How to listen
Different views from experts who work with sound
"H e who has ears to hear, let him hear." — Matthew 11:15 When Rickey Minor was a young man, he was given a copy of the Charles Mingus album "Mingus Mingus Mingus." He listened to it once, and hated it. The album was immediately exiled to the top of his refrigerator, where it gathered dust. Full Story
Disney On Ice brings Worlds of Fantasy to Estero venue
Experience four magical worlds in one ice spectacular when Disney On Ice presents Worlds of Fantasy in Lee County. This brand new production visits Estero from Sept. 10-13 at the Germain Arena. Tickets are on sale now. Full Story
BEACH READING
'Nice Girls Can Finish First' and 'Self-Promotion for Introverts'
'Nice Girls Can Finish First' By Daylle Deanna Schwartz (McGraw-Hill, $16.95) 'Self-Promotion for Introverts' By Nancy Ancowitz (McGraw-Hill, $18.95) They say the meek shall inherit the earth, but in the modern world, it usually seems like the opposite is true. Is it possible for a shy, retiring person to find satisfaction and success? Full Story
Southwest Florida Symphony announces 2009-2010 season
The Southwest Florida Symphony's 49th season will bring some of the country's finest musicians to Lee County. "This year's season brings with it a quality of immersion," said Music Director Michael Hall. "You will be able to close your eyes and really feel as if you are being immersed and transported by the music. Full Story
The power of women in philanthropy
GIVING
When we consider our community's "power women," we no doubt think of many female community leaders that are often out front due to professional or personal success. Most often, the common thread uniting these amazing achievers is their commitment to community and the many ways that they give back. But to me, the power of women is even more. Full Story
LATEST FILMS
'Inglourious Basterds'
Is it worth $10? Yes Quentin Tarantino needs to get over himself. Aside from the eccentrically brilliant "Pulp Fiction," far too much of his work ("Death Proof," "Kill Bill Vol. 2") is filled with self-indulgent dialogue that does his films a huge disservice. Full Story
CAPSULES
'Post Grad' (Alexis Bledel, Michael Keaton, Rodrigo Santoro) A recent college graduate (Bledel) sees her life fall apart when she doesn't get the job she desires and is forced to move back in with her parents (Keaton and Jane Lynch). It's an occasionally amusing coming-of-age tale that's neither heartwarming nor moving. Full Story
This week on WGCU
. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26, 8 P.M. Great Performances Harlem in Montmartre The story of the Jazz Age in Paris between the first and second World Wars explores an often-neglected era in African-American cultural history. Inspired by the book by William A. Full Story
Imaginarium celebrates 14 years Aug. 29
Join the celebration as the Imaginarium turns 14 years old. On Saturday, Aug. 29, the festivities begin at 11 a.m., with special activities throughout the day that include live animal demonstrations, hands-on fun shows, face painting, make-and-take activities, clowns, giveaways from Cat Country Radio and much more. There will also be birthday cake from Mason's Bakery. Full Story
Village Church at Shell Point announces upcoming concerts
The lineup for the 2009/2010 Season of Praise Concert Series at The Village Church at Shell Point Retirement Community has been announced by Randy Woods, minister of worship and music for The Village Church. Full Story
Country music icon Willie Nelson just added to the Phil's lineup
Willie Nelson, one of the most beloved and recognized recording artists in the country, returns to the Philharmonic Center for the Arts on Sunday, Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. Mr. Full Story
WGCU and Alliance for the Arts host Premiere of Art:21
Nation's only prime time television show devoted to contemporary art
The Lee County Alliance for the Arts has teamed up with WGCU Public Media to hold an exclusive sneak peek of the fifth season of Art:21 — Art in the Twenty-First Century, the only prime time national television series focused on contemporary art. The one-hour premiere will be held at the Alliance for the Arts Foulds Theater on Friday, Sept. 25, at 7 p.m. Full Story
Arts Academy debuts at Edison State College
Edison State College introduces the Arts Academy through the Department of Continuing Education. This fall, the college will begin offering a new menu of courses designed for the art enthusiast. From sculpture to print, metal smithing to music, instructors bring local, regional, national and worldwide experiences into the classrooms at Edison State College, Lee Campus. Full Story
'Enchanted Nature Music' coming to Estero
Estero's Happehatchee Center hosts flutist Kat Epple and harpist DL Turner in concert under the stars Sept. 19. "Enchanted Nature Music" offers spellbinding music on flutes and harp in a beautiful Old Florida landscape. Some of the music, inspired by the natural beauty of Southwest Florida, will be created especially for this pristine, natural setting. Full Story
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