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“Tony
offers up stories, poems, historical accounts, tall
tales, and songs in a tantalizing blend of education
and entertainment. It holds my interest in a way that
a presentation of any one form can’t match. If
you close your eyes while listening to Tony’s
account of the prized camp cook, you can hear the clanging
of the old dutch oven, smell the cook fire, and taste
the beans, beefsteak, and biscuits, along with the occasional
pie or cobbler. With sure strokes, he places each song
or poem into historical context.”
— Phil Heikkinen, Director, Show Low Public Library |
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Tony Norris
9475 Doney Park Ln
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
T 928.526.6684
info@tonynorris.com
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Tony
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Sunday, December 20th, 2009
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oldtime music at BOOKMANS
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Tony and The Springfed Band play oldtime, folk and cowboy at Bookmans
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Wednesday, December 16th, 2009
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Employee Christmas Partry
FOREST HIghlands Club House
Flagstaff, az
Santa presides at Forest Highlands Employees Christmas party
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Saturday, December 5th, 2009
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SANTA at The Clifford White Theater
Clifford White Theater
Santa will appear before the NAU production of A Christmas Carol in the theater for the 2pm matinees Sat and Sunday
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Saturday, December 5th, 2009
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Santa in Bookmans
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $free
Santa will be at Bookmans from 2-4 and available for photos and to meet kids. Tell ma and pa.
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Saturday, December 5th, 2009
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Flagstaff Foodlink "CHANGE" for changing your food system fundraiser
The Greenroom
Come out to The Green Room on December 5th from 5-10 p.m. and join us for an evening full of scrumptious local food, rockin' local music by Tony Norris (for the kids), Joseph Langham, The Erogenous Jones Band and The Bears and The Bees. You'll also have a chance to win great gardening/foodie raffle items such as a cold frame or compost bin, a superb restaurant package worth about $200 from Criollo, Pasto's, Diablo Burger and Pesto Brothers along with many other great gift certificates.
Flagstaff Foodlink is a non-profit organization that serves to be the link between our community and healthy regional food. We have a successful youth garden program that provides mini grants to teachers in the Flagstaff schools. As part of this program teachers receive access to our garden curriculum, funds for supplies and gardening consultation from experienced local gardeners.
We are now also trying to branch our efforts to the Greater Flagstaff community to grow more food locally by developing more community gardens. In doing so we are trying to raise money for our organization in general, but more specifically to support the Americorps position we were awarded that would promote and manage the community gardens.
So dig in your pockets, grab that spare change jar and come on down to The Green Room December 5th from 5-10 p.m. and help support changing your local food system. We are also interested in hearing your ideas about what specific changes you feel are important in creating a local food system so be sure to bring your 2 cents as well!
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Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009
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FIRST WED WINELOFT
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
Price: $0
BILL BURKE AND TONY DO THE OLD TIME THING
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Sunday, October 18th, 2009
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Tony and Friends at Bookmans
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $see website
2-4pm More folk, oldtime and original with Tony and Friends
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Monday, October 12th, 2009
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Pine Forest Choir/ Tony Norris
Newman Center
Northern Az University campus.
http://www.pineforestschools.com/
Price: $free
the Pine Forest Montesori School choir I'm working with the 6th grade choir to learn three fine old folk tunes: Old Joe Clark, Bright Morning Stars and Old Lee. You can hear them perform them with me on Oct 12th at 6pm at the Newman Center on the NAU campus.
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Friday, October 9th, 2009
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20th Annual Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium October 9, 10, and 11, 2009
20th Annual Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium
1461 Hwy 70 W.
Ruidoso, Nm 88346
575-378-4431
http://www.cowboysymposium.org/index.asp
Price: $see website
Tony participates in the 20th
LCC Symposium with stories and cowboy songs.
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Wednesday, October 7th, 2009
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First Wed Vintage Series
THE WINELOFT
NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
Price: $free as water-even freer
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Sunday, October 4th, 2009
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31st Sharlot Hall Folk Festival
Sharlot Hall Museum
415 West Gurley
Prescott, Az
928-445-3122.
http://www.sharlot.org.
Price: $5
9:30 Tony leads Gospel Sing at Amphitheater
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Saturday, October 3rd, 2009
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31st Sharlot Hall Folk Festival
Sharlot Hall Museum
415 West Gurley
Prescott, Az
928-445-3122.
http://www.sharlot.org.
Price: $5
11am Cowboy Songs at The Sharlot Hall Bldg
12 Storytelling at Sharlot Hall Blg
2pm Burke, Coon and Norris at Amphitheater
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Friday, October 2nd, 2009
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oldtime w/Bill Burke
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $freebies
4-6 Appalachian tunes with the greybeards
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Sunday, September 27th, 2009
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Oldtime n' Folk w/Springfed Band
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $free as water-even freer
The Springfed Band joins Tony for oldtime, folk n' Bluegrass. Sip a cafe au lait or late-da and tap your toes to banjo, mandolin, bass and fiddle
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Sunday, September 20th, 2009
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Pickin' in the Pines Bluegrass all day EMCEE
PINE MTN AMPHITHEATER
FT TUTHILL
FLAGSTAFF
(928)525-1695
http://www.pickininthepines.org
Price: $visit webcite
This year's festival features a great lineup of traditional and acoustic bands, including the Gibson Brothers, Claire Lynch Band, Steep Canyon Rangers, Crooked Still, The Freight Hoppers and Burnett Family Bluegrass. We'll also be featuring Murphy's Law, Muskellunge Bluegrass, Red Desert Ramblers, Headline Bluegrass Band, Voluntary String Band, Mars Hillbillies, The Bears and the Bees, and Tony Norris & Sid Hausman. Visit our lineup page to learn more about these bands.
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Friday, September 18th, 2009
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Pickin' in the Pines Bluegrass Festival
PINE MTN AMPHITHEATER
FT TUTHILL
FLAGSTAFF
(928)525-1695
http://www.pickininthepines.org
Price: $see website
This year's festival features a great lineup of traditional and acoustic bands, including the Gibson Brothers, Claire Lynch Band, Steep Canyon Rangers, Crooked Still, The Freight Hoppers and Burnett Family Bluegrass. We'll also be featuring Murphy's Law, Muskellunge Bluegrass, Red Desert Ramblers, Headline Bluegrass Band, Voluntary String Band, Mars Hillbillies, The Bears and the Bees, and Tony Norris & Sid Hausman. Visit our lineup page to learn more about these bands.
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Friday, September 18th, 2009
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Childrens Show-Pickin' in the Pines Bluegrass Festival
Pine Mountain Amphitheater / Coconino County Fairgrounds
FT TUTHILL
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
http://www.pickinginthepines.com/
Price: $free
Tony does a kids show at 5pm Yavapai Ramada Kid's Stage and Play Area NWest of Amphitheater
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Thursday, September 17th, 2009
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Stories Worth Telling in Uncertain Times
Cline Library
Nau campus
Flagstaff
Price: $open to NAU employees
A workshop with Stanley Clark on framing good stories that empower the teller and discerning the true risk of threats in our lives.
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Saturday, June 27th, 2009
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National Cancer Survivors Day
Riordon Home Park Flagstaff
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Saturday, June 27th, 2009
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Flagstaff Friends of Traditional Music Folk Festival
COCONINO CENTER FOR THE ARTS
2300 N Fort Valley Rd
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86001
(928) 779-2300
http://www.ffotm.net/folkfest/
Price: $3
120 acts perform over the weekend on 5 different stages. I will be solo at 1:30 and with Springfed at 5:30 on Sat and at 2:10 with Burke Coon and Norris on Sunday
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Wednesday, June 17th, 2009
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Heathcote School of Living/ Coffee House
Heathcote Community
21300 Heathcote Road
Freeland, Md 21053
(410) 343-DIRT
http://www.heathcote.org
Price: $private
Tony performs at the Heathcote School of Living 40 year reunion in the coffeehouse at the old mill building
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Tony and Friends in the Garden
MEDITATION GARDEN OF EPIPHANY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
423 NORTH BEAVER
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86001
928 774 2911
http://www.tonynorris.com
Price: $donation
Bring a picnic dinner and join us for a wonderful outdoor concert provided by Flagstaff's own Tony Norris & friends. Songs and stories of Appalachia and the West. Gates open at 5 p.m., music begins at 5:30. Donations gratefully accepted; portion of the proceeds benefit Epiphany Youth Mission Trip.
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Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009
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WICKED WEDNESDAY
Sharlot Hall Museum Amphitheater
415 West Gurley
Prescott, Az
928-445-3122.
http://www.sharlot.org.
Price: $$5 members $7 general
The series kicks off on Wednesday, June 3 at 7:30 p.m. with popular singer and storyteller Tony Norris. Admission is $5 for Museum members and $7 for non-members. Tickets can be purchased at the door or in advance by calling 928-445-3122.
