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Make new friends and play chess! This group meets weekly in the main room. All levels welcome. Materials Required: None Location: Main Room Cost: Food and drink purchases encouraged OR 5.00 donation at tea counter to support nonprofit. How to register: Drop-in. Instructor Contact Information: Joegumina@hotmail.com
Grab your boots, bring your friends, and come dance with Derrick & Nikki at Cowboy Capone’s every Wednesday! Intro to Country Swing Lessons start at 6:30. A full hour of instruction and practice time!We’ll introduce even the most beginner level to Country Swing Partner dancing. Basic techniques and build as a community into more advanced concepts over time - no partner required, just bring your energy and a smile! If you’re an absolute beginner and want to be caught up on the basics before class, come early and grab the instructors for a quick catch up! Line Dance Lessons we will teach a couple of the hottest line dances throughout the night! All Request Social dancingStick around after country swing...
Join us to learn how to use the rapier and smallsword! We'll provide all the gear you'll need. Just wear clothes you don't mind sweating in and some close toed shoes.
Join us every Friday for our Weekly Late Night Commander for Magic: The Gathering. Perfect for our Late Night Players and Friends looking for a place to have fun and enjoy a Late Night with friends. Time: 11pm - 2amCost: Always Free!
Challenge your mind and connect with others through the timeless game of chess every Friday at 5 p.m. in the Library's Jones Meeting Center.* Whether you’re learning the basics or mastering advanced strategies, all skill levels are welcome. *This program will meet in the Library's Polly Peterson Room on Dec. 12, Jan. 2, Jan. 9, Feb. 13
Children ages 5-12 can register for a 15-minute time slot to read to a trained listening dog. They read aloud in the Library's Storytime Room between 11 a.m.-12 p.m. on the third Saturday of each month or from 4-5 p.m. on the first Monday of each month. In an effort to maximize the number of participants served by this program, time slots are limited to one per child for each event. Children's caregivers must sign a permission slip when they arrive at each reading session. Register at https://events.getlocalhop.com/reading.../event/KAz32t7f8K/.
Intro to Storytelling (4-Week Series)Whether you tell stories on stage, on the page, or somewhere in between, this four-week introductory storytelling series offers a welcoming space to develop your voice and craft. Designed for oral storytellers and writers alike, the class explores storytelling as both an art and a practice. While this class is introductory, it is open to all levels and can be scaled to offer more challenge for experienced story crafters. Each week focuses on a core element of storytelling: plot structure, smooth and meaningful transitions, generating compelling story ideas, and identifying the stories that only you are meant to tell. Through guided exercises and writing prompts, group discussion, and low-pressure sharing, participants will build tools they can...
Teens 12-18 can bring your friends and your homework to the Library's Teen Space each Monday after school from 3-5 p.m. to work on papers and projects. Library staff is available to help find research materials and resources, and snacks are provided
Families are invited to the Children's Library one night per month for game night fun. The Library will provide board and video games to learn, play, and enjoy together. You can also try out the Library's new Infinity Game Table, a giant touch-screen packed with classics like Clue, Operation, and Candy Land. Family Game Night will be held from 6-7:30 p.m. on the following Mondays this fall: September 8, October 27, and November 10 and on the following Mondays this winter: December 22 and February 23. No registration is required for this drop-in event.
Come join us for our intermediate and advanced longsword class! The first class of each month is dedicated to beginners. We meet upstairs at Mulligan's Irish Pub in Johnson City, TN. Class starts at 6:30.
Monthly meet up on 2nd and 4th Tuesdays each month, for local authors: The goal is to be in community and encourage fellow authors on their current projects. We'll do group feedback, discuss local events and collaborations, and have various discussion topics on the craft of writing, and the business of selling, books. Feel free to drop in, but if you'd like to get on the email list to request feedback on a project or hear specifics about each month's topic, email Molly McDonough at mcdonough.author@gmail.com. The suggested payment for this event is a $5 donation to Philosopher's House or the purchase of food or drink. How to register: Drop-in OR email Molly to get on email list Location: 2nd...
