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This season’s “Women in Music Festival” focuses on the role women have had on both music composition and performance in our history. The next performer is talented Organist, Amanda Mole. Credited as a rising star, Mole is quickly earning a reputation as one of the leading concert organists of her generation. Her performances have been described as “elegant, lucid” (The American Organist), and “having an excellent balance of technical accuracy, rhythm, and structure” (The Diapason).

This season’s “Women in Music Festival” focuses on the role women have had on both music composition and performance in our history. The next performer is talented Organist, Caroline Robinson. Hailing from St. Philip in Atlanta, Robinson has been featured as a solo recitalist in many venues across the United States. Her playing has been broadcast on American Public Media’s “Pipedreams LIVE,” and Philadelphia-based public radio station 90.1 WRTI’s Wanamaker Organ Hour. She is a prize winner at several distinguished organ competitions like Dublin International (2014) and the Albert Schweitzer (2010).

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This season’s “Women in Music Festival” focuses on the role women have had on both music composition and performance in our history. The next performer is talented Organist, Chelsea Chen. Chen is an internationally renowned young American organist and composer, returns to her hometown Spreckels Organ for what might just be a night of “rare musicality” and “lovely lyrical grandeur” (LA Times). Expect a unique mix of traditional organ repertoire along with piano/orchestral transcriptions and contemporary music. Chelsea Chen: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

This season’s “Women in Music Festival” focuses on the role women have had on both music composition and performance in our history. The next performer is talented Organist, Isabelle Demers. Known as the ‘diminutive dynamo,’ dazzling Canadian Organist Demers returns to the Spreckels Organ to showcase her incredible virtuosity and varied interpretations at this can’t miss event! The leading organist of Canada, with an international reputation, Demers holds the Joyce Bowden Chair in Organ at the prestigious McGill University in Montreal. Isabelle Demers' Facebook

This season’s “Women in Music Festival” focuses on the role women have had on both music composition and performance in our history. The next performer is talented Organist, Cherry Rhodes. An organ professor at UCLA, Rhodes will perform a concert ranging from J. S. Bach to an original world premiere. During her brilliant career, she has toured extensively throughout the major music capitals of North America, Europe and Asia with recital and festival appearances in concert halls and cathedrals including Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (Washington, D.C.), Lincoln Center (New York City), Disney Hall (Los Angeles), Royal Festival Hall (London) and Notre Dame (Paris).

“The Garners” is a modern vintage duo/trio that embraces gypsy jazz, 1920’s & 30’s jazz, Americana & folk. (Django and the Hot Club of France, Billie Holiday, Patsy Cline, Louis Armstrong, The Mills Brothers, Doris Day, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Johnny Cash, and Leon Redbone). A hard-working Trio composed of two gypsy jazz guitars and an upright bass. Lorelei Garner enchants with vocals and rhythm guitar. Jon Garner provides the grit with vocals and Django-inspired hot guitar, and Paul Tillery provides the warm and swinging foundation with the acoustic upright bass. They provide a raggedly sophisticated, fun, and cool vibe that's perfect for dancing or just chillin'. The tunes they play will be recognized by guests aged 8-108. File Under: Cowboy Bebop and Gypsy Crawl The Garners: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Come join the celebration as San Diego Gives hosts birthday parties across the county to fundraise for the “Love Them All” fund, which will be evenly split among all participating San Diego nonprofits. PETCO Park will have a kiosk at the game on the concourse in order to support San Diego Gives. Come cheer on your San Diego Padres as well as support the San Diego Community. San Diego Gives: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Come join the celebration as San Diego Gives hosts birthday parties across the county to fundraise for the “Love Them All” fund, which will be evenly split among all participating San Diego nonprofits. Sammy’s will be giving 20% of their proceeds to the campaign all day! Come enjoy a delicious meal and support the San Diego community. The birthday party celebrations will be at the La Mesa, La Jolla, and Mission Valley locations from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. San Diego Gives: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Directed by Erica Buechner Choreographed by Erica Buechner, Bradley Lundberg, and Blythe Barton From the organizers: We encourage you to arrive 30 minutes before the show to enjoy pre-show drinks and to order a specialty cocktail or mocktail for special service during the performance! About the Show: SAUCED is a thirst quenching movement performance in the Art Produce Gallery. The storefront gallery allows for unconventional presentation opportunities for artists and unexpected art encounters for viewers. SAUCED is no exception! The work offers 20 audience members an intimate view of the performance from inside (ticketed seats) while passersby on the street have visual access from outside - becoming an unexpected, and unpredictable, part of the scenery. This 30 minute show features seven professional San Diego dance artists: Blythe Barton, Erica Buechner, Nikki Dunnan, Robby Johnson, Jessica Rabanzo-Flores, Nick McGhee, and David Wornovitzky. June 30 to July 3, 2022 Related links: Art Produce on Instagram Art Produce on Facebook