm-eif to play on his father’s be' ’op b;.!is guitar. Since he was " e "led" u. 1002 by folklorist G > ~ Perdue. Jackson has record l f,\e albums and toured the w."- : irons London t.o Sri Lanka.
■Kson has performed at the A\ ■ : ■ 1 Iwiise for six presidents.
i a;nilies are encouraged to bring a sake: folding chairs and a picnic. In . n' of rain, the concert will be la i mdoors at a location to be an!eoneed
l iie se performing arts events are Ii■ 111ef 1 ;)s a community partlic by the Bluemont Concert S< 1 1 m cooperation with the town of 1 tpeper and a coalition of groi.|'e. businesses and individuals. ( on, vi" -goers are invited to join in tin- partnership with a donation of $! "" per adult each concert. This is tiie tenth season for Bluemont which now lias summer courthouse series in'Leesburg, Warrenton, Berryville ami Winchester. Culpeper’s first Bhienrnit Concert was presented .July 6.
Homemade refreshments are available at each concert. Community groups interested in this opportunity to raise funds should call Nancy Halgren at 825-9681. Mrs. Halgren’s committee also arranges for volunteers to host the performer- lot Sunday supper.
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