Make new friends and play chess! This group meets weekly in the main room. All levels welcome. Materials Required: None Location: Main Room Cost: Food and drink purchases encouraged OR 5.00 donation at tea counter to support nonprofit. How to register: Drop-in. Instructor Contact Information: Joegumina@hotmail.com
Grab your boots, bring your friends, and come dance with Derrick & Nikki at Cowboy Capone’s every Wednesday! Intro to Country Swing Lessons start at 6:30. A full hour of instruction and practice time!We’ll introduce even the most beginner level to Country Swing Partner dancing. Basic techniques and build as a community into more advanced concepts over time - no partner required, just bring your energy and a smile! If you’re an absolute beginner and want to be caught up on the basics before class, come early and grab the instructors for a quick catch up! Line Dance Lessons we will teach a couple of the hottest line dances throughout the night! All Request Social dancingStick around after country swing...
Join us to learn how to use the rapier and smallsword! We'll provide all the gear you'll need. Just wear clothes you don't mind sweating in and some close toed shoes.
Join us every Friday for our Weekly Late Night Commander for Magic: The Gathering. Perfect for our Late Night Players and Friends looking for a place to have fun and enjoy a Late Night with friends. Time: 11pm - 2amCost: Always Free!
Challenge your mind and connect with others through the timeless game of chess every Friday at 5 p.m. in the Library's Jones Meeting Center.* Whether you’re learning the basics or mastering advanced strategies, all skill levels are welcome. *This program will meet in the Library's Polly Peterson Room on Dec. 12, Jan. 2, Jan. 9, Feb. 13
Calling all young Pokémon fans! Come to the Library's Jones Meeting Center on the last Saturday of every month from 2-3 p.m. to trade Pokémon cards with other kids. (If you have other types of trading cards, those are welcome too!) No registration required. Remember that the Library is not responsible for participants' personal property. Please keep your cards with you at all times!
𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐁𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐬𝐦𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐤𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐩 𝐢𝐬 𝐎𝐏𝐄𝐍!Join us for a hands-on blacksmith workshop at Rocky Mount. Students age 9 and up learn basic and beginner blacksmithing techniques. The session emphasizes 18th-century techniques with modern and colonial methods and guides participants through creating modern metalwork in the same vein as they did 250 years ago. What to expect: Working with a fully functional forge lead by Rocky Mount’s established Blacksmith. Learn how to craft unique creations in a similar vein to those from the 1700s. Gates will open 30 minutes prior to class start Please allot enough time in order to get checked in and meet your instructor. What to know before registration: Participants must be age 9+ for safety purposes Closed-toed shoes...
Welcome to our Business Book Club! The last Sunday of every month, we will meet at The Philosopher's House at 6pm to discuss the current month's book.We will end promptly at 7pm (teahouse closing time) but feel free to come at 5:30pm get to know each other before hand. We want any one who loves learning to join us, drop in for only the books that interest you or put it in your calendar for all 12 months. How to register: No registration needed. Drop-in Cost: Food/beverage purchases encouraged to support teahouse nonprofit. All are welcome regardless of ability to pay. Location: Fireplace/Living Room, 1st floor Organizer: Jenna Tamayo at 1jenna.tamayo@gmail.com Our year of books:January: Radical CandorFebruary: The 5 Dysfunctions...
Teens 12-18 can bring your friends and your homework to the Library's Teen Space each Monday after school from 3-5 p.m. to work on papers and projects. Library staff is available to help find research materials and resources, and snacks are provided
Come join us for our intermediate and advanced longsword class! The first class of each month is dedicated to beginners. We meet upstairs at Mulligan's Irish Pub in Johnson City, TN. Class starts at 6:30.
