Hilton Head Island

Will Moreau performes at the HERITAGE FESTIVAL

A Benefit for The Heritage Library Foundation
OCTOBER 5, 6 AND 7, 2007

“Celebrating Our History & Heritage at Historic Honey Horn”
Hosted by: Arts & Cultural Council of Southern Beaufort County, Jazz Lovers of the Lowcountry, The Weston Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa

Color Guard & Dignitaries Historic Re-Enactments
Crafts: Blacksmithing, Glass Making, Soap Making, Weaving, and more
Food: BBQ, National & Ethnic Cuisines, Seafood, Southern & Soul
Music: Patriotic, Gospel, Jazz, Bands, Chorus, Will Moreau
Children’s Activities $7.00 adults, under 12 Free; Parking $3.00
Mary Duvall Executive Director
Hilton Head Island HERITAGE FESTIVAL
(843) 341-5434
http://www.heritagelib.org/

SC Native American Indian Sacred Music Concert & Statewide Gospel Sing

Byline/Source: V. Ohle, Acting Editor
Wednesday, 26 September 2007

Pure Fe, Native American Music Award winner of Best Female Artist in 2006 and founding member of Ulali, will be the guest performer at the South Carolina Native American Indian Sacred Music Concert and Statewide Gospel Sing on October 6 in Charleston SC.

Joining her will be the Little Salkehatchie Drum, The Edisto River Drum, The Leach Sisters, The Santee Indian “Chosen Ones” Singers, Keepers of the World Music Ministries, the Etiwan Singers, The Johnsons, The Reedy River Singers and Will Moreau. The groups come from across the state of South Carolina, represent ten South Carolina tribal communities, and range in style from traditional to old-time gospel, folk gospel, and contemporary sacred music.

Guests also can enjoy American Indian foods, craft displays, and take advantage of health screenings and health prevention presentations from MUSC Heath Care and Diversity Student Services.

The S.C. Native American Indian Sacred Music Concert & Statewide Gospel Sing will be at Charleston Southern University’s Lightsey Chapel, 9200 University Blvd., Charleston. Performances begin at 11 a.m. and run to 6 p.m. Admission is $5. For more information call (843) 364-7041 or (803) 699-0446.

Will Moreau appears June 1-6th 2007 at the

Spoleto Festival USA in Charleston, SC is about as good as any arts festival in the U.S. gets. Now entering its 20th year as the American companion to a namesake festival in Italy, Spoleto features17 days of dance, theater, musical theater, chamber music, symphonic music, jazz, choirs and the visual arts. Venues range from the outdoor gardens and an island to Charleston's historic churches and theaters. Each year, the festival hosts over 100 performances by international artists in a variety of disciplines. Since its inception, it has presented 100 international premieres and 93 American premieres. The combination of historic Charleston's old European charm and the world-class Spoleto Festival USA together produce a unique and impacting synergy for all who come to the city by the sea to experience this magnificent international multi arts festival. Spoleto Festival USA claims an audience of between 70,000 and 80,000 each year. But what really adds the ingredient of magic to the mix is Piccolo Spoleto, which provides access to the festival for Every Person, especially children. Focusing primarily on artists of the Southeast region, Piccolo Spoleto is the perfect complement to the international scope of its parent festival and its 700 events in 17 days, transforms Charleston into an exhilarating celebration of performing, literary and visual arts. Piccolo Spoleto's traditional program offerings include visual arts exhibits, classical music, jazz, dance, theatre, poetry readings, children's activities, choral music, ethnic cultural presentations, crafts, and film. Piccolo's mission is to provide access to the Spoleto Festival experience for everyone, regardless of their economic, social or physical circumstances and to provide the opportunity for excellent local and regional artists, writers and performances to be presented in Piccolo's "local venue." Piccolo Spoleto offers something wonderful for everyone - from classical to contemporary, from traditional to cutting edge. One of the unique aspects of Piccolo Spoleto is the accessibility to the Spoleto Festival experience. The Piccolo Spoleto Festival is produced and directed by the City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs and is funded in part by grants from the City of Charleston; Charleston County; South Carolina Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency; and the South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism.

Cherokee Performance February 25th 2007
Blue Ridge Arts Council-Seneca, SC

The Blue Ridge Arts Council in partnership with the Seneca Women's Club is pleased to present a Heritage Lecture on February 25th, 2:30- 4:30pm at the historic Ballenger House. (212 East South Third Street, Seneca)

Cherokee Dancers, Singers, and Flute (by John Fry), along with Guest Performer/Singer Will Moreau -a Cherokee Indian (Pictured here) Reservations requested. To reserve call 864-882-2722