Columbia Music Festival Association

Columbia Repertory Dance Company: In Our Time
2023-08-18 20:00, 2023-08-19 20:00 UTC | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Columbia Repertory Dance Company presents IN OUR TIME Friday, August 18th at 8PM at CMFA Artspace located at 914 Pulaski Street in Columbia’s Vista.
IN OUR TIME, CRDC’s fourth annual summer concert will feature exhilarating new works by six guest choreographers in addition to lead choreographer and Artistic Director Stephanie Wilkins, performed by twelve professional South Carolina dancers.
Choreographers: Stephanie Wilkins (Artistic Director) Angela Gallo, Erin Bailey, Dale Lam, Kiyomi Mercadante Ramirez, Jennifer Deckert and Andre Megerdichian.
Company: Bonnie Boiter-Jolley (Managing Director) Nicolas White, Carrie Preus, Ashlee Taylor, Megan Saylors, Erin Bailey, Joshua Alexander, Sakura Oka, Sidney Ramsey, Emily Jordan, Lindsey Fallaw, Olivia Timmerman (Apprentice).
$30 in advance, $35 at door

Tickets: https://www.coladance.com/shows

UNBOUND Dance Company Summer Intensive
2023-08-26 08:00 - 15:00, 2023-08-27 08:00 - 15:00 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Registration 8am
Classes 9am-12pm
Lunch Break 12pm-1pm
Classes 1pm-3pm

701 CCA and CMFA Present: Chris Corsano
2023-09-27 20:30 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Chris Corsano (b. 1975, USA) is a New York-based drummer who has been active at the intersections of collective improvisation, free jazz, avant-rock, and experimental music since the late 1990’s. He’s been the rim-batterer of choice for some of the greatest contemporary purveyors of “jazz” (Joe McPhee, Paul Flaherty, Mette Rasmussen, Zoh Amba) and “rock” (Sir Richard Bishop, Bill Orcutt, Jim O’Rourke), as well as artists beyond categorization (Björk for her Volta album and world tour, Michael Flower, Okkyung Lee). His dedication to collective improvisation has led Corsano to join forces with many kindred spirits and his appearance on over 180 records and thousands of live performances.
“Corsano, despite being arguably the most riotosly energetic and creative drummer in contemporary free jazz, does far more than merely bash his kit into submission. Playing loud does not mean abandoning subtlety, and Corsano’s sudden shifts of texture and dynamics are a wonder to behold.”
– Dan Warburton, The Wire (April 2006)
8:00 PM – doors open
8:30 PM – show
Cover $15.
photo credits: Jakob Isselstein and Laurent Orseau

Tre Floyd Productions Presents: Black Girl Therapy
2023-09-30 20:00 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Every girl has a number. Do you know yours? Six black girls, strangers to each other, go to a group therapy session. They may be strangers going in but they’ll never be the same coming out. The therapist has each girl to choose her number which will define who she is. Come join the session and find the answer to what is your number. Every girl has a number… what’s yours?
Saturday, September 30th 8:00pm
VIP Tickets receive a swag bag and priority seating.
Get Your Tickets: HERE
This stage play is sponsored by Elevating Voices – our thoughts, our journeys, our voices
Founded in 2018, Elevating Voices, LLC set out to bridge the gap between information and entertainment. Through media such as web-series and stage plays, elevating voices shows the diverse lifestyles of minorities without using stereotypes. Our characters represent authentic people and the stories are relatable to diverse audiences. By creating unique and entertaining storylines, Elevating Voices creates connections between gay and straight people, black and white, and much more. Our goal is to start conversations to close the gap that has been filled with misconceptions and stereotypes.