Make new friends and play chess! This group meets weekly in the main room. All levels welcome. Materials Required: None Location: Main Room Cost: Food and drink purchases encouraged OR 5.00 donation at tea counter to support nonprofit. How to register: Drop-in. Instructor Contact Information: Joegumina@hotmail.com
Grab your boots, bring your friends, and come dance with Derrick & Nikki at Cowboy Capone’s every Wednesday! Intro to Country Swing Lessons start at 6:30. A full hour of instruction and practice time!We’ll introduce even the most beginner level to Country Swing Partner dancing. Basic techniques and build as a community into more advanced concepts over time - no partner required, just bring your energy and a smile! If you’re an absolute beginner and want to be caught up on the basics before class, come early and grab the instructors for a quick catch up! Line Dance Lessons we will teach a couple of the hottest line dances throughout the night! All Request Social dancingStick around after country swing...
Join us to learn how to use the rapier and smallsword! We'll provide all the gear you'll need. Just wear clothes you don't mind sweating in and some close toed shoes.
Join us for two remaining ETSU square dances this semester! All dances are free and open to the pubic. Live music provided by ETSU old-time students and each dance is taught and called throughout its entirety. No experience required! April 2 / ETSU Bud Frank Theatre / 7:30-9:00 PM April 21 / The Down Home / 7:00-9:00 PM
Join us every Friday for our Weekly Late Night Commander for Magic: The Gathering. Perfect for our Late Night Players and Friends looking for a place to have fun and enjoy a Late Night with friends. Time: 11pm - 2amCost: Always Free!
Challenge your mind and connect with others through the timeless game of chess every Friday at 5 p.m. in the Library's Jones Meeting Center.* Whether you’re learning the basics or mastering advanced strategies, all skill levels are welcome. *This program will meet in the Library's Polly Peterson Room on Dec. 12, Jan. 2, Jan. 9, Feb. 13
Sign ups start at 6:15pm Theme: Please check house calendar of events at thephilosophershouse.org for current theme.(Note: your story does not have to fit into the theme of community but if you are looking for a creative challenge, feel free to try and match the theme!) Step into an evening of stories with local storytellers at our brand-new Open Mic series, hosted in our cozy living room space for community, creativity, and connection. From 6:30 to 8:00PM, we invite storytellers to take the mic for 5–7 minute slots. Whether you’re a seasoned performer or taking your first leap, this is a welcoming space to share your voice. Sign-up opens at 6:15 PM, so come early and grab your spot. Each evening also...
This event will be held on the first sunday of every month, with the goal of keeping Rocky Fork's trails and creeks free of litter. Meet Park Ranger Cory Franklin at the Park Ranger Station (280 Jennie Moore Rd.). From there we will go to our cleanup location. Rocky Fork has the cleanest water of any tributary in the Nolichucky River Watershed. With 2,000 acres of park land surrounded by 8,000 acres of National Forest. We aim to keep Rocky Fork pristine and would love to have your help! Gloves and trash bags will be provided but feel free to bring your own supplies. All ages welcome!
Join us each month for a ReadAloud at the awesome Philosopher's House! For this read-aloud book club, no one has to read anything in advance, and there's nothing to prep - just show up as you are, grab a snack or tea at the counter, and enjoy the weirdly wholesome community of a read aloud. I read the first part of a “classic novel” aloud for the group (one I've never read before!) - this would be perfect for listener crafts, mending clothes, or coloring books - but there will also be socializing before and after, and of course LITERATURE DISCUSSION (if you like). How to register: Drop-in Location: Living room/Fireplace, 1st floor Cost: 5.00 donation to teahouse nonprofit OR...
Teens 12-18 can bring your friends and your homework to the Library's Teen Space each Monday after school from 3-5 p.m. to work on papers and projects. Library staff is available to help find research materials and resources, and snacks are provided
Children ages 5-12 can register for a 15-minute time slot to read to a trained listening dog. They read aloud in the Library's Storytime Room between 11 a.m.-12 p.m. on the third Saturday of each month or from 4-5 p.m. on the first Monday of each month. In an effort to maximize the number of participants served by this program, time slots are limited to one per child for each event. Children's caregivers must sign a permission slip when they arrive at each reading session. Register at https://events.getlocalhop.com/reading.../event/KAz32t7f8K/.
