Articles Posted in the Featured Category
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Locusic Live Ames helps local music
Locusic Live Ames this Saturday at DG’s Tap House will feature 7 local artists for only a $5 cover charge, to promote local music and start-up business Locusic.com.
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Chelsey Rouse wins Cyclone Idol
Voices rang out in the Great Hall last night as students belted out their favorite songs in Cyclone Idol, the annual student singing competition. This year’s winner was Chelsey Rouse who sang Etta James’ classic “At Last.”
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Veishea Says I’m Funny
Laughter erupted from the M- Shop Tuesday night as students performed for their peers in the annual Veishea Says I’m Funny stand- up comedy competition.
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Petersen’s Panthers Revealed At Veishea
Christian Petersen’s “larger-than-life” sized bronze Panthers will be viewed for the first time during the Veishea 2012 parade.
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Kimya Dawson loves Ames
Nationally acclaimed singer/songwriter Kimya Dawson will stop in Ames for the first time in years during her latest four-show tour.
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Cyclone Spotlight: Mahlon Darlington
Mahlon Darlington has been involved in the Iowa State music department since 1976 as a founding member of Ames Piano Quartet and professor of violin and viola. Ames Piano Quartet, the resident chamber music ensemble, has performed internationally and recorded 14 CDs. Darlington is retiring after 36 years of service, and his reception will be held Wednesday from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Music Hall lobby.
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The complete guide to Veishea 2012 entertainment
The complete guide to Veishea 2012 entertainment
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Stars Over Veishea: ‘Rent’ a seat for the show
ISU Theatre’s Stars Over VEISHEA production of “Rent” opened last weekend and will perform again Veishea weekend.
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Cyclone Spotlight: Abby Johnson
Abby Johnson is a junior from Colfax, IA majoring in elementary education along with getting an endorsement with English as a second language. Johnson also has a knack for creating jewelry in her spare time.
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Jazz bands perform one last time
The Jazz Bands are coming together for the final concert of the year. In their own ways, both Jazz 1 and 2 are taking a new route in their performance Wednesday.