Tre Floyd Productions Presents: Black Girl Therapy
2023-10-01 20:00 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Every girl has a number. Do you know yours? Six black girls, strangers to each other, go to a group therapy session. They may be strangers going in but they’ll never be the same coming out. The therapist has each girl to choose her number which will define who she is. Come join the session and find the answer to what is your number. Every girl has a number… what’s yours?
Sunday, October 1st 8:00pm
VIP Tickets receive a swag bag and priority seating.
Get Your Tickets: HERE
This stage play is sponsored by Elevating Voices – our thoughts, our journeys, our voices
Founded in 2018, Elevating Voices, LLC set out to bridge the gap between information and entertainment. Through media such as web-series and stage plays, elevating voices shows the diverse lifestyles of minorities without using stereotypes. Our characters represent authentic people and the stories are relatable to diverse audiences. By creating unique and entertaining storylines, Elevating Voices creates connections between gay and straight people, black and white, and much more. Our goal is to start conversations to close the gap that has been filled with misconceptions and stereotypes.

Columbia Traditional Music and Dance: Contra Dance in Columbia
2023-10-14 19:00 - 22:30, 2023-11-11 19:00 - 22:30, 2023-12-09 19:00 - 22:30, 2024-01-13 19:00 - 22:30, 2024-01-27 19:00 - 22:30 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Contra Dance is a form of folk dancing made up of long lines of couples usually ascribed to New England or the Appalachian region. This event will feature a live band and dance caller with a beginner class for newcomers all within the ArtSpace Pink Studio.

New Dancer’s Workshop from 7:00 PM – 7:30 PM. Learn Contra dance basics for a more enjoyable experience.
Dance from 7:30 PM. – 10:30 PM

Dances are walked through and called!
Please bring clean, soft-soled, non-marking shoes.
Feel free to bring snacks to share!
For more details:

Website: http://www.contracola.org
Find us on Facebook at “Columbia Traditional Music and Dance“
Follow us on Twitter: @Contracola
Our photo albums are on Flickr.
Our video collections are on Vimeo.

Admission: $10

EVENT POSTPONED-Second Home Comedy Show: A More Laughing Event
2023-12-10 18:00 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED
Check back at a later time for further details.
Join us for a night of good, fun, clean-ish comedy.
Presented by: Allison the comedian.
Host: Patrick Fowler
Featuring: T-Link

Next Generation Ballet Summer Intensive Audition
2024-01-06 14:00 - 16:00 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Awarded “Outstanding School” at the Youth America Grand Prix (YAGP) New York City finals, Next Generation Ballet (NGB), directed by Philip Neal is a stepping stone for great talent. Our outstanding school faculty will be joined by guest teachers in offering excellent individualized instruction and coaching. NGB is part of one of the largest performing arts centers in America, the David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts in Tampa, Florida. Featuring 30 to 35 hours of instruction weekly, the NGB Summer Intensive program offers the perfect mix of a daily intense dance schedule, a structured and safe environment and a professional performance opportunity on a world class stage. Several weekly activities are scheduled including educational seminars, movie nights and theme park excursions on Sundays. Students are provided with individual attention, a dormitory within walking distance and a comprehensive meal plan. Advanced students may also audition for the NGB Trainee program. Provide a head shot and first arabesque photo to the audition. Must be 11 years old and have at least 1 year of pointe experience by June 15, 2022 to audition.
2:00pm – 2:30pm – Registration in office
2:30pm – 4:00 – Audition in studio

Joffrey Ballet School Summer Auditions
2024-02-10 16:00 - 20:00 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Dancers ages 8 to 25 are invited to audition for any of our worldwide Joffrey Ballet School Summer Intensives. All dancers, new and returning, are required to audition, in consideration for Summer 2023 acceptance, scholarship and placement.
Ballet Check-In / Registration (Ages 8 to 25)
4:00PM – 4:30PM
Ballet 1 Audition (Ages 8 to 25)
4:30PM – 6:00PM
Jazz & Contemporary Check-In / Registration (Ages 8 to 25)
6:00PM – 6:30PM
Jazz & Contemporary 1 Audition (Ages 8 to 25)
6:30PM – 8:00PM

$35 Pre-Registration Online, $40 Walk-In Registration

South Carolina Ballet: Body and Movement Explored
2024-02-16 19:30, 2024-02-17 19:30 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
An Evening of Dance Where the Visual and Physical Collide.