Come join us for our intermediate and advanced longsword class! The first class of each month is dedicated to beginners. We meet upstairs at Mulligan's Irish Pub in Johnson City, TN. Class starts at 6:30.
Want to learn how to use the longsword? Here's your chance! We teach intro to longsword on the first Monday of every month. We meet upstairs at Mulligan's Irish Pub. Class starts at 6:30 pm. All you need to bring is a pair of close toed shoes and some clothing you don't mind sweating in, and we'll provide the rest! Recommended minimum age is 14 years old.
What's old is new again at East Tennessee State University. Decades after campus folk festivals filled ETSU's grounds with regional music and Appalachian storytelling in the 1960s and '70s, students are bringing that tradition back to life. About the event: • Date: Tuesday, April 7 • Time: Noon - 9 pm • Location: ETSU University Commons and Reece Museum • Cost: Free and open to the public • Activities: Live musical performances, square dancing, storytelling showcases, and demonstrations of visual art creation or crafting by local artisans. Activities at the Reece Museum: • 12:15 - 1:00 pm - “Barber Tales,” A Cultural Program presented by Craig Charles • 1:15 - 2:00 pm - Spoken word performance by Caysen Skies, a...
Our monthly book club at Johnson City Brewing Company's new Walnut Street taproom! This is a lowkey discussion group that is free and open to all. We generally switch between fiction and non-fiction each month and read across a variety of genres
Join Johnson City’s Junior Council on Wednesday, April 8 at 6 p.m. in the Library’s Jones Meeting Center to learn about the college life experience. Ages 12-18 will learn what to expect during your first year of college, from classes and campus life to managing time and responsibilities. Discover strategies for adjusting smoothly and making the most of your experience. Register here: https://bit.ly/46gcPOM Johnson City’s Junior Council is made up of local rising 11th and 12th graders. The group will run this peer-led series, developed to give teens real-world guidance on navigating life after high school.
Make new friends and play chess! This group meets weekly in the main room. All levels welcome. Materials Required: None Location: Main Room Cost: Food and drink purchases encouraged OR 5.00 donation at tea counter to support nonprofit. How to register: Drop-in. Instructor Contact Information: Joegumina@hotmail.com
Grab your boots, bring your friends, and come dance with Derrick & Nikki at Cowboy Capone’s every Wednesday! Intro to Country Swing Lessons start at 6:30. A full hour of instruction and practice time!We’ll introduce even the most beginner level to Country Swing Partner dancing. Basic techniques and build as a community into more advanced concepts over time - no partner required, just bring your energy and a smile! If you’re an absolute beginner and want to be caught up on the basics before class, come early and grab the instructors for a quick catch up! Line Dance Lessons we will teach a couple of the hottest line dances throughout the night! All Request Social dancingStick around after country swing...
The String Band Summit (SBS) gathers artists, teachers, scholars, and other music industry stakeholders engaged in string band music across the Americas to explore string band traditions, histories, practices, instruments, and pedagogy, seeking to foster collaboration and understanding. The 5th annual SBS will be hosted by the Institute for Appalachian Music and Culture in the Department of Appalachian Studies at East Tennessee State University April 9-12, 2026. The gathering will not have a regional theme, but will focus on bringing together people who perform, teach, study, and present string band music around, over, and through boundaries of genre, vocation, and geography. The organizers seek to support professional, intellectual, and artistic development, deepen connections between institutions of higher education where string...
