PERFORMANCES AT CARNEGIE HALL - Carnegie Hall is well known for its diversity in programming and the 2008- 2009 season continues that tradition, welcoming the very best in bluegrass, jazz, classical, pop and world music to our stage. How can you go wrong with Grammy Award winners Ralph Stanley, George Winston and Terrance Simien? Greats like The Phenomenal Ruthie Foster; Simone, the daughter of Nina Simone; Cephas and Wiggins and Catherine Russell offer our audience an eclectic selection of blues and jazz. Add to the mix the complexity of the WV Symphony and the Kandinsky Trio, the twang of the Infamous Stringdusters, the laid-back sound of Tristan Prettyman and the energy of the Celtic band, Solas and you have a season of live performances you can sink your teeth into. Join us before the show in the VIP Lounge for drinks and refreshments; you’ll be sure to come away satisfied!

Carnegie Hall brings the world to West Virginia in another season filled with fabulous artists representing a diverse and exciting spectrum of the arts. Bluegrass, singer/songwriter, classical, dance, jazz, hip-hop, world, family and blues - there's something for you at Carnegie Hall this year.

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The Take Note Series features local talent from around the region. Included in this season’s line-up are Sweety, Everett Lilly & The Mountaineers, Jennifer Kirkland and Burt Carlson, and Evan Mack.

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$10
Battle of the Bands...

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$7
The Tuesdays with Fran Series features pianist Fran Belin and is presented the second Tuesday of each month in September through December and March through June. Each program, which is free to the public, begins promptly at noon in the Carnegie Hall Auditorium. Bring your bag lunch and enjoy a half-hour of music and fascinating insights with Fran!

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FREE
The Storytelling Series brings renowned storytellers to the Carnegie Stage where their stories come to life before your eyes.

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Carnegie Hall’s Ivy Terrace Series takes place the second and fourth Thursday of June, July, and August. Performances begin at 6:30pm and are free to the public. Bring a picnic supper, lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a summer evening of live music on the lawn of Carnegie Hall.

Find out more...		 6:30 p.m.
FREE
First Stage, held the first Sunday in January, is an annual concert that features accomplished youth and young adults of the Greenbrier Valley.
Children 12 and under admitted for free.

Find out more...		 3:00 p.m.
$12
Rhythm Blues and All that Jazz ....

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