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SPRING STRING FLING BENEFIT EmCee and Performer
COCONINO CENTER FOR THE ARTS
2300 N Fort Valley Rd
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86001
928 779 2300
www.culturalpartners.org
Price: $15
My friend Laurie is known to many of you as an exceptional harpist and singer. She is going through a rough patch with her health and is about to make a move to Washington state so her sister can help with her care. A wonderful cast of Arizona musicians will gather at the Coconino Center For the Arts to present a fundraiser concert to help with medical and moving costs. Some of the performers include Craig Yarbrough, Elizabeth Elgin, D-Squared, Tony Norris and Bill Burke, Marty Cook, Carolyn Bame and Sylvan Grey. There will be gifts to be awarded in a raffle and fine art work and services to be offered in a silent auction. Enjoy an evening of sweet tunes and aid a fellow artist. Advance tickets available at Cedar Music and Arizona Music Pro in Flagstaff: $15.
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FRIENDS OF FLAGSTAFF'S FUTURE GALA
COCONINO CENTER FOR THE ARTS
2300 N Fort Valley Rd
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86001
(928) 779-2300
www.culturalpartners.org
Tony performs for FFF Gala Fundraiser
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Springfed at Bookmans!
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $free
The Springfed Band joins me from 2-4 at Bookmans. Bill Burke, Elena Gonzales, Glen Bessonette and Katie "Thunderbird" Carr
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First Wed Vintage Series
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
Price: $freebies
Bill Burke joins me to play the best of old time and appalachian music. Banjos are us...
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NAU's Third Annual Young Authors Festival
College of Education at NAU and Ashurst Auditorium
Flagstaff
Tony Norris headlines Young Authors Conference. Other featured authors include Sig Boloz, Nancy Bo Flood, Mark Gibbons, AnnMarie Mackler, Seth Muller, Michelle Parker-Rock, Gamin Summers Gary and Susan Taylor. Children from across The Flagstaff Schools will attend.
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April River Days
Unitarian Universalist Church.
Prescott
(928) 277-9155
Price: $7
April River Days Opens with Tony Norris, Springfed Band
PRESCOTT, Ariz.— April River Days: A Week of Celebration and Action for the Verde opens this year on April 17th with a musical celebration of Arizona´s green heart. Renowned Arizona singer and storyteller Tony Norris will perform with the Springfed Band beginning at 7pm at the Unitarian Universalist Church. A special confluence of local musicians, Soul Creek, rounds out the program with songs celebrating the beauty and importance of flowing water. Tickets are $7 at the door.
Prescott´s second annual April River Days: a Week of Celebration and Action for the Verde, coordinated by the Center for Biological Diversity, runs from April 17-25. A spectrum of fun to serious events will help the public get to know the Verde as an ecological and aesthetic treasure in Prescott´s backyard. Events include field trips, water conservation activities, a symposium on Verde River water ecology, movies, children´s activities, low cost river trips and more.
Flagstaff based Tony Norris is a regular at storytelling festivals, cowboy poetry gatherings, schools, campfires, and corporate conferences. With the accompaniment of his big Martin guitar and healthy doses of humor, he invites us to leave the everyday world behind and journey into the old West. As described by Katie Lee, legendary folksinger, songwriter, and author, "Tony has a voice that sings like a real live river telling stories wherever it goes — gently like a ripple, or rowdy like a rapid — and always from his generous, forgiving heart."
The write up for Flagstaff´s Pickin in the Pines festival gives a colorful description of the Springfed Band. It "Flows out of the old rock…where lost love is lamented and brave dawgs are celebrated. Where greybeard survivors of the 60´s folk scare, gaelic dancers and conservatory violinists meet over good corn whisky, green grape cobbler and dance tunes in D." In the Soringfed Band, Norris is joined by Megan Buchanan, Elena Gonzales, and special guest, local picking favorite Warren Miller.
Soul Creek formed especially for the opening night of April River Days. Audience members will recognize some of the best loved faces from Prescott´s folk scene and enjoy their renditions of soul stirring water inspired music.
The Center for Biological Diversity hosts a wide spectrum of events to educate local citizens about threats to the Verde River that include groundwater pumping, off-road vehicle damage, pollution from sludge dumping, and human population growth. "April River days emphasizes what is at stake as municipalities go ahead with pipeline plans without mitigating the effects on the Verde" says Michelle Harrington, rivers conservation manager at the Center for Biological Diversity. "The city of Prescott claims to have a mitigation plan because they have moved the well for their Big Chino pipeline further up the wash from the river. This will only possibly delay impacts. It won´t prevent them. The city has not yet produced a comprehensive, scientifically verifiable mitigation plan for which the citizens have repeated and reasonably asked."
For more information, call Edie Dillon at (928) 277-9155.
The Center for Biological Diversity is a national nonprofit conservation organization with more than 200,000 members and online activists dedicated to the protection of endangered species and wild places.
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Saturday, April 11th, 2009
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OLD TIME MUSIC
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Bill Burke, Tony and friends play Appalachian and folk
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Saturday, April 4th, 2009
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WHITE MTN YOUNG AUTHORS CONFERENCE
ST JOHNS MIDDLE SCHOOL
St Johns, Az
928-337-4308
PRESENTER FOR YOUNG AUTHORS
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Saturday, March 21st, 2009
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5th San Felipe Folk Festival
The Lighthouse Restuarant
San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico
San Felipe, Baja Ca
Mexico
Price: $5 cover
Time for the 5th San Felipe Folk Festival. Flag musicians including Bill Vernieu, Mike Falk, Jesse Anderson plus S.F. locals will present a concert on the patio of The Lighthouse Restuarant overlooking the malecon at the base of the shrine to the Virgin of Guadelupe.
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Saturday, March 7th, 2009
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Mo Music @ Bookmans
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $Free
Tony and friends hold forth in the Cyber Cafe 6-8pm
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Saturday, March 7th, 2009
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NORTHERN AZ BOOK FESTIVAL FUNDRAISER
COCONINO CENTER FOR THE ARTS
2300 N Fort Valley Rd
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86001
(928) 779-2300
http://www.nazbookfest.com/new/
Price: $5
The Verses of March Blow In!
Music, Recitation & Silent Auction
Writer, poets, and musicians will come together to read selected works from participating author for the 12th annual Northern Arizona Book Festival. Readings by Angela Cooper, Jill Divine, James Jay, Doug McGlothlin, Seth Muller. Music by Matt Hall, Alyson Jay, Tony Norris, & many more.
Enjoy some munchies. Hear a great show. Bid on unique, fun, and artsy items with all proceeds to benefit literacy efforts in Northern Arizona!
Time: 7:00pm
Location: Coconino Center for the Arts - 2300 N. Fort Valley Rd., Flagstaff, Arizona
Admission: $5 ( with all proceeds to benefit charitable organizations and literacy efforts in Northern Arizona)
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Friday, February 20th, 2009
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15th COWBOY CAMPFIRE
ZANE GREY BALLROOM
WEATHERFORD HOTEL
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 779 1919
Price: $12-15
Join Tony Norris, Bill Vernieu and Warren Miller at 7:30 pm on Friday, February 20, 2009 as they gather for Three Tenors on Horseback: The 15th Annual Cowboy Campfire. This event for all ages has become one of the best attended and most celebrated shows of the month-long Flagstaff Winterfest. Join us for an evening of Western songs, poems, and stories around the fireplace at the Zane Grey Ballroom, upstairs at the historic Weatherford Hotel, 23 North Leroux Street, in downtown Flagstaff (www.weatherfordhotel.com ). Tickets are $12 children and FFOTM members, $15 general admission and are available at the Weatherford Hotel 928-779-1919 or from Tony Norris at 928-526-6684 or tony@tonynorris.com or Bill Vernieu at 928-525-3001 or bv4@mindspring.com.
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Friday, February 13th, 2009
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New Music @ Bookmans
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $free
Tony and friends play oldtime, cowboy and folk 6-8pm
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Friday, February 6th, 2009
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17th Annual Cochise Cowboy Poetry and Music Gathering
Buena Performing Arts Center
Sierra Vista, Az 85636
520 249 2511,520 458 2262
http://www.cowboypoets.com
On Friday I am in the schools and on Saturday I play at 11am ,12pm and 3pm in The Auditorium and at 4 pm in the Teachers lounge
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Saturday, January 31st, 2009
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Defining Folk Music workshop
BLUE ROSE THEATER
415 WEST GURLEY
PRESCOTT, AZ
928 445 3122
http://WWW.SHARLOT.ORG
Price: $25
Tony Norris Defines Folk Music
Saturday, January 31, the Sharlot Hall Museum presents Arizona singer, songwriter, storyteller and author, Tony Norris, in concert in the inaugural event of the museum's "Defining Folk Music" concert series. The series offers a unique opportunity for audience and artist to explore the folk process in both workshop and concert settings.
