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Episode #798 - November 19th, 2014
On tonight's show, the 42 Annual Madrigal Dinners are happening December 5-7th at Saint Mary's College. Southold Dance Theatre is presenting the return
of the Holiday Walk 2014. Betsy Tavernier gives an overview of the walk. There's a new, ground-breaking community choir called The Ripple Effect. And
Andy Hughes will tell us what's happening In The Bend.
Original Airdate: November 19, 2014
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The 42 Annual Madrigal Dinners are happening December 5-7th at Saint Mary's College. Nancy Menk, Nia Parillo and Anna Fanelli tell Gordy about the singers, dancers, instrumentalists, jugglers and jesters that will be a part of the dinners. The meals include prime rib, roasted potatoes, glazed carrots and more. For details go to www.moreaucenter.com or call 574-286-4626.Guests
- Nancy MenkProfessor of MusicSaint Mary's College
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Southold Dance Theatre is presenting the return of the Holiday Walk 2014. Betsy Tavernier gives an overview of the walk. It features tours of five different homes in the Miami-Ridgedale southeast area of South Bend that have been decorated by professional decorators for the holiday season. One of the homes was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, and another was a Studebaker home. The walk takes place Sunday, November 23rd from noon-5pm. For more tickets and information, go to www.SoutholdDance.orgGuests
- Betsy TavernierPresident and PublisherThe Family Magazines
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- Betsy TavernierPresident and PublisherThe Family Magazines
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There's a new, ground-breaking community choir called The Ripple Effect. Their mission is to use the power of music to encourage others to make a difference by building bridges and promoting kindness. Sherry Klinedinst and Delshawn Taylor tell us about their first performance, "Ripples of Thanks" taking place Saturday November 22nd at 7:30pm at Grace United Methodist Church in South Bend. A free will offering will be taken and attendees are also asked to contribute to the Grace Paper Pantry by bringing laundry soap, dish soap, shampoo, cleaning products and personal hygiene items. For details, go to the Ripple Effect Choir Facebook page.Guests
- Delshawn TaylorThe Ripple Effect
- Sherry KlinedinstThe Ripple Effect
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Andy Hughes highlights some of the top entertainment in our area during his weekly visits. Those events are featured in the Thursday edition of In the Bend in the South Bend Tribune. You can also check www.inthebend.com for more information about these events.Guests
- Andrew S. HughesArts & Entertainment EditorInTheBend.com
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- Andrew S. HughesArts & Entertainment EditorInTheBend.com