Join us on February 16th and 17th as South Carolina Ballet (Columbia City Ballet) invites you to immerse yourself in the captivating world of dance at the Columbia Music Festival Association Black Box Theater. Experience “Body & Movement Explored – An Evening of Dance Where the Visual and Physical Collide.” This unique production aims to raise awareness and appreciation for mixed repertoire, contemporary, and modern dance movements. It provides a platform for multiple choreographers to collaborate with the skilled dancers of South Carolina Ballet. Each performance concludes with an engaging Q&A session, offering exclusive insights into the creative processes. “We are thrilled about the distinctiveness of this event. Columbia boasts numerous talented dancers and choreographers, both within our own Company and the community. It’s an honor to showcase their pieces,” expressed Executive & Artistic Director William Starrett. This intimate dance experience promises to delight and inspire, expanding your appreciation for the art of dance. Join us in celebrating the creative individuality and brilliance within the world of dance, right in your own community! Mark your calendars for February 16th and 17th at 7:30 pm. Individual seat tickets are priced at $35-$40, while sponsored table tickets for 8 guests are available at $400 (including a complimentary bottle of red & white). For more information, please contact (803)-799-7605. We look forward to seeing you there!

ArtFields Jr. Drop-Off
2024-03-22 - 2024-03-30 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
The ArtFields Jr. Art Competition is open to South Carolina students in grades 1 through 12. All artwork submitted is considered by our review panel. Select pieces will be displayed during the month of April and final judging takes place during ArtFields. Winners will be notified by phone or email and officially announced during the ArtFields Jr. Awards Ceremony at the Bean Market on the final day of ArtFields. Schools and families are encouraged to attend the awards ceremony to support their student artists and developing artists throughout the community.
Submitted Artwork Drop-Off:
Friday – Monday March 22nd-March 29th
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
or by appointment.
Special Instructions:

Feel free to call when you are on your way so that we can greet you. Ring the office doorbell or in the afternoons come to the main entrance double doors. Someone will meet you and take your work for check-in.
Contact:
Joseph Kendrick 803-771-6303

CMFA Presents: Ann Brodie's Carolina Ballet GISELLE
2024-04-19 19:30 | Township Auditorium, 1703 Taylor Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
TOWNSHIP AUDITORIUM
Friday, April 19, 2024 – 7:30 PM
Ashley Concannon • Amar Ramasar • Whitney Huell
Leonardo Victorino • Sakura Oka • Jimmy Moon
Susan Anderson • Josh Alexander • Lawrence Ogina
Nicolas White • Ivan Aguayo
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
IT WILL GIVE YOU THE WILIS!
Tickets (803)-576-2350