The Defining Folk Music workshop will be held from 10 AM - 12 PM in the Sharlot Hall Museum's Blue Rose Theater. Mr. Norris will address the question "How do the characters and geography of place influence the folk music and stories it produces?" and will look at contributions from Badger Clark, Billy Simon, and Romaine Lowdermilk, as well as his own to the tradition of Arizona folk music. Tickets for the workshop are $25 and available at the Sharlot Hall Museum.
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Saturday, January 31st, 2009
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Concert Defining Folk Music
BLUE ROSE THEATER
415 WEST GURLEY
PRESCOTT, AZ
928 445 3122
http://WWW.SHARLOT.ORG
Price: $12$/14$
Tony Norris performs in concert at the Blue Rose Theater at 2 and 7:30 PM. Concert tickets are $12/Members and $14/General Public and available at the Sharlot Hall Museum, 415 West Gurley Street, Prescott. Please call 445-3122 for information.
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Sunday, December 21st, 2008
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TWISTED OLDTIME
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $FREE
ELENA GONZALES AND KATIE CARR JOIN TONY FOR OLDTIME WITH A NEW TWIST. ASK FOR "CARLA'S GOT A COOL TATTOO".
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Saturday, December 20th, 2008
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SANTA CLAUSE !!!!
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $FREE
SANTA VISITS BOOKMANS FOR PHOTOS WITH GOOD BOYS AND GIRLS.....ALL AGES WELCOME
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Wednesday, December 17th, 2008
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NARFE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY
THE ELKS LODGE
PRIVATE CHRISTMAS PARTY
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Sunday, December 14th, 2008
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
EPIPHANY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
423 NORTH BEAVER
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86001
928 774 2911
Program of Christmas songs and stories for Episcopal Youth
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Saturday, December 13th, 2008
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Santa raises$$ for Heifer International
Grandon Gallery
20 North Leroux
Flagstaff, Az 86001
928 380 4915
From 4-6pm Santa will be available for photos. 10$ for a professional photo with Santa and proceeds benefit Heifer International
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Wednesday, December 10th, 2008
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Visit from Santa
FOREST HIghlands Club House
Flagstaff, az
Santa visits with the children at the Forest Highlands Country Club
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Sunday, December 7th, 2008
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A Visit From St Nick
St Marks Episcopal Church
Prescott, Az
602 363 2261
St Nick visits the congragation of St Marks Episcopla Church
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Friday, December 5th, 2008
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BILL BURKE AND TONY NORRIS
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
SWEET ACOUSTIC SONGS ON BANJO ,MANDOLIN AND GUITAR
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Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008
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First Wednesday Vintage Series
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
Come on down for a nice glass of wine and an evening of music with Tony and guests
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Sunday, November 30th, 2008
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OLDTIME WITH A TWIST
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
TONY IS JOINED BY BOYCE McCLUNG-GUITAR AND BANJO, ELENA GONZALES-FIDDLE AND KATIE CARR VOCALS FOR SOME OLDTIME TUNES WITH A FOOT TAPPING TWIST
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Saturday, November 22nd, 2008
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WESTERN MUSIC AND STORIES
ARIZONA FOLKLORE PRESERVE
P.O. Box 235
Sierra Vista,, AZ 85636
(520)378-6166
http://www.arizonafolklore.com/
NOV 22 AND 23 PERFORMANCES
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Saturday, November 15th, 2008
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Winterfair
Pine Forest School
I play 2-3pm for the Winterfair
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Sunday, November 9th, 2008
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POSSUM OPRY
COCONINO CENTER FOR THE ARTS
2300 N FT VALLEY RD
FLAGSTAFF
928 779 2300
www.culturalpartners.org
Price: $FREE
PART OF STORIES TO LIFE SERIES--A CELEBRATION OF APPALACHIAN CULTURE FOOD AND MUSIC WITH AUTHOR ROSE HOUK TONY AND BILL BURKE PLAYING APPALACHIAN TUNES
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Friday, November 7th, 2008
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OLDTIME TUNES WITH BILL BURKE
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $FREE
BANJO MANDOLIN AND GUITAR AND APPALACHIAN SONGS
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Sunday, November 2nd, 2008
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25th Year!: NAU Elderhostel's Anniversary
NORTHERN AZ UNIVERSITY
www.nau.edu/elderhostel
TONY HAS BEEN A PERFORMER FOR NAU ELDERHOSTLE FOR ALMOST 20 YEARS. HE PERFORMS TO HELP CELEBRATE THEIR 25TH ANNNIVERSSARY
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Friday, October 31st, 2008
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HALLOWEEN STORIES
SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS LUTHERAN CHURCH
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Friday, October 31st, 2008
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SCARY STORIES FOR PINE FOREST 3RD GRADERS
PRIVATE PARTY
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Sunday, October 12th, 2008
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SOUTH IN YOUR MOUTH
EPIPHANY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
423 NORTH BEAVER
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86001
928 774 2911
A Southern Feast for All
10/04/08
"Put Some South in Your Mouth" Sunday evening, Oct. 12 at 5 p.m. Many people have volunteered to make their special dishes, some old-time Southern recipes that make your mouth water. Our favorite singer/story teller, Tony Norris, returns. We will also be singing many favorite gospel songs & songs from the past. Child care & games provided! Tickets are $10/person or $25/family. Buy tickets 774-2911
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Saturday, October 11th, 2008
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AUTUMN IN THE ASPENS
THE FLAGSTAFF NORDIC CENTER
Route 4 Hwy 180, Mile Marker 232
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
http://www.flagstaffnordiccenter.com/calendar.php
Price: $5
TONY AND THE SPRINGFED BAND PLAY FROM 12-3PM FOR THE AUTUMN IN THE ASPENS FESTIVAL---Pack up the family and come join the Flagstaff Nordic Center for our third annual "Autumn in the Aspens" Fall Festival. Enjoy activities such as hay rides, a straw bale maze, crafts, bouncy houses, a pumpkin patch, and scavenger hikes in the crisp autumn air. Fun for the entire family! There will be hot food prepared by Frank's Catering (formerly Our Daily Bread Deli) and a beer garden sponsored by the Lions Club. The cost is $5 per person.
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Saturday, October 4th, 2008
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FOLK TUNES
SHARLOT HALL FOLK FESTIVAL
415 GURLEY
PRESCOTT, AZ
PRESCOTT FOLK FEST
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Monday, September 15th, 2008
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Songs and Stories of Early Arizona
RAIL ROAD INN
WILLIAMS, AZ
TONY ENTERTAINS ELDERHOSTLE GROUP
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Sunday, August 31st, 2008
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MAIN STAGE
COCONINO COUNTY FAIR
FT TUTHILL
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86004
CULTURE STAGE
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Sunday, August 31st, 2008
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KIDS SHOW
COCONINO COUNTY FAIR
FT TUTHILL
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86004
KIDS VARIETY STAGE
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Friday, August 29th, 2008
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MAIN STAGE
COCONINO COUNTY FAIR
FT TUTHILL
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86004
CULTURE STAGE
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Friday, August 29th, 2008
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KIDS SHOW
COCONINO COUNTY FAIR
FT TUTHILL
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86004
KIDS VARIETY STAGE
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Wednesday, August 27th, 2008
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STORIES OF THE OLD WEST
OAK CREEK COUNTRY CLUB
VILLAGE OF OAK CREEK
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Friday, August 22nd, 2008
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OLD TIME FAVORITES W/BILL BURKE
LOYALTON SENIOR HOME
FLAGSTAFF
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Saturday, August 16th, 2008
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Fundraiser Soiree
The Arboretum
Tony plays music for annual fundraiser
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Wednesday, August 6th, 2008
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FIRST WED VINTAGE SERIES
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
HENRY POORE AND BILL BURKE ARE GUESTS
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Saturday, August 2nd, 2008
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Storytime for Children
GRAND CANYON VILLAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY
GC VILLAGE
GRAND CANYON PARK, AZ
928 638 2718
Price: $FREE
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Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
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FAMILY CAMPFIRE
FORREST HIGHLANDS
PRIVATE CAMPFIRE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
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THE QUILTS OF GEES BEND
BLACK BOX THEATER
NAU PROCHNOW
FLAGSTAFF
Live music by Tony Norris and Bill Burke
Canyon Movement Company's presents
dance inspired by:
The Quilts of Gee's Bend
Inspired by the beautiful, artistic quilts of Gee's Bend, Alabama,
Canyon Movement Company has created dances reflecting the time and
place represented by those quilts. Experience the story of the women
who live there and how they survived the oppression, poverty and
difficulties of the time.