Leadership isn’t just about what you do, it’s about the impact you make. Join us for the 2nd Annual Mountain Movers Leadership Conference, a high-impact, half-day experience designed for leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals who are ready to grow with intention. Theme: Next Level Leadership: From Calling to Impact April 9, 2026 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM (Lunch included) Langston Center | Johnson City This event will feature: A curated lineup of speakers Practical leadership insights Real conversations around business, relationships, and growth Interactive networking and connection opportunities Featured Speakers Include:• Keddrain “KD” Bowen• Brittney Ezell (Back by popular demand)• Yvette Lynn• Cyrus Fees• David E. Hatley More details and speaker spotlights coming soon. Early Bird Tickets are currently 50% off ($49.99 – limited quantity) Register here: https://www.keddrainbowen.com/2026events We’d...
Join us to learn how to use the rapier and smallsword! We'll provide all the gear you'll need. Just wear clothes you don't mind sweating in and some close toed shoes.
Join us every Friday for our Weekly Late Night Commander for Magic: The Gathering. Perfect for our Late Night Players and Friends looking for a place to have fun and enjoy a Late Night with friends. Time: 11pm - 2amCost: Always Free!
Challenge your mind and connect with others through the timeless game of chess every Friday at 5 p.m. in the Library's Jones Meeting Center.* Whether you’re learning the basics or mastering advanced strategies, all skill levels are welcome. *This program will meet in the Library's Polly Peterson Room on Dec. 12, Jan. 2, Jan. 9, Feb. 13
ATMA was founded in March 2020, during the height of the Covid pandemic, as a response to the deep need for connection and expression during a time of global uncertainty. The name 'ATMA' serves as both an acronym for the Alliance for Tradition in Musical Arts and a reference to the Sanskrit word for "soul." The group's mission is deeply rooted in honoring the legacy of Indian ragas while infusing them with fresh, passionate expressions that reflect both tradition and innovation. Through performance, ATMA explore the soul of musical traditions in collaboration with musicians from many cultures. ATMA is itself a model of social and artistic connections and understanding between diverse groups of people - South Indian and Western (jazz)...
NewFound Road returns to Johnson City at The Down Home!
We're looking forward to the String Band Summit at the end of this week - and the festival in Downtown Johnson City next weekend! Thanks to the The Reece Museum for hosting conference sessions on Friday and to the folks hosting events on Saturday: The Hideaway, Johnson's Literary Depot, Mulligan's Irish Pub and James Smith and Dick Nelson of 324 East. And of course many thanks to the ETSU Martin School of the Arts and the IBMA Foundation for grants supporting all of the events, and to Visit Johnson City for their support and guidance! Full conference program, and information about the Friday night concerts with Maria Muldaur and ATMA Ensemble here: https://www.etsu.edu/.../string-band-summit/sbs_2026.php String Band SummitSaturday, April 11, 2026 ETSU...
Come experience a vibrant day full of arts, wellness, and good vibes! This in-person event is all about connecting with your community through creative workshops, wellness activities, local vendors, and plenty of tea to sip on. Whether you're into shopping local, good food, learning more about your health, or just want to chill and meet awesome people, there's something for everyone. Don't miss out on the fun...grab your friends and dive into the good energy! Art and craft vendors, food truck, mobile sauna, health and wellness booths, and more! Cost: Free and open to all. Food/drink purchases encouraged to support teahouse nonprofit. Vendors will have a mix of free diy projects and items for purchase. How to register: Help us...
A beautifully curated program that journeys from serene beauty to stirring emotional intensity, featuring three distinctive works: Program: Morning Mood – Grieg’s evocative musical portrait of dawn Lux Aeterna – Lauridsen’s luminous and deeply moving choral masterpiece, performed by Voices of the Mountains Cello Concerto in A minor, Op. 129 – Schumann’s deeply expressive Romantic-era concerto, featuring cellist Eliana Yang, winner of the Elizabeth Harper Vaughn Concerto Competition This concert pairs beloved orchestral and choral works with the exceptional artistry of our concerto competition winner. Audiences will experience the orchestra’s versatility, from the tranquil glow of Grieg’s sunrise to the radiant choral harmonies of Lauridsen, culminating in the emotional power of Schumann’s concerto—a performance that highlights both the enduring beauty...