INTERNATIONAL BALLET STARS JOIN THE CAROLINA BALLET FOR “GISELLE”
(Columbia, SC) Ann Brodie’s CAROLINA BALLET WILL present the full-length classical ballet, “Giselle”, Friday, April 19, 2024, at 7:30 PM at The Township Auditorium.
“Giselle” is one of the most famous, and often produced of all the classical ballet’s of the 19th century. A ballet in two acts with a story devised from tradition by Vernoy de Saint-Georges, Theophile Gautier and Jean Coralli is danced to the music of Adolphe Adam. While this is the most famous of Adam’s ballets, he is best remembered today as the composer of the beautiful Christmas carol, “O Holy Night.”
Gautier wrote the original story, but it is Saint-Georges who adapted the folk tale to the stage in the version so well-known to audiences today. The original legend was made popular by the German poet Heinrich Heine. The choreography was created by one of the greatest of all choreographers of the Romantic period, Jules Perrot, who was also married to one of the leading ballerinas of the day, Carlotta Grisi. It was Grisi who danced the title role in the premier in Paris in 1841.
Often the expression “It gives me the Wilis” is said when there is something that touches on the mysterious, eerie or frightening. “Giselle” is the legend from which that expression has grown over the years.
“Giselle” is the story of the peasant girl, Giselle, who falls in love with the Count Albrecht. He is, however, living in her village disguised as a peasant, Loys. Though warned by the gamekeeper, Hilarion, who truly loves Giselle, she refuses to believe that Loys could be deceiving her. It is not until the Duke of Corland and his daughter, Bathilde, who is Albrecht’s fiancée, come to the village that Hilarion denounces Albrecht by showing the entire village Albrecht’s sword engraved with his noble crest.
The shock is too great for Giselle. Her already weak heart is broken. She loses her mind and falls dead in her mother’s arms.
In the second act, the traditional “white ballet” act with its long white romantic tutus, the repentant Albrecht prays at Giselle’s tomb. The tomb is in the forest haunted by the Wilis, the spirits of maidens who have died before their wedding day, and who capture unsuspecting men who come into their woods and dance them to exhaustion before throwing them into the lake. The Queen of the Wilis, Myrtha, was herself jilted by her lover and is harsh in meeting out justice. She has already captured Hilarion and thrown him into the lake to his death.
Giselle entreats Myrtha to spare Albrecht. It is Giselle’s dancing with him that spares Albrecht this fate. He is saved by the breaking dawn when the Wilis must return to their graves.
Remaining true to the original choreography as staged by the Dutch National Ballet, Carolina Ballet’s production is under the artistic direction of Mimi Worrell.
Guest Artist in Residence, Ashley Concannon,will dance the lead role of Giselle. She received her early dance training at the Princeton (NJ) Dance and Theatre under the direction of Susan Jaffee. She has danced with the Orlando Ballet, and studied extensively with the Miami City Ballet, Complexions Contemporary Ballet and American Ballet Theatre. She performed with the City Ballet (SC Ballet) for fifteen seasons and as guest artist dancing with Leonardo Victorino in “Spectre de la rose” for Carolina Ballet. She is a nationally recognized dance photographer and is on the faculty for the Center for Dance Education.
Guest Artist, Amar Ramasar, returns to Columbia to dance the role of Albrecht. Ramassar, is a former principal dancer with New York City Ballet where he began his studies at the prestigious School of American Ballet. He has performed with that company throughout the globe, dancing leading roles each season. He has appeared on Broadway in “West Side Story” and as Jigger in “Carousel.” He is also one of the leading repetiteurs for the New York City Ballet Choreographic repertory as it is shared worldwide. He performed with Carolina Ballet in the video production of ‘The Nutcracker” during COVID and has taught at the Summer Academy.
The role of Myrtha, the Queen of the Wilis, will be danced by Whitney Huell. Ms. Huell. She began her dance training in Columbia with Donna Lewis, Eboni Dance Theatre and Carolina Ballet. She also attended the SC Governor’s School for the Arts, where she studied with Robert Barnett and Stanislav Issaev. She graduated in dance and psychology from Indiana University and became a member of Ballet West. She is a leading ballerina at the Kansas City Ballet under Devon Carney. She has also danced the leading role of the Sugar Plum Fairy with Ann Brodie’s Carolina Ballet.
The role of Hilarion will be danced by resident guest artist, Leonardo Victorino. Originally from Brazil where he studied at the renowned Bolshoi Ballet School, he has been principal dancer at the American Contemporary Ballet in Los Angeles, Ballet Diablo and the Moscow Ballet for their United States National tour. He has performed with the Columbia City Ballet (SC Ballet) in the lead role for “Dracula”.
Susan Anderson, Executive Director of the USC Board of Dance and the creator of the USC Dance program will portray Giselle’s mother, Berthe. Under Ms. Anderson’s guidance, the dance program grew into one of the three top classical dance programs in the country . Guest Artist Sakura Oka, will portray Bathilde, a princess betrothed to Albrecht, the Duke of Silesia. Jimmy Moon returns to create the role of Bathilde’s father, the Duke of Courland.
The famous divertissement, “the peasant pas de deux,” in the first act will be danced by Daphne Horvat with Nicholas Stetter. Stetter studies with Sarah Hairston, a former principal dancer with the Cincinnati Ballet at the Hairston School.
Joining the company for this production are Nicolas White who danced with the North Carolina Ballet and Columbia City Ballet; Josh Alexander whose credit include Columbia City Jazz and music videos with such stars as Katie Perry, DJ Kalid and Arianna Grande. He has also appeared on “So You Think You Can Dance” and “World of Dance. He has also danced for the Latin Billboard awards and the Grammys. Lawrence Ogina, who began his dance training at Dance Centre Kenya and is currently a member of Columbia Classical Ballet under the direction of Brooklyn Mack together with Ivan Aquayo, who also danced with Columbia Classical Ballet will also be in this star studded production.
The corps de ballet for this production is one of the most demanding in the romantic ballet repertoire. The Wilis, the corps for this production, are the ghosts of the unmarried women who died after being betrayed by their lovers. They take revenge in the night by dancing men to death by exhaustion (a popular theme in Romantic ballets.)
The Wilis gain their power in numbers as they effortlessly move through dramatic choreographic patterns and synchronized movements controlling the stage with their long tulle tutus and stoic expressions, creating an ethereal atmosphere. This original choreography after Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot has been meticulously staged by Artistic Director Mimi Worrell
As the leading pre-professional ballet company in the Midlands, Ann Brodie’s Carolina Ballet has always stressed the importance of having professional dancers, teachers and choreographers work with the young dancers- in- training to help them recognize that dedication, perseverance, discipline and commitment can and will be rewarded with an opportunity to pursue a professional career given the proper foundation in training.