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Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008
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Storytime for Children
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $free
entertainment for the we ones
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Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008
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First Wednesday Vintage Series
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
Price: $no cover
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BURKE COON & NORRIS
COCONINO CENTER FOR THE ARTS
FT VALLEY RD
FLAGSTAFF
http://www.ffotm.net/folkfest/
Price: $5
Tony performs with Burke and Coon on main stage 2:40-3:25 and solo in gallery 4:15-4:55. Over 100 are musicians participate in this fine acoustic event!
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Saturday, June 28th, 2008
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FLAGSTAFF FOLK FESTIVAL
COCONINO CENTER FOR THE ARTS
FT VALLEY RD
FLAGSTAFF
http://www.ffotm.net/folkfest/
Price: $DONATION
TWO DAYS OF GREAT AZ FOLK PERFORMANCES. DETAILS TBA
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THE SPRINGFED BAND
FLAGSTAFF MUSIC FESTIVAL
ON THE SQUARE
FLAGSTAFF
Price: $FREE
THE SPRINGFED BAND takes the stage for the Flagstaff Music Festival
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CHAVEZ RANCH BBQ
CHAVEZ RANCH
ST JOHNS
AZ
PRIVATE BBQ
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Saturday, June 14th, 2008
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TSUNAMI ON THE SQUARE
TSUNAMI ON THE SQUARE
ON THE SQUARE
PRESCOTT, AZ
928-445-5540
www.tsunamionthesquare.org
Price: $FREE
details tba. Tsunami on the Square is a free, all-ages, outdoor performing arts and culture festival in Prescott, Arizona. Our mission is to build community through the human tradition of live performance culture. Named for "the natural event least likely to occur in the high desert," Tsunami on the Square takes place annually on the third weekend in June, in Prescott's downtown Courthouse Plaza. The Festival is now in its tenth year. Dates for 2008 are June 14th and 15th.
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THE KIVA
LEES FERRY LODGE
LEES FERRY
AZ
Price: $Donation
Bill Burke and Tony present an evening of story and song
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UTAH LAMB AND WOOL FESTIVAL
THANKSGIVING POINT
3003 North Thanksgiving Way
LEHIGH, UT 84043
(888) 672-6040
http://www.thanksgivingpoint.com/
I'll be doing SONGS AND TALES OF THE SHEEPCAMP and a childrens show on 5/30-31. Details TBA
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ARIZONA FOLKLORE PRESERVE
ARIZONA FOLKLORE PRESERVE
P.O. Box 235
Sierra Vista,, AZ 85636
(520)378-6166
http://www.arizonafolklore.com/
I WILL BE AT THE FOLKLORE PRESERVE TO PERFORM 5/17 AND 18
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FIRST WED VINTAGE SERIES
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
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Saturday, April 26th, 2008
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WRITING ON WATER : Human Nature Dance
The Orpheum Theater
15 W Aspen Ave
Flagstaff, az 86001
(928) 556-1580
http://www.nazbookfest.com/
Price: $5
A featured event of The Northern Az Book Festival -- Tony and Bill Burke provide music for Human Nature Dance Troupe's WRITING ON WATER.
'Writing on Water' is a dynamic, collaborative performance using poetry, dance, photography and music. Human Nature Dance Theatre spent nearly a month last fall deep in Grand Canyon, making a film called 'DanceDownRiver.' This year for the BookFest, HNDT will bring dances, poems, and photographs from the Colorado River to the Orpheum Theatre
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Saturday, April 26th, 2008
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JOHN CASKEY ROAST
FORREST HIGHLANDS
I help roast my good friend John Caskey
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YOUNG AUTHORS WORKSHOP
Prochnow Auditorium
NAU Campus
http://www.nazbookfest.com/
As a featured author in the Northern Az Bookfestival Tony works with children in areas of writing and music from 9:45 till 1:30pm.
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Tuesday, April 15th, 2008
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STORIES WE TELL OTHERS--STORIES WE TELL OURSELVES
NORTHERN AZ UNIVERSITY
FLAGSTAFF
Workshop with Stan Clark for NAU employees
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Mary Sojourner Benefit
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
Tony emcees a celebration for noted author Mary Sojourner.
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Saturday, April 5th, 2008
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Young Authors Conference in St. Johns, AZ.
ST JOHNS MIDDLE SCHOOL
St Johns, Az
928-337-4308
This year the WHITE MOUNTAIN READING COUNCIL is holding it´s 5TH ANNUAL Young Authors Conference in St. Johns, AZ. We are an affiliate of the AZ Reading Assoc. and the International Reading Assoc. Tony is a featured writer/artist
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Thursday, April 3rd, 2008
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Ways Of The West
INN AT NAU
NAU CAMPUS
FLAGSTAFF
Elderhostel Group
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Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008
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FIRST WED VINTAGE SERIES
THE WINELOFT
NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
Price: $free
DR HENRY POORE RETURNS FROM HIS TRAVELS AND DOES STORIES AND SONGS OF OLD APPALACHIA WITH TONY
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Thursday, March 27th, 2008
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Campfire Stories
Friendly Pines Camp
Prescott
Private campfire program for students of Khalsa Montessori School of Phoenix
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4th ANNUAL SAN FELIPE FOLK FESTIVAL
TBA
San Felipe, Baja California
It's time for the 4th annual San Felipe Folk Festival. A week of jamming on the beach-eating jumbo shrimp and drinking refreshing beverages culminating in a benefit performance on 3/22
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Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
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FIRST WED VINTAGE SERIES
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
Price: $no cover
THE SPRINGFED BAND IS BACK! OLDTIME APPALACHIAN AND CELTIC STRINGBAND MUSIC.
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Saturday, March 1st, 2008
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ORIGINAL TUNES W/STAN CLARK
MACYS
Price: $FREE
I will be Stan Clark's guest at Macys for an evening of original songs
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
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NEVADA READING WEEK
CLARK CO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LAS VEGAS ,NEV
I perform 2/25-27 at various Las Vegas elementary and middle schools
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Friday, February 22nd, 2008
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14th annual Cowboy Campfire
THE WEATHERFORD HOTEL
23 North Leroux St
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
526 6684
Price: $12 and $15
Join Tony Norris, Bill Vernieu and special guest Warren Miller as they gather for the 14th annual COWBOY
CAMPFIRE. This event for all ages has become one of the best attended and most celebrated shows of the month long Flagstaff Winterfest. Tony Norris is a veteran of the cowboy music and poetry festivals. He has appeared on the stages of the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada, The Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium in Ruidoso, New Mexico and The Arizona Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Prescott, Arizona. His rich tenor voice, big Martin guitar and savvy singing of old time and contempory Western songs and his warm, funny stories of the West make him a much sought after performer. Bill Vernieu's
versatility on mandolin and guitar and encyclopedic knowledge of cowboy songs never fails to delight
audiences. Special guest Warren Miller was a founder of the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering and director of the Arizona Cowboy Poetry gathering for 20 years. He's the editor of CATTLE, HORSES, SKY AND GRASS: An Anthology of 20th Century Cowboy Poetry. He is a recognized authority
on the folklore of the cowboy and an excellent musician, singer and reciter of cowboy poetry. Limited seating
available.
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Sunday, February 17th, 2008
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OLD TIME WITH THE GRAYBEARDS
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $FREE
Bill Burke and I walk the backroads of Appalachia with banjo, mandolin and guitar in hand. Bring a pie and watch Bill smile.
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Saturday, February 16th, 2008
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THE WEST OF THE STORY
BLUE ROSE THEATER
415 WEST GURLEY
PRESCOTT, AZ
928 445 3122
http://WWW.SHARLOT.ORG
Price: $8$ AND 10$
It's a program about the characters and events of old Arizona told in song and story. Megan Buchanan is my special guest. Shows at 2 and 7:30
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Friday, February 15th, 2008
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Tony and Elena Gonzales
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $free
Elena is an award winning violinist who is making the speed of light jump to playing folk and oldtime fiddle. Join us for fun 4-6pm
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Friday, February 15th, 2008
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THE FLAG FOLK PROJECT
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST FELLOWSHIP
510 NORTH LEROUX
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
http://WWW.FLAGFOLKPROJECT.ORG
Price: $DONATION
I will be the featured performer for this new coffee house with Bill Burke covering my back on banjo and mandolin. Open mike at 7 and I play at 8:30
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Friday, February 1st, 2008
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16th Annual Cochise Cowboy Poetry and Music Gathering
Buena Performing Arts Center
Sierra Vista, Az 85636
520 249 2511,520 458 2262
http://www.cowboypoets.com
Tony performs at the 16th Annual Cochise Cowboy Poetry and Music Gathering. Theme this year is "Horses and Cattle – The Cowboy´s Life." See online calendar for times of performance.