Join us for the Johnson City Silent Book Club‘s BONUS April meetup at the beautiful Johnson’s Literary Depot, in their big main room right when you walk in! Bring any book(s) you want - you could also arrive a lil early to buy one from their shelves? BYOB - feel free to bring your own snack or beverage - or order something super-tasty-to-go from Moon Coffeehouse a few doors down (their new location is beautiful!), and get settled in to chat and read. Find out more about the location at Johnson’s Literary Depot: https://www.johnsonsliterarydepot.com/ If you’re new to the Silent Book Club format: We start at 2pm with the first 30 minutes spent informally getting settled and chatting, then we silently...
Feel the energy, precision, and power of percussion. From driving rhythms to unexpected textures, our Percussion Ensemble takes the stage for an evening that’s bold, dynamic, and impossible to sit still for. Join us for a concert that puts rhythm front and center.
Teens 12-18 can bring your friends and your homework to the Library's Teen Space each Monday after school from 3-5 p.m. to work on papers and projects. Library staff is available to help find research materials and resources, and snacks are provided
In Art Explorers, children ages 8-12 learn about famous artists and their distinct styles, sparking discovery of art history as well as creativity. Young art enthusiasts will then complete their very own masterpieces inspired by that session’s featured art style. This winter, we will meet at 4 p.m. in the Library's Jones Meeting Center on the following Fridays: December 12, January 9, and February 13. Registration is required at https://events.getlocalhop.com/art.../event/q6Eqy16gqt/.
Come join us for our intermediate and advanced longsword class! The first class of each month is dedicated to beginners. We meet upstairs at Mulligan's Irish Pub in Johnson City, TN. Class starts at 6:30.
Donald Davis, one of America's favorite master storytellers, is coming to the Jackson Theatre on April 13 and 14 at 7:30 p.m. The two-night concert will feature Davis telling different stories each evening. Enjoy two nights of stories from Donald Davis with general admission each evening being $16. A special group rate for 15 or more people is available for $13 per person. Davis was born in a Southern Appalachian Mountain world that was rich in stories. “I didn’t learn stories, I just absorbed them,” Davis says as he recounts tales learned from a family of traditional storytellers who lived on the same Western North Carolina land since 1781. Davis’ resume boasts numerous experiences including Davidson College, Duke University Divinity...
Brilliant, bold, and powerful, our combined brass ensembles come together for an evening of rich sound and commanding presence. From triumphant fanfares to warm, resonant harmonies, this concert celebrates the strength and versatility of the brass tradition.
The Bluegrass, Old-Time, and Roots Music Program is excited to host our third annual Summer Camp for kids and teens – ages 12 to 19 – to be held on the campus of East Tennessee State University July 6-10, 2026. The five-day camp offers young musicians a glimpse into university life and a chance to experience the high-quality musical instruction that ETSU is known for. At the camp, you'll be able to take instrumental and vocal lessons from industry leaders, receive band coaching, explore a professional recording laboratory, learn about bluegrass music history, and more. Special events throughout the week will include square dances, instructor and student concerts, jams, band coaching sessions, and campus tours. Register today! https://www.etsu.edu/cas/das/bluegrass/summer-camp.php
What is a climate cafe? Climate-minded friends & neighbors who come together to share what's important and to build a stronger, safer world for us all! Climate Cafe occurs on the 2nd Tuesday monthly. Location: Classroom/meditation space, 2nd floor Cost: Food and drink purchases encouraged to support teahouse nonprofit How to register: https://linktr.ee/climatecafe_easttn Instructor Contact Information: Chelsea Green, chelseagreencmi@gmail.comwww.anubeginningtherapy.com Too often, our grief & anxiety around climate change lacks the community awareness, support, and rituals that would help us build resiliency. Now more than ever, we need places & spaces to share our ideas, our concerns, our fears, and our dreams. Gathering for these conversations helps us tap into a bigger network of support, like the trees & mycelium share resources...