Ly-Ben Dance Alliance Presents: The Ubuntu Dance Festival
2024-04-20 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
THE VISION OF THE UBUNTU DANCE FESTIVAL IS TO BE A VISUAL EXAMPLE OF DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION IN DANCE BY BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS, AND FOSTERING COLLABORATIONS, CONNECTIONS, AND COOPERATION IN THE DANCE COMMUNITY.
Masterclasses & Ailey scholarship auditions
Columbia Music Festival Association
914 Pulaski St. Columbia, SC
9 am-4 pm

Community Classes
Martin Luther King Park
2300 Greene St. Columbia SC
9 AM- 1 PM

Community Concert
Cottingham Theater
1301 Columbia College Dr. Columbia, SC 29203
7:30PM
THIS PROJECT IS FUNDED IN PART BY
THE SOUTH CAROLINA ARTS COMMISSION
WHICH RECEIVES SUPPORT FROM THE
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
LY-BEN DANCE ALLIANCE IS PROUD TO COLLABORATE WITH
COLUMBIA MUSIC FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION

POSTPONED!!! - CMFA Community Development Series Presents: To be or not to be–501 (c)(3)
2024-04-27 09:00 - 12:00 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
DUE TO UNFORESEEN LAST MINUTE CIRCUMSTANCES, THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED INDEFINITELY.

The Columbia Music Festival Association will be presenting a professional development seminar in accordance with their Community Development educational Series. This event will describe the ins and outs of obtaining a 501(c)(3) status for your organization. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to transition to a nonprofit, this event is perfect for you. Hear first hand accounts, pro and con analysis of the designation, and connect with other community members who are passionate about making a difference. Led by Becky Ferrell, Assistant Professor of Arts Management at the College of Charleston, this workshop will also have attorneys and CMFA board members Mitchell Goldsmith and Steve Moon on hand to discuss legal issues in contracts and related matters.

Ann Brodie's Carolina Ballet Company Auditions
2024-08-17 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
We invite you to audition for Ann Brodie’s Carolina Ballet Company, the civic ballet for the Midlands of South Carolina. Be a part of this exciting company of pre-professional dancers for a season of truly outstanding productions!

Ann Brodie's Carolina Ballet: "The Nutcracker" Auditions
2024-08-18 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Come be a part of “The Nutcracker!” Join Ann Brodie’s Carolina Ballet for auditions for the glittering Thanksgiving Holiday tradition. From mice and flowers to everything in between don’t miss being a part of the stars of today!