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Sunday, January 20th, 2008
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OLDTIME MUSIC AT BOOKMANS
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $FREE
TONY AND BILL BURKE KICK IT OLD SCHOOL APPALACHIAN 2-4 PM
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Friday, January 18th, 2008
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THE SPRINGFED BAND AND DSQUARED
COCONINO CENTER FOR THE ARTS
2300 N Fort Valley Rd
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86001
(928) 779-2300
www.culturalpartners.org
THE SPRINGFED BAND FEATURING TONY, BILL BURKE, MEGAN BUCHANAN AND ELENA GONZALES ARE JOINED BY FRED COON TO KICK OFF FLAGSTAFF CULTURAL PARTNERS' CONCERT SERIES. DSQUARED WILL ALSO BE FEATURED.
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Friday, January 11th, 2008
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BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $free
TONY IS JOINED BY FIDDLER ELENA GONZALES FOR TWO HOUR OF FOLK, OLDTIME AND ORIGINAL MUSIC
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Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008
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FIRST WED VINTAGE SERIES
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
GUESTS BILL BURKE, MEGAN BUCHANAN AND CHUCK CHEESMAN
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Wednesday, December 19th, 2007
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VISIT FROM SANTA
LITTLE ROPERS DAY CARE
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Saturday, December 15th, 2007
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PRIVATE CHRISTMAS PARTY
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Thursday, December 6th, 2007
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AFTER SCHOOL STORIES
PINE FOREST WALDORF SCHOOL
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Friday, November 16th, 2007
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BEST OF THE WEST STORYTELLERS
GRAND CIRCLE FIELD SCHOOL LEES FERRY INN
7728 Cedar Canyon Court NE
Albuquerque,, NM 87122
505-797-8540
http://www.grandcirclefieldschool.org/
November 16-19 Tony is joined at Lees Ferry Lodge by Scott Thybony[http://www.scott-thybony.com/] and Brad Dimmock [http://www.fretwater.com/ ]to create:BEST OF THE WEST STORYTELLERS
"The Lees Ferry Liars' Club"
Scott Thybony~ Anthropologist by education and writer by profession, Scott's writings and stories demonstrate his extensive knowledge of this dramatic land.
Brad Dimock~Grand Canyon River guide for over 30 years, Brad is an accomplished naturalist and a master storyteller whose work has appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies.
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Friday, October 19th, 2007
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BURKE COON AND NORRIS
Granite Peak Unitarian Universalist Hall
882 Sunset Drive
Prescott, off Whipple, behind True Value Hardware, AZ
9287781213
http://www.folksessions.com/wordpress/
Price: $10
BURKE COON AND NORRIS PLAY OLDTIME AND TELL STORIES OF APPALACHIA AND SHARE THE STAGE WITH CALIF SINGER/SONGWRITER JEFF HURLEY
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Friday, October 12th, 2007
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SENIOR STORYTIME WITH THE BOOKMOBILE
LOYALTON, PEAKS AND INFINIA SENIOR HOMES
FLAGSTAFF
Price: $FREE
THE FLAGSTAFF PUBLIC LIBRARY CELEBRATES THEIR NEW BOOKMOBILE WITH A PERFORMANCE SERIES AT LOYALTON, PEAKS AND INFINIA SENIOR CENTERS. PUBLIC WELCOME
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Saturday, October 6th, 2007
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SHARLOY HALL FOLK FESTIVAL
SHARLOT HALL MUSEUM
415 West Gurley Street
Prescott, AZ 86301
928.445.3122
http://www.sharlot.org/events/folkmusicfestival/
Price: $DONATION
TONY APPEARS SOLO AND WITH THE SPRINGFED BAND AND BURKE COON AND NORRIS AT ARIZONA'S PREMIER FOLK FEST 10-5 SAT AND SUNDAY
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Thursday, October 4th, 2007
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Around The campfire
Pine Forest School Campout
o'Leary Group Camp Sunset Crater Park
Flagstaff
Tall Tales and ghost stories around the campfire
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Saturday, September 29th, 2007
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Kid's Show!
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $free
Stories and songs for kids of all ages
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Sunday, September 23rd, 2007
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SOUTH IN YOUR MOUTH
EPIPHANY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
423 NORTH BEAVER
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86001
928 774 2911
Price: $FREE TO PUBLIC
TONY ENTERTAINS AT A CELEBRATION OF SOUTHERN FOOD AND CULTURE
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Friday, September 14th, 2007
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SENIOR STORYTIME WITH THE BOOKMOBILE
LOYALTON, PEAKS AND INFINIA SENIOR HOMES
FLAGSTAFF
Price: $FREE
THE FLAGSTAFF PUBLIC LIBRARY CELEBRATES THEIR NEW BOOKMOBILE WITH A PERFORMANCE SERIES AT LOYALTON, PEAKS AND INFINIA SENIOR CENTERS. PUBLIC WELCOME
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Friday, September 14th, 2007
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PICKIN' IN THE PINES BLUEGRASS AND ACOUSTIC MUSIC FESTIVAL
Pine Mountain Amphitheater / Coconino County Fairgrounds
FT TUTHILL
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
http://www.pickinginthepines.com/
Tony emcees at the second PICKIN" IN THE PINES BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL
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Friday, September 7th, 2007
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Going Out West
Blue River School
Price: $Free
Tony is joined by Ken Ralston for an evening of entertainment for the kids and families in Blue River, Az
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Wednesday, September 5th, 2007
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The Springfed band
THE WINELOFT
NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
Price: $never a cover!
The Springfed Band joins Tony for oldtime and Irish music 8-11
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Saturday, September 1st, 2007
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A FAMILY CAMPFIRE
FOREST HIghlands Club House
PRIVATE FAMILY CAMPFIRE
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Friday, August 31st, 2007
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WAY OUT WEST: COWBOY SONGS AND STORIES
COCONINO COUNTY FAIR
FT TUTHILL
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86004
Price: $FREE W/FAIR ENTRANCE FEE
FOR THE FOURTH YEAR IN A ROW TONY IS FEATURED AT THE COCONINO COUNTY FAIR
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Saturday, August 25th, 2007
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OLDTIME WAYS
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Tony and Bill Burke do it right! Oldtime and Appalachian music on Banjo ,Mandolin and guitar
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Saturday, August 18th, 2007
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Denver Gig
THE IRISH ROVER
54 South Broadway
Denver, Colo
303 282 4693
Tony plays 9-12 at The Irish Rover Pub. Tell yer Ma, tell yer Pa....
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Sunday, August 12th, 2007
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The view from Spencer’s’ Trail
GRAND CIRCLE FIELD SCHOOL LEES FERRY INN
7728 Cedar Canyon Court NE
Albuquerque,, NM 87122
505-797-8540
http://www.grandcirclefieldschool.org/
Outdoor classes, hikes and lectures at Lees Ferry, Az with The Grand Circle Field School. Camfire sing-a-longs
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Friday, August 10th, 2007
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SENIOR STORYTIME WITH THE BOOKMOBILE
LOYALTON, PEAKS AND INFINIA SENIOR HOMES
FLAGSTAFF
Price: $FREE
THE FLAGSTAFF PUBLIC LIBRARY CELEBRATES THEIR NEW BOOKMOBILE WITH A PERFORMANCE SERIES AT LOYALTON, PEAKS AND INFINIA SENIOR CENTERS. PUBLIC WELCOME
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High Country Writers: A Reading
FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN
324 W Birch Ave
FLAGSTAFF, Az 86001
774-9025
Price: $free
On August 3, I'll be joining Darcy Falk , Kate Watters and Michael Wolcott at Fire on the Mountain Gallery. We've all been writing and/or singing buddies at one time or another. Our performance will showcase our voices – literary and vocal – and there's goodness to be had in both. Fire on the Mountain (774-9025) is located at 324 W Birch Ave. in downtown Flagstaff, across from the public library. George Averbeck, the owner, is a glass artist, and certified Flagstaff character. Sure to be a fun evening, so stop by if you're in town
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Thursday, August 2nd, 2007
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Three Generations in The West
La Quinta
2015 S Beaula Blvd
Flagstaff, Az
Grandparents and grandchildren gather to hear Tony's stories and songs of The West. NAU ELDERHOSTLE
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Thursday, July 26th, 2007
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CONFERENCE OF ARIZONA BUILDING OFFICIALS
THE KILTED CAT
2640 KILTIE LANE
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
928 779 7631 #4870
TONY ENTRTAINS AT THE 2007 AZBO CONFERENCE WITH SONGS AND STORIES OF THE WEST
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Thursday, July 19th, 2007
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INTERGENERATIONAL SONGS AND STORIES
NAU ELDERHOSTEL
MT VIEW DORM, NAU CAMPUS
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
SPECIAL SONGS AND STORIES FOR GRANDPARENTS AND GRANDCHILDREN
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SENIOR STORYTIME WITH THE BOOKMOBILE
LOYALTON, PEAKS AND INFINIA SENIOR HOMES
FLAGSTAFF
THE FLAGSTAFF PUBLIC LIBRARY CELEBRATES THEIR NEW BOOKMOBILE WITH A PERFORMANCE SERIES AT LOYALTON, PEAKS AND INFINIA SENIOR CENTERS. PUBLIC WELCOME
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Thursday, July 12th, 2007
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APS/The Rural Policy Forum at NAU
THE KILTED CAT
Flagstaff, Az
Tony entertains policy makers and Governor Napolitano at Rural Policy Forum
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WILD WEST STORIES AND SONGS
BUILDING 31 YAVAPAI COLLEGE
PRESCOTT
AN EVENING OF WESTERN ENTERTAINMENT FOR YAVAPAI COLLEGE ELDERHOSTLE
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Saturday, June 30th, 2007
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KIDS PROGRAM
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $FREE
CHILDRENS SONGS AND STORIES FOR ONE HOUR
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Thursday, June 28th, 2007
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Three Generations in The West
La Quinta
2015 S Beaula Blvd
Flagstaff, Az
Grandparents and grandchildren gather to hear Tony's stories and songs of The West
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OLDTIME TUNES WITH BILL BURKE
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
BOOKMAN'S HAS LIVE MUSIC AGAIN! JOIN BILL AND TONY FOR OLDTIME AND APPALACHIAN MUSIC.
