Here are three public service announcements that didn't make this week's issue of the Tribune:
From Mars Hill College:
"Mars Hill College is honored to host the Trombones de Costa Rica in concert at 7:30 pm on Friday (Feb. 20) at Moore Auditorium.
"The Trombones de Costa Rica is a trombone quartet of world-class musicians. With a broad repertoire from classical through their own Latin flavors, their performances are captivating for all audiences.
"Tickets for the concert are $10 general admission, and will be available at the door (cash or check only). Mars Hill students may attend for free, with their college ID."
From Mars Hill College:
"Mars Hill College has been chosen as the new location for the Women Band Director’s International Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame will be dedicated during a concert of the Mars Hill College Wind Symphony at 7:30 pm on Saturday (Feb. 21) at Moore Auditorium.
"The WBDI Hall of Fame will be located on the main floor of Robert L. Moore Hall, the center of Mars Hill’s music program. The collection of oil paintings will honor outstanding WBDI members who have distinguished themselves in the music profession through national and/or international recognition and musical achievement.
"The following are the WBDI Hall of Fame Members: Gladys Wright, Helen May Butler, also known as “The Female Sousa”; Elizabeth Green, (an author of one of the textbooks currently in use in the Mars Hill College music program); Marie Louisa Cotaya; Barbara Lovett; and former Asheville Middle School teacher Pat Garren.
"The Women Band Directors International (WBDI) was officially chartered on Dec. 18, 1969 in Chicago, Illinois as the Women Band Directors National Association. In December 1997, the organization officially adopted the current name, and in December 2006 celebrated their 37th anniversary at the Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago."
From Church of the Holy Spirit in Mars Hill:
"Ash Wednesday services will be held at noon an at 7 pm on Wednesday (Feb. 25)."
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