Feb 24 - The Down HomeMarch 10 - ETSU Bud Frank TheaterMarch 24 - The Down HomeApril 14 - ETSU Bud Frank Theater No experience required! Free and open to the public. 7-9 PM. Come on out!
FOREVER K-POP – A Celebration ConcertTuesday, April 14, 2026 • 7:00 pm FOREVER K-POP is a next-level, fan-forward K-Pop celebration concert that fuses cinematic spectacle with arena-style production. It’s nothing like anyone has ever seen featuring live performances of smash hit songs made famous by BTS, BlackPink, KATSEYE, delivered by electrifying singers and dancers who bring the K-Pop Fan Experience to the next level. Tickets are $45.00- $99.50 (+ tax & fees)FOREVER K-POP SUPERFAN VIP PACKAGE available.Tickets go on sale Friday, February 20, at 10:00 am.
Donald Davis, one of America's favorite master storytellers, is coming to the Jackson Theatre on April 13 and 14 at 7:30 p.m. The two-night concert will feature Davis telling different stories each evening. Enjoy two nights of stories from Donald Davis with general admission each evening being $16. A special group rate for 15 or more people is available for $13 per person. Davis was born in a Southern Appalachian Mountain world that was rich in stories. “I didn’t learn stories, I just absorbed them,” Davis says as he recounts tales learned from a family of traditional storytellers who lived on the same Western North Carolina land since 1781. Davis’ resume boasts numerous experiences including Davidson College, Duke University Divinity...
Join us for Better Together: Duets Vocal Recital, a celebration of partnership and artistry featuring vocal duets across a variety of styles and repertoire. Experience the magic that happens when singers come together in harmony.
Make new friends and play chess! This group meets weekly in the main room. All levels welcome. Materials Required: None Location: Main Room Cost: Food and drink purchases encouraged OR 5.00 donation at tea counter to support nonprofit. How to register: Drop-in. Instructor Contact Information: Joegumina@hotmail.com
Grab your boots, bring your friends, and come dance with Derrick & Nikki at Cowboy Capone’s every Wednesday! Intro to Country Swing Lessons start at 6:30. A full hour of instruction and practice time!We’ll introduce even the most beginner level to Country Swing Partner dancing. Basic techniques and build as a community into more advanced concepts over time - no partner required, just bring your energy and a smile! If you’re an absolute beginner and want to be caught up on the basics before class, come early and grab the instructors for a quick catch up! Line Dance Lessons we will teach a couple of the hottest line dances throughout the night! All Request Social dancingStick around after country swing...
Presented by the ETSU Department of Theatre & DanceSunday, April 19, 2026 • 2:00 pmBert C. Bach Theatre Carrie White is a teenage outcast who longs to fit in. At school, she’s bullied by the popular crowd, and virtually invisible to everyone else. At home, she’s dominated by her loving but cruelly controlling mother. What none of them know is that Carrie’s just discovered she’s got a special power, and if pushed too far, she’s not afraid to use it. CARRIE: THE MUSICAL is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com PLEASE NOTE: This production includes strong language and content that some people may find objectionable. This production also includes the use of loud noises, atmospheric haze, and strobe effects. Viewer...
Join us to learn how to use the rapier and smallsword! We'll provide all the gear you'll need. Just wear clothes you don't mind sweating in and some close toed shoes.
Presented by the ETSU Department of Theatre & DanceSunday, April 19, 2026 • 2:00 pmBert C. Bach Theatre Carrie White is a teenage outcast who longs to fit in. At school, she’s bullied by the popular crowd, and virtually invisible to everyone else. At home, she’s dominated by her loving but cruelly controlling mother. What none of them know is that Carrie’s just discovered she’s got a special power, and if pushed too far, she’s not afraid to use it. CARRIE: THE MUSICAL is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com PLEASE NOTE: This production includes strong language and content that some people may find objectionable. This production also includes the use of loud noises, atmospheric haze, and strobe effects. Viewer...