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Saturday, June 23rd, 2007
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SUMMER READING SERIES
GRAND CANYON VILLAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY
GRAND CANYON VILLAGE
AZ
MYSTERIES in STORIES AND SONGS
FOR ALL AGES
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Thursday, June 21st, 2007
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Three Generations In The West
La Quinta
2015 S Beaula Blvd
Flagstaff, Az
Grandparents and grandchildren gather to hear Tony's stories and songs of The West
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FUNDRAISER FOR NORTHERN AZ BOOKFEST
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
http://www.nazbookfestival.org/home.htm
Price: $DONATION
JOIN TONY AT THE WINELOFT FOR TRHIS BOOKFEST FUNDRAISER
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FLAGSTAFF FRIENDS OF TRADITIONAL MUSIC 6TH FOLKFESTIVAL
COCONINO CENTER FOR THE ARTS
FT VALLEY RD
FLAGSTAFF
http://www.ffotm.net/folkfest/
Price: $3$ DONATION
TONY PERFORMS AT THE 6TH ANNUAL FESTIVAL. ON SUNDAY 6/17 INSIDE THE ART BARN AT 12:00, KIDS SHOW IN GALLERY AT 12:50, WITH COON AND BURKE AT 2:40 AND WITH THE SPRINGFED BAND AT 4:50.
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Thursday, June 14th, 2007
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Three Generations in The West
La Quinta
2015 S Beaula Blvd
Flagstaff, Az
Tony presents an intergenerational program for NAU ELDERHOSTLE
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SENIOR STORYTIME WITH THE BOOKMOBILE
LOYALTON, PEAKS AND INFINIA SENIOR HOMES
FLAGSTAFF
Price: $FREE
THE FLAGSTAFF PUBLIC LIBRARY CELEBRATES THEIR NEW BOOKMOBILE WITH A PERFORMANCE SERIES AT LOYALTON, PEAKS AND INFINIA SENIOR CENTERS. PUBLIC WELCOME
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ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY PARTY
THE WEATHERFORD HOTEL
23 North Leroux St
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
526 6684
http://flgnews.com/
TONY AND THE CREW OF FLAGNEWS@NOON CELEBRATE ONE YEAR OF WEBCASTING. STOP BY AND JOIN US!
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The Lamb and Wool Festival
THANKSGIVING POINT
3003 North Thanksgiving Way
LEHIGH, UT 84043
(888) 672-6040
http://www.thanksgivingpoint.com/
HAL CANNON OF THE WESTERN FOLKLIFE CENTER TEAMS UP WITH TONY AGAIN TO DO A PROGRAM OF THE SONGS AND STORIES OF THE SHEEPCAMP
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Wednesday, May 16th, 2007
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YOUNG AUTHORS WORKSHOP
CORONADO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ST JOHNS, AZ
A WRITING WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN AT CORONADO SCHOOL
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Wednesday, May 16th, 2007
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YOUNG AUTHORS WORKSHOP
ST JOHNS MIDDLE SCHOOL
MORE WRITING WORKSHOPS FOR THE KIDDIES
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SUMMITT FIRE GRAND OPENING STATION #31
SUMMITT FIRE STATION #31
COSNINO AND TOWSEND-WINONA ROADS
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86004
928 526 9537
Price: $FREE TO PUBLIC
SUMMITT FIRE DEPARTMENT CELEBRATES THE GRAND OPENING FOR FIRE STATION #31 AND TONY PERFORMS 12-2PM
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STORYTELLING WITH THE BOOKMOBILE
LOYALTON, PEAKS AND INFINIA SENIOR HOMES
FLAGSTAFF
ON EACH SECOND FRIDAY OF THE MONTH TONY TRAVELS WITH THE FLAG PUBLIC LIBRARY BOOKMOBILE TO ALL THE SENIOR HOMES IN FLAGSTAFF TO TELL STORIES TO THE RESIDENTS. PUBLIC WELCOME
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OLDTIME MUSIC WITH BILL BURKE
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $FREE
BOOKMAN'S HAS LIVE MUSIC AGAIN! JOIN BILL AND TONY FOR OLDTIME AND APPALACHIAN MUSIC.
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THE SPRINGFED BAND
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
Price: $FREE
TONY IS JOINED BY BILL BURKE AND MEGAN BUCHANNAN TO PLAY AS THE SPRINGFED BAND. OLD TIME, APPALACHIAN AND IRISH MUSIC
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Saturday, April 28th, 2007
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STORIES AND SONGS FOR KIDS
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
STORIES AND SONGS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
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TONY IS YOUR HOST FOR FLAG NEWS @ NOON
THE WEATHERFORD HOTEL
23 North Leroux St
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
526 6684
http://flgnews.com/
Featuring news, sports, weather and interviews with local celebrities, this lo-fi "good news" presentation promises to deliver on the good things that happen in our little Route 66 town ~ for Flagstaff, and the FLG-curious world. This is a local effort to democratize news gathering and presentation in the internet age; locally created infotainment, yes? A hybrid of the 1970's community television experience, Ed Sullivan & Prairie Home Companion & Oprah meet the locals of our one-of-a-kind town.
Old West and Anasazi meet I-pods and Frisbee golfers.. uranium wildcatters and keyboards jockeys, rodeo news and skateboard clips, tattoo parlors and aspen groves, the Rez-Arts, and the challenges we face keeping gardens happy with 20" of rain a year at a mile and a half up; news which celebrates the quality and vitality of Flagstaff culture. All archived for viewing at your convenience. So, if you happen to be downtown on Friday, looking for a great place to have lunch, come watch us make the show, live.
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NORTHERN AZ BOOKFESTIVAL
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
http://www.nazbookfestival.org/home.htm
TONY, BILL BURKE AND DR HENRY POORE HOLD FORTH WITH SONGS AND STORIES OF APPALACHIA. DR POORE'S NEW BOOK WILL BE AVAILABLE. A NORTHERN ARIZONA BOOKFESTIVAL EVENT
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TONY IS YOUR HOST FOR FLAG NEWS @ NOON
THE WEATHERFORD HOTEL
23 North Leroux St
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
526 6684
http://flgnews.com/
Featuring news, sports, weather and interviews with local celebrities, this lo-fi "good news" presentation promises to deliver on the good things that happen in our little Route 66 town ~ for Flagstaff, and the FLG-curious world. This is a local effort to democratize news gathering and presentation in the internet age; locally created infotainment, yes? A hybrid of the 1970's community television experience, Ed Sullivan & Prairie Home Companion & Oprah meet the locals of our one-of-a-kind town.
Old West and Anasazi meet I-pods and Frisbee golfers.. uranium wildcatters and keyboards jockeys, rodeo news and skateboard clips, tattoo parlors and aspen groves, the Rez-Arts, and the challenges we face keeping gardens happy with 20" of rain a year at a mile and a half up; news which celebrates the quality and vitality of Flagstaff culture. All archived for viewing at your convenience. So, if you happen to be downtown on Friday, looking for a great place to have lunch, come watch us make the show, live.
