Community Calendar

Thiel College will host one of the world’s premier vocal ensembles when the GRAMMY Award-winning Chanticleer performs as part of the Con Spirito Chamber Music Concert Series on Thursday, Oct. 30, at 7:00 pm, in the David Johnson Memorial Chapel, on the Theil campus, in Greenville, PA. Tickets are $20. The concert is free for Thiel students with their ID. There is a link for tickets on the WYSU Community Calendar page, at wysu.org.

https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/thiel

The Stambaugh Chorus, under the direction of Dr. Hae-Jong Lee, is presenting it’s 73rd concert season this year. The Chorus membership is comprised of singers who donate their time and talent to benefit the organization and our community. Membership is available to anyone who loves to sing. Practices are on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 in room #3026 of YSU's Bliss Hall. More information is available at Stambaughchorus.org. You can also send am email to membership@stambaughchorus.org.

The Clay and Jay Piano Duo present the free concert Fall Entertainment All on One Piano, on Sunday, November 2, at 5:00 pm, at St. Marks Victory Lutheran Church, 280 Mill Creek Drive, in Youngstown. On the program are works by Beethoven, Dvorak, Mendelssohn, Faure, Brahms and others. Enjoy a wonderful show featuring a 1894 Steinway piano that has been recently renovated!

Youngstown First Fridays is a free event held at various locations to kick off the beginning of each month. First Friday on November 7th will be located along the Wick Corridor, in Youngstown, from 5 - 8 pm. Discover art, history, and a touch of the unusual along the Wick Corridor. Organizations involved include the Public Library, the McDonough Museum of Art, the Butler Institute of American Art, andYSU's Bliss Hall. More information at FirstFridaysYoungstown.org.

First Fridays Youngstown – November
Discover art, history, and a touch of the unusual during First Fridays November along the Wick Corridor in Youngstown, Ohio!
📍 Public Library of Youngstown & Mahoning County (PLYMC) (Main Library)
Theme: How Weird is Ohio? featuring author James Willis (Weird Ohio, Ohio Legends and Lore, Ohio’s Historic Haunts). Activities for all ages plus something fun in the kitchen.
📍 McDonough Museum of Art | 5–8 PM
Interactive video projection The Articulated Act by Crystal Beiersdorfer, with music by Floor Baba. Snacks, beverages, and adult-beverages available.
📍 Solomon Gallery, Bliss Hall | 5–8 PM
Artwork by Lauren Davies on view.
📍 The Butler Institute of American Art | 5-7:30PM
Exhibitions include:
-Internationally acclaimed Cuban-American painter Julio Larraz
-A retrospective of Fred Staloff
-Works by celebrated artist and actress Kim Novak
-Snacks & Beverages
-Live Music:Jazz
-Art Activity Engagement
-Scavenger Hunts
Grab a Bite to Eat at:
YOSTERIA
252 Valley St., Youngstown, OH 44505
234-228-9590
Featuring Fall Specials:
-Pasta alla Norma
-Gundi Con Tartufo
-Arancini
-Pasta al Forno Con Zucca, Salsiccia e Provola
-Patate e Peperoncini Calabrese
Free Parking: Available at PLYMC & the Butler Institute of American Art
ADA Drop-off/Pick-up available at the main entrance of:
-McDonough Museum of Art
-The Butler Institute of American Art
-The Public Library of Youngstown & Mahoning County
Please email with any additional questions: dyp@youngstowncityscape.com
First Fridays is brought to you by the Downtown Youngstown Partnership in collaboration with Youngstown Cityscape and with support from the City of Youngstown.
For more information: www.firstfridaysyoungstown.org

The Columbiana Arts Theater presents the concert Growing Up Gen X, featuring Andrea Cicoretti and AC & The Heat!, on Saturday, November 22, at 7:00 pm. The Columbiana Arts Theater is located at 5 North Main, in Columbiana, Ohio. There is a link for tickets on the WYSU Community Calendar at wysu.org.

https://thecolumbianaartstheater.thundertix.com/events/252568

A TRIBUTE TO A GENERATION!
Sing along to the music of your life with Andrea Cicoretti and AC & The Heat!
This isn’t just a concert, it’s a journey through time, through sound, through memories.
Let’s go back to the music and movies that raised us.
The latchkey kids raised on Saturday morning cartoons, hose water summers, and neglect. We weren’t coddled, we were unleashed!
Tonight we honor their music, their struggles, their triumphs and the unforgettable mark they left on culture.
Join us for a musical walk down memory lane and a night you’ll never forget!