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Peter Ostroushko
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Peter Ostroushko will be in the spotlight in a concert at 7 p.m. in the Tinnin Fine Arts Center on the Three Rivers campus in Poplar Bluff. Ostroushko is one of the finest acoustic mandolin and fiddle musicians in the world. He has performed in art centers, music festivals and theatres across America and Europe and has earned the enviable reputation as a versatile and dazzling master of instrumentation and composition.
The curtain will rise for the Peter Ostroushko concert at 7 p.m., Thursday Nov. 12 in the Tinnin Fine Arts Center Theater. Tickets are $10 per person and may be ordered by credit card by calling (573) 840-9620. Tickets are also available at the Rutland Library on the Three Rivers campus, at the Greater Poplar Bluff Area Chamber of Commerce and at the door the evening of the performance.
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The 2009-2010 Three Rivers Theater Season is set to open on Sept. 29 with the Barter Theatre production of John's Steinbeck's classic tale, "Of Mice and Men." |
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Friday, Feb. 12, 2010: Shades of Blue, U.S. Air Force Jazz Band of Mid-Amerca; 7 p.m., Tinnin Fine Arts Center. This concert is part of the annual Three Rivers Jazz Festival.
Thursday, Feb. 25, 2010: A Night at the Oscars - The Hollywood Concert Orchestra featuring Shirley Jones
Tuesday, March 2, 2010: William Shakespeare's classic "Romeo and Juliet" presented by the Acting Company/Guthrie Theater.
Thursday, March 11, 2010: Beppe Gambetta, guitarist, in concert.Gambetta will include a blend of jaxx, bluegrass, classical and American musical roots.
Wednesday April 14, 2010: The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, classical music ensemble from London. |
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Become a Supporter
“We invite others in our community to support the arts at TRCC by joining Patrons of the Arts,” Scott said. Membership is open to those who contribute significantly to bringing special music, art, drama, dance, literature, lecture and film to the community through Three Rivers Community College.
Past donations from Patrons of the Arts have made possible national touring productions of Shakespeare's “Henry V” and "The Tempest" and Broadway's "Mame;" performances by the Vienna Choir Boys, The Canadian Brass, Lincoln Center Chamber Music Ensemble and the Glenn Miller Orchestra; and holiday performances of “Fiesta Navidad,” "An Irish Christmas," “A Viennese Christmas” and "A Christmas Carol;" and the Smithsonian Art Exhibit "Women of Southern Appalachia."
“None of these outstanding performances would have appeared on our campus without the patronage of people who are committed to promoting the arts, especially when the financial resources of education are strained,” Scott said.
Membership Levels
Membership levels for Patrons of the Arts are: Member, $100 or more; Supporter, $500 or more; Patron, $1,000 or more; Sponsor, $3,500 or more; Benefactor, $5,000 or more; Distinguished Benefactor, $10,000 or more; Lifetime Distinguished Benefactor, $100,000 or more.
Board of Directors
Members of the Patrons of the Arts Board of Directors are Marge Belknap, Jim Belknap, Martha Bidewell, Harry Blackwell, Marge Brooks, Joan Bullington, Pauline Hearne, Ruth Holloway, Carol Swain Lewis, Kendra Brinkley Scott, L. Joe Scott, Gail Spencer, Freda Wangelin, Emily Kinder Wolpers and Blanche Wolpers, all of Poplar Bluff; Don C. Bedell of Sikeston; Paul Jackson of Columbia.
For more information, or to become a member of the TRCC Patrons of the Arts, contact Judith Scott at (573) 840-9620.
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