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ASSOCIATED SCHOOLS OF CONSTRUCTION 43RD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
MASWIK LODGE
Northern Arizona University
GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, AZ
http://home.nau.edu/cens/cm/asc/gcsunset.asp
TONY ENTERTAINS AT NORTHERN ARIZONA'S ASSOCIATED SCHOOLS OF CONSTRUCTION 43RD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AWARDS BANQUET AT THE GRAND CANYON
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TONY IS YOUR HOST FOR FLAG NEWS @ NOON
Weatherford Hotel
23 North Leroux St,
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
928-526-6684 or 928 525 3001
Featuring news, sports, weather and interviews with local celebrities, this lo-fi "good news" presentation promises to deliver on the good things that happen in our little Route 66 town ~ for Flagstaff, and the FLG-curious world. This is a local effort to democratize news gathering and presentation in the internet age; locally created infotainment, yes? A hybrid of the 1970's community television experience, Ed Sullivan & Prairie Home Companion & Oprah meet the locals of our one-of-a-kind town.
Old West and Anasazi meet I-pods and Frisbee golfers.. uranium wildcatters and keyboards jockeys, rodeo news and skateboard clips, tattoo parlors and aspen groves, the Rez-Arts, and the challenges we face keeping gardens happy with 20" of rain a year at a mile and a half up; news which celebrates the quality and vitality of Flagstaff culture. All archived for viewing at your convenience. So, if you happen to be downtown on Friday, looking for a great place to have lunch, come watch us make the show, live.
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Thursday, April 5th, 2007
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NAU ELDERHOSTEL
INN AT NAU
NAU CAMPUS
FLAGSTAFF
SONGS AND STORIES OF ARIZONA COWBOYS
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Wednesday, April 4th, 2007
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First Wednesday Vintage Series
THE WINELOFT
NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
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TONY IS YOUR HOST FOR FLAG NEWS @ NOON
THE WEATHERFORD HOTEL
23 North Leroux St
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
526 6684
http://flgnews.com/
Featuring news, sports, weather and interviews with local celebrities, this lo-fi "good news" presentation promises to deliver on the good things that happen in our little Route 66 town ~ for Flagstaff, and the FLG-curious world. This is a local effort to democratize news gathering and presentation in the internet age; locally created infotainment, yes? A hybrid of the 1970's community television experience, Ed Sullivan & Prairie Home Companion & Oprah meet the locals of our one-of-a-kind town.
Old West and Anasazi meet I-pods and Frisbee golfers.. uranium wildcatters and keyboards jockeys, rodeo news and skateboard clips, tattoo parlors and aspen groves, the Rez-Arts, and the challenges we face keeping gardens happy with 20" of rain a year at a mile and a half up; news which celebrates the quality and vitality of Flagstaff culture. All archived for viewing at your convenience. So, if you happen to be downtown on Friday, looking for a great place to have lunch, come watch us make the show, live.
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Saturday, March 24th, 2007
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Third Annual San Felipe, Mexico Folk Festival
COBACH PERFORMANCE CENTER
SAN FELIPE, BAJA CAL
MEXICO
cHECK OUT THE 3rd Annual San Felipe, Mexico Folk Festival. There will be jamming, eating shrimp, and swimming, kayaking, whittling and getting ready for the big concert on Saturday the 24th at the Cobach Performance Center. Our audience has doubled each year as word of the event has spread. The proceeds of the concert benefit the San Felipe High School. San Felipe is 130 miles South of Yuma. No passport is required to travel there.
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TONY IS YOUR HOST FOR FLAG NEWS @ NOON
THE WEATHERFORD HOTEL
23 North Leroux St
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
526 6684
http://flgnews.com/
Featuring news, sports, weather and interviews with local celebrities, this lo-fi "good news" presentation promises to deliver on the good things that happen in our little Route 66 town ~ for Flagstaff, and the FLG-curious world. This is a local effort to democratize news gathering and presentation in the internet age; locally created infotainment, yes? A hybrid of the 1970's community television experience, Ed Sullivan & Prairie Home Companion & Oprah meet the locals of our one-of-a-kind town.
Old West and Anasazi meet I-pods and Frisbee golfers.. uranium wildcatters and keyboards jockeys, rodeo news and skateboard clips, tattoo parlors and aspen groves, the Rez-Arts, and the challenges we face keeping gardens happy with 20" of rain a year at a mile and a half up; news which celebrates the quality and vitality of Flagstaff culture. All archived for viewing at your convenience. So, if you happen to be downtown on Friday, looking for a great place to have lunch, come watch us make the show, live.
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Thursday, March 15th, 2007
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NAU ELDERHOSTEL
INN AT NAU
NAU CAMPUS
FLAGSTAFF
A PROGRAM OF WESTERN SONGS AND STORIES FOR NAU ELDERHOSTEL
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Saturday, March 10th, 2007
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BADLY BENT
THE ORPHEUM
FLAGSTAFF
Tony hosts bluegrass faves BADLY BENT in concert
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TONY IS YOUR HOST FOR FLAG NEWS @ NOON
THE WEATHERFORD HOTEL
23 North Leroux St
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
526 6684
http://flgnews.com/
Featuring news, sports, weather and interviews with local celebrities, this lo-fi "good news" presentation promises to deliver on the good things that happen in our little Route 66 town ~ for Flagstaff, and the FLG-curious world. This is a local effort to democratize news gathering and presentation in the internet age; locally created infotainment, yes? A hybrid of the 1970's community television experience, Ed Sullivan & Prairie Home Companion & Oprah meet the locals of our one-of-a-kind town.
Old West and Anasazi meet I-pods and Frisbee golfers.. uranium wildcatters and keyboards jockeys, rodeo news and skateboard clips, tattoo parlors and aspen groves, the Rez-Arts, and the challenges we face keeping gardens happy with 20" of rain a year at a mile and a half up; news which celebrates the quality and vitality of Flagstaff culture. All archived for viewing at your convenience. So, if you happen to be downtown on Friday, looking for a great place to have lunch, come watch us make the show, live.
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Wednesday, March 7th, 2007
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First Wednesday Vintage Series
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
TONY AND GUESTS BRING ACOUSTIC MUSIC TO THE WINELOFT
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TONY IS YOUR HOST FOR FLAG NEWS @ NOON
THE WEATHERFORD HOTEL
23 North Leroux St
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
526 6684
http://flgnews.com/
Featuring news, sports, weather and interviews with local celebrities, this lo-fi "good news" presentation promises to deliver on the good things that happen in our little Route 66 town ~ for Flagstaff, and the FLG-curious world. This is a local effort to democratize news gathering and presentation in the internet age; locally created infotainment, yes? A hybrid of the 1970's community television experience, Ed Sullivan & Prairie Home Companion & Oprah meet the locals of our one-of-a-kind town.
Old West and Anasazi meet I-pods and Frisbee golfers.. uranium wildcatters and keyboards jockeys, rodeo news and skateboard clips, tattoo parlors and aspen groves, the Rez-Arts, and the challenges we face keeping gardens happy with 20" of rain a year at a mile and a half up; news which celebrates the quality and vitality of Flagstaff culture. All archived for viewing at your convenience. So, if you happen to be downtown on Friday, looking for a great place to have lunch, come watch us make the show, live.
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Wednesday, February 28th, 2007
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NEVADA READING WEEK
PAUL CULLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
NORTH LAS VEGAS, NEV
STORIES AND SONGS FOR NEVADA READING WEEK
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Tuesday, February 27th, 2007
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NEVADA READING WEEK
BARTLETT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LAS VEGAS, NEV
STORIES AND SONGS FOR NEVADA READING WEEK
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Tuesday, February 27th, 2007
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NEVADA READING WEEK
SQUIRES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
HENDERSON, NEV
STORIES AND SONGS FOR NEVADA READING WEEK
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Friday, February 23rd, 2007
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INTERCULTURAL STORIES AND SONGS
PUENTE BI LINGUAL ELEMENTARY
FLAGSTAFF
MULTI-CULTURAL STORIES AND SONGS FOR CHILDREN
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Wednesday, February 21st, 2007
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KIDS STUFF
LITTLE ROPERS DAY CARE
STORIES AND SONGS WITH LITTLE ROPERS KIDS
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Saturday, February 17th, 2007
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13th Annual Cowboy Campfire
Weatherford Hotel
23 North Leroux St,
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
928-526-6684 or 928 525 3001
Price: $12$ and 15$
Join Tony Norris, Bill Vernieu and special guest Warren Miller as they gather for the 13th annual COWBOY
CAMPFIRE. This event for all ages has become one of the best attended and most celebrated shows of the month long Flagstaff Winterfest. Tony Norris is a veteran of the cowboy music and poetry festivals. He has appeared on the stages of the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada, The Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium in Ruidoso, New Mexico and The Arizona Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Prescott, Arizona. His rich tenor voice, big Martin guitar and savvy singing of old time and contempory Western songs and his warm, funny stories of the West make him a much sought after performer. Bill Vernieu\'s
versatility on mandolin and guitar and encyclopedic knowledge of cowboy songs never fails to delight
audiences. Special guest Warren Miller was a founder of the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering and produced the Arizona Cowboy Poetry gathering for 20 years. He's the editor of CATTLE, HORSES, SKY AND GRASS: An Anthology of 20th Century Cowboy Poetry. He is a recognized authority
on the folklore of the cowboy and an excellent musician, singer and reciter of cowboy poetry. Limited seating
available.
