04/05/2024
Nevada City on Saturday, April 26. GET TICKETS!
Event Production, Sound Engineering, Live Music, and the occasional gig. Paul Emery has been a resident of Nevada County since 1976.
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He migrated to Nevada County as a musician and made it his home base during his 25 year career as a performing artist. Highlights included four European tours and a performance for the Queen of England when she visited Sacramento in 1983. In 1984 he opened Bennett House Recording Studio in Grass Valley and started a record label bearing the same name. The studio and label released dozens of reco
rds and cd's during a 10 year period. Emery also has been producing concerts and events in Nevada County since 1972 when he produced concerts for his band at the Nevada Theatre. His productions continued throughout the 1980's and included the North Columbia Folk Festival from 1986-1991. In 1996 he became Program Director at KVMR Radio and started the News Department. Emery became Executive Director at the Center for the Arts in Grass Valley in 2000 and for eight years handled all the booking and artistic direction of the Center. In 2008 hew returned to KVMR and is currently the News Director. He still produces concerts including theater productions at the Nevada Theatre.
Nevada City on Saturday, April 26. GET TICKETS!
TONIGHT & THURSDAY
Marions’ Fire, an original musical drama inspired by historical events, written by Kimberly Cloudwalker, makes its debut performances in the enchanting ambience of the historical Nevada Theater in the heart of Gold Country. Set in 1326 Marion La Droiturere is charged with leading a rebellion when ...
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We have a great series shaping up for the Nevada Theatre! GET TICKETS NOW!
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The Miners Foundry Cultural Center and Nevada City Live are pleased to present BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet on November 16, 2023. Bar opens at 6:30 p.m. and the Show begins at 7:30 p.m.
You don’t want to miss dancing to this award-winning band performing crowd favorites. Winner of not one, but two GRAMMY® awards!
Richard Gehr of Rolling Stone says they, “possess the ability to transform nearly any traditional Cajun, Creole, or French tune into high art while preserving a clear sonic bloodline back to its roots.”
Get Tickets! | $32.50 – $35
$32.50 in Advance / $35 at the Door. Advance price closes at 4:00 p.m. the day of the show.
This is a Mixed Seating / Dancing Show
This week! Lorri Holt - Colette Uncensored,
Nina Ge**er & Chris Webster,
Broken Compass Bluegrass LIVE at the Nevada Theatre
Broken Compass Bluegrass
Saturday, November 11, 7:30pm
Nevada Theatre, Nevada City, California
$30 premium reserved seating
$20 general admission
Based in northern California, Broken Compass Bluegrass includes Sam Jacobs, Kyle Ledson, Django Ruckrich, & Mei Lin Heirendt. Though still in their youth, they are no strangers to the music industry. All four musicians are seasoned performers, multi-instrumentalists, songwriters, & singers and have established themselves as some of California’s most prominent up-and-coming artists. Now coming together as a band, they are a fresh force in the music scene. BCB has already found their way to the stage of many iconic music festivals including High Sierra, Strawberry, Winter WonderGrass, Hang Town, Northwest String Summit, & Hog Farm Hideaway among many others.
Emerging as a band in 2021, Broken Compass Bluegrass has already been recognized for their tight arrangements, tasteful musicianship, & distinguished songwriting skills. Their fretboard mastery & angelic harmonies add extra depth and dimension to their live shows which captivate their audiences. Creative and melodic original works are intertwined with a unique perspective of your favorite cover songs.
https://www.brokencompassbluegrass.com
Nina Ge**er & Chris Webster.
With special guests the Bezhenar Sisters from Ukraine
Friday, November 10, 7:30pm
Nevada Theatre, Nevada City, California
$35 premium reserved seating
$25 general admission
Music fans know Chris Webster and Nina Ge**er as two of the most skilled and artful musical talents. Webster’s voice is uniquely compelling while Ge**er’s guitar is beautiful and powerful. Together they’re magic. With originals, tasteful covers-soulful ballads, jazzy tunes and sweet folk, a great show.
Colette Uncensored. Thursday, November 9, 7:30pm
Sunday, November 12, 2:00pm
Nevada Theatre, Nevada City, California
“Lorri Holt is one of those Bay Area actors who, when her name is associated with a production, you automatically want to see it…There’s a definite ‘ooh la la’ factor to Colette’s story, and Holt can flirt with and tease an audience like a true Parisian.” – San Francisco Chronicle
“Lorri Holt is nothing short of spectacular in this production.” – Theatre Eddys
“Watching Lorri Holt speak as Colette is like having a conversation with the most interesting person you have ever met.” – Ilana Walder-Biesanz, Stark Insider
with opening THIS SATURDAY at the
This Saturday! Ramblin Jack Elliott with Rainy Eyes opening at the historic Nevada Theatre.
Nevada City, CA
95959
Monday | 9am - 5pm |
Tuesday | 11am - 5pm |
Wednesday | 11am - 5pm |
Thursday | 11am - 5pm |
Friday | 11am - 5pm |
Saturday | 10am - 5pm |
Sunday | 11am - 4pm |
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Chris Olander – an Evening of Poetry & Music Thursday, November 2, 7:30pm Nevada Theatre, Nevada City, California Chris Olander presents a retrospective of his poetic output since 1990’s through 2023; thirty years of love, ecology, environmental, political, social and historical works both narrative and lyrical poems that explore what it is to be a human being. The poems will be backed by 7 musicians to create a semi-improvisational sound of a post beat impressionism of social and ecological relationships from the turn of the century and beyond in a gender bending look at what could be now and in the future. Musicians include “Cool Hand Uke” Scanlan on the ukulele; Tynowyn on harp, percussion, hammer dulcimer and chimes; Kelly Fleming on guitar; Samson Suneyez on flute; Ludi Henrichs on piano; Elena Rayo on guitar and violin; and maybe a few more will join in the river of music and words. Olander is a poet, teacher and bio-educator with California Poets in the Schools. He blends performance techniques with spoken word to create an Action Art Poetry: musical image phrasing to dramatize relative experiences – a poetry arising from oral and bardic traditions. He is an organizer and featured reader in the Berkeley Watershed Poetry Festival. He served as Artistic Director for the Nevada County Poetry Series and as editor on six poetry anthologies. He also served as a Poet Coach for the California Arts Council’s Poetry Out Loud competitions. Chris has written two books; River Light published by Poetic Matrix Press and Twilight Roses published by R. L. Crow Press; and four chapbooks (Sierra Streams, Mass Man’s Epiphanies, December Birds and Iris) and has recorded seven CDs of his poetry. He describes himself as “a sound poet exploring various meanings of words, phriasings and ideas arranged in sound and rhythm patterns.” A river of words and images penetrating the cultural milieu of our times: “A sign of our times,” as Richard Gill the “Medicin