The Evening Runway Fashion Show hosted by: H Dub of Hot103.9 93.9 FM and Sirena Green (President of The Chosen 1 TV)
2024-08-30 19:00 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States

CMFA Presents: Ken Vandermark & Paal Nilssen-Love
2024-08-31 20:00 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
About Ken Vandermark written by NewCityMusic (https://music.newcity.com/2016/07/14/music-45/3/)
The jazz and avant-garde composer and multi-instrumentalist has one of those careers that’s difficult to encapsulate; his endeavors just cast too wide a net. Since we last spoke to him in 2014, he’s released three recordings: one by his ensemble Audio One (“What Thomas Bernhard Saw”) and two duo albums, pairing him with trumpeter Nate Wooley and Norwegian drummer Paal Nilssen-Love. He also published a book of his photographs and solo recordings, “Site Specific,” co-founded the weekly Option concerts at the Experimental Sound Studio, programmed a twelve-set residency at The Stone in New York by John Zorn, and initiated the Momentum series of North American projects and recordings. And he’s done all this while touring about half of each year, primarily in Europe and North America, with a variety of ensembles and collaborators—including a new international quartet called Shelter. In 1999, Vandermark won a prestigious MacArthur “genius grant;” seventeen years on, the foundation has no cause to be embarrassed by the choice.

7:30 PM – doors open
8:00 PM – show
Cover $15

Columbia Operatic Laboratory's 3rd Annual PIRATES OF PENZANCE SING-A-LONG
2024-09-21 19:00 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Come join the excitement of the 3rd Annual Pirates of Penzance Sing-A-Long on September 21st at CMFA.

In preparation for this family friendly event we’re again offering 3 optional chorus rehearsals at
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Columbia SC.
This is a fantastic way to explore Gilbert & Sullivan’s best work and build your singing confidence.

More information regarding the 3rd Annual Pirates of Penzance Sing-A-Long,
Open Chorus Rehearsal #1 – Pirates of Penzance Sing-A-Long,
and scores can be found on our Facebook and Instagram.

GALAXY! 2024
2024-09-28 19:30 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Ann Brodie’s Carolina Ballet presents GALAXY! See the stars of tomorrow on stage today. An evening of dance tour de force exploring the most familiar and definitive choreographic highlights from the classic ballet repertory. This program…an exercise in technique and pre-professional dance training showcases the exceptional talents of the Carolina Ballet Senior Company members.

The Creative Culture Art Expo partnered with Resonancz presents: ZION DIVINE
2024-10-12 13:00 - 16:00 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Zion Divine is the premier themed event for The Creative Culture Art Expo. It is the astonishing and stunning fashion runway show for Columbia, South Carolina. The Zion Divine fashion show is the nucleus of the arts displayed and will be surrounded by other heavenly art forms such as orchestra pieces, a contemporary dance piece and graceful acting from trained actors. When you hear “Zion Divine” you should think elegant, graceful, heavenly beauty in the arts.

ILL Street: 3 Year Anniversary
2024-10-26 20:00 - 23:00 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
The theatrical annual Krump event, “ILL Street”, returns with it’s 3rd anniversary featuring the King of Krump character: RYAT

Welcome back to the ILL Street where everything KRUMP takes place. This session is a function where every Krumper can fully magnify their character, theatrics, and narratives in battle and in the freestyle session.

Monthly After Dinner Cabaret
2024-11-12 19:30 | CMFA ArtSpace, 914 Pulaski Street, Columbia, SC, 29201, United States
Join us for an entertaining evening and enjoy an eclectic mix of music and stories from some of the Midland’s most celebrated cabaret singers. With over 400 years combined experience Mandy Applegate, Lisa Akly, Marybeth Berry, Kevin Bush, Katrina Garvin, Kathy Hartzog, Vicky Saye (Henderson) Van Horne, Clayton King, Jonathan Monk, Sam McWhite, and Sean Stephens will share music, stories, and life. Our accompanists this year are Greg Boatright, David Fisher, and Michael Simmons.
