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Durham Parks and Recreation will provide free music and activities by local artists Jeff + King and Jeannette Brossart in downtown Durham on Friday, June 19.
Third Fridays at the CCB Plaza is a series of community music and arts programs held at the CCB Plaza on 201 N. Corcoran Street from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. These events are held in conjunction with the Third Friday Durham Culture Crawl.
Jeff + King will create an up-beat musical mix, while Jeannette Brossart leads a mosaic making project. The musical themed mosaic art will be made with a variety of materials including vinyl, ceramic shards and scrap materials. Participants can dance, make art, and enjoy a kaleidoscope of music while basking in the eclectic ambience of downtown Durham's art scene.
The finished mosaics and soundtrack will be exhibited next to the CCB Plaza at White Cap Solutions (115 Market Street) this summer. An official artists' reception will be a part of July's Third Friday (July 17) from 5- 7 p.m.
FAST FACTS:
· Jeff & King are the area's premier chief rockers as they have been packing local dance halls and entertaining the Triangle for over four years with dynamic club events such "Prince vs. Michael Jackson" and "Lady Soul."
King Kenney is a visual artist in addition to being a music fanatic, his next exhibit "Big Love" will be at Golden Belt this summer from June 22 - August 16.
Jeff Johnson, manager of Off-Beat Music in Brightleaf Square, is a music expert who has been a consultant for a variety of major events from Troika to Durham Rising.
Jeannette Brossart has a working and teaching home studio in Durham, and creates many custom projects for private commissions and art exhibits. She incorporates reuse and scrap materials into many of her works, blending conservation ideals and artistic expression.
The rain location will be the Durham Armory (212 Foster Street). For more details and information on about this event, visit http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/parks or call (919) 560-4355.
Additional Third Friday Events are will be held in July and August at the CCB Plaza from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
July 17: EXPLORE! Rhythm
· Music Explorium presents interactive drum circles, percussion instrument making, and the Everybody Plays Orchestra led by sound painter Shannon Morrow.
August 21: Durham Be Easy, II
· Language Arts, Black Poetry Theatre and Dasan Ahanu present this fresh youth chill-out event featuring musical performances of poetry, funk, soul, pop, rock, and hip hop.
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By Shannon Morrow on 07/01 09:27 PM
Hi! I just wanted to update the July 17 Music Explorium programming. We are so fortunate to be able to present even more than we originally thought we could. Here is the updated info for July 17: Music Explorium and Shannon Morrow present an extravaganza of music, percussion and melody. Enjoy the sounds and participate in hands-on activities, including interactive drum circles and found sound instrument making using recycled materials. The evening kicks off with an incredible feature performance by RTOOT (the Really Terrible Orchestra Of the Triangle, a new regional symphony under the baton of W. Sands Hobgood), in addition to a performance by the Scene of the Crime Rovers (Durham's own community street band). Following the performances everyone is invited to participate in the fun, by joining Shannon and Music Explorium in an interactive drum circle or at the found sound instrument making table. The evening will culminate in a rousing performance by YOU in the “Everybody Plays Instant Orchestra”- a drum circle and melodic instrument jam for community members who would like to join us with their instrument, voice or homemade percussion. Music Explorium will provide drums and percussion to play, and you may also bring or make your own a melodic or rhythmic instrument. Hope to see you there! Sincerely, Shannon Morrow, rhythm circle facilitator and event organizer for Music Explorium
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