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Friday, February 16th, 2007
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FLAG NEWS @ NOON
THE WEATHERFORD HOTEL
23 North Leroux St
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
526 6684
http://flgnews.com/
Featuring news, sports, weather and interviews with local celebrities, this lo-fi "good news" presentation promises to deliver on the good things that happen in our little Route 66 town ~ for Flagstaff, and the FLG-curious world. This is a local effort to democratize news gathering and presentation in the internet age; locally created infotainment, yes? A hybrid of the 1970's community television experience, Ed Sullivan & Prairie Home Companion & Oprah meet the locals of our one-of-a-kind town.
Old West and Anasazi meet I-pods and Frisbee golfers.. uranium wildcatters and keyboards jockeys, rodeo news and skateboard clips, tattoo parlors and aspen groves, the Rez-Arts, and the challenges we face keeping gardens happy with 20" of rain a year at a mile and a half up; news which celebrates the quality and vitality of Flagstaff culture. All archived for viewing at your convenience. So, if you happen to be downtown on Friday, looking for a great place to have lunch, come watch us make the show, live.
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Friday, February 9th, 2007
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FLAG NEWS @ NOON
THE WEATHERFORD HOTEL
23 North Leroux St
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
526 6684
http://flgnews.com/
Price: $free
Featuring news, sports, weather and interviews with local celebrities, this lo-fi "good news" presentation promises to deliver on the good things that happen in our little Route 66 town ~ for Flagstaff, and the FLG-curious world. This is a local effort to democratize news gathering and presentation in the internet age; locally created infotainment, yes? A hybrid of the 1970's community television experience, Ed Sullivan & Prairie Home Companion & Oprah meet the locals of our one-of-a-kind town.
Old West and Anasazi meet I-pods and Frisbee golfers.. uranium wildcatters and keyboards jockeys, rodeo news and skateboard clips, tattoo parlors and aspen groves, the Rez-Arts, and the challenges we face keeping gardens happy with 20" of rain a year at a mile and a half up; news which celebrates the quality and vitality of Flagstaff culture. All archived for viewing at your convenience. So, if you happen to be downtown on Friday, looking for a great place to have lunch, come watch us make the show, live.
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Wednesday, February 7th, 2007
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First Wednesday Vintage Series
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
Price: $no cover
Dr John Caskey, Sue Billingsly and Bill Burke join Tony for an evening of acoustic folk and Appalachian music
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Friday, February 2nd, 2007
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COCHISE CO COWBOY POETRY AND MUSIC GATHERING
Buena Performing Arts Center
Sierra Vista, Az 85636
520 249 2511,520 458 2262
http://www.cowboypoets.com
Tony is featured Thursday 2/1/07 at Big Nose Kates Saloon in Tombstone, Carmichael Elementary School on Friday 2/2/07 and Saturday 2/3/07 at sessions in the Buena Performance Center
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Thursday, January 25th, 2007
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WORKSHOP ON THE USE OF SONGS TO COMMUNICATE VALUES AND LAW
Northern Az University/Coconino Community College
Tony presents workshops at NAU and CCC for the Media And Justice Dept in the historical use of folksongs to influence values and laws
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Friday, December 8th, 2006
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
XY RANCH
FLAGSTAFF
TONY AND FRIENDS PLAY MUSIC FOR A PRIVATE EVENT
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Tuesday, November 21st, 2006
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PRIME TIME
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
FLAGSTAFF
Price: $FREE TO ONE AND ALL
PUBLIC PERFORMANCE FOR SENIORS
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Sunday, November 5th, 2006
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Jesse Anderson Benefit Concert
MOGOLLON BREWERY
15 NORTH AGASSIZ ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 774 9577
Price: DONATION
JESSE ANDERSON, FOLKY-PHENOM OF THE FLAGSTAFF MUSIC SCENE, BROKE HIS ANKLE BIG-TIME. HIS AFTER SURGERY OUT OF POCKET MEDICAL BILLS ARE TRULY SOBERING.JOIN HIS FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS AT MOGOLLON BREWING CO ON SUNDAY NOV 5TH FROM 5-9 FOR A BENEFIT CONCERT. JUST A FEW OF THE MUSICAL ACTS INCLUDE:
THE MARS HILLBILLIES
CLARENCE CLEARWATER
CALVIN KRISTOPHERSON
TONY NORRIS
BYRON AND JORDAN RIPLEY
AARON NORRIS
AND MANY MORE FINE PERFORMERS. IF YOU CAN'T ATTEND YOU CAN STILL SEND A DONATION TO: "JESSE'S BENEFIT"
IN CARE OF BYRON RIPLEY
1200 S Riordan Ranch St #49
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
BYRON HAS MORE INFO, HE'S AT
928 774 9577
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Friday, November 3rd, 2006
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THE HOLE IN THE GROUND COWBOY POETRY AND MUSIC FESTIVAL
THE GRANDE HOTEL
TUSYAN, AZ
TONY EMCEES AND PERFORMS AT COWBOY POETRY GATHERING
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Tuesday, October 31st, 2006
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GHOST STORIES
PRIVATE HALLOWEEN CAMPFIRE
FLAGSTAFF
TONY TELLS SCARY STORIES AROUND THE CAMPFIRE FOR A PRIVATE HALLOWEEN PARTY
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Friday, October 27th, 2006
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INDIAN SKIES AND COWBOY POETS
GRAND CIRCLE FIELD SCHOOL LEES FERRY INN
LEES FERRY, AZ
http://www.grandcirclefieldschool.org/
TONY NORRIS AND BRIAN BATES LECTURE AND ENTERTAIN IN THE AREAS OF SONGS AND STORIES OF THE PLATEAU AND ARCHEOASTRONOMY
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Friday, October 13th, 2006
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LINCOLN CO COWBOY SYMPOSIUM
RUIDOSO DOWNS RACETRACK
RUIDOSO, NM
FEATURED PERFORMER AT COWBOY POETRY AND MUSIC GATHERING AND HUBBARD MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN WEST
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Wednesday, October 11th, 2006
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THE WEST IN STORY AND SONG
TOMBAUGH ELEM SCHOOL
LAS CRUCES, NM
TONY PERFORMS WESTERN STUFF FOR THE CHILDREN AT TOMBAUGH SCHOOL
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Monday, October 9th, 2006
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COWBOY MUSIC AND POETRY
GRAND CANYON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
TUSYAN, AZ
TONY PERFORMS AND LECTURES ABOUT COWBOY MUSIC AND POETRY. SPONSORED BY THE HOLE IN THE GROUND COWBOY MUSIC AND POETRY GATHERING
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Saturday, October 7th, 2006
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28th Annual Folk Music Festival
SHARLOT HALL MUSEUM
415 West Gurley Street
Prescott, AZ 86301
928.445.3122
http://www.sharlot.org/events/folkmusicfestival/
Price: $FREE
TONY APPEARS AT 28TH ANNUAL FOLK FEST OCT 7&8TH
Fiddles and banjos, storytellers, dancers, songwriters, and a big Saturday night barn dance.
Sunday morning musical instrument swap meet. Over 150 performers; workshops on instrumental styles, song swaps, singer-songwriter sessions, theme jams, mini-concerts, sing-alongs, Sunday morning Country Gospel sing, teaching workshops, contra dancing, clogging, Flamenco dancing!
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Friday, October 6th, 2006
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FLAGNEWS@NOON VIDEO NETCAST: CHUCK CHEESEMAN MUSICIAN GUEST
Weatherford Hotel
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
http://www.flgnews.com
Price: $FREE AS THE RAIN
On Fridays at noon, Az time, I'll be your host for a video netcast presented by local folks with news, weather, sports, a palomino horse that plays the harmonica and live music in the studio. OK, I lied about the weather. You can tune into FLaGNEWS@NOON on the internet[http://www.flgnews.com [click on the watch tab]Archived shows are available.
It's an hour of news ,weather, music and interveiws --all with a Northland twist.This is live streaming video. We be living in the future!
If you're downtown in Flag stop by the Weatherford and be in our audience!
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Wednesday, October 4th, 2006
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DR HENRY POORE BOOKSIGNING AT FIRST WED VINTAGE SERIES
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
BOOK SIGNING WITH DR HENRY POORE
My guests are Dr Henry Poore and Bill Burke. Bill Burke has been my music pardner for over 20 years. He's known widely for the lively mandolins, guitars and banjos he hand makes and his peerless oldtime banjo playing. Through the years we've been lucky to have Dr Henry Poore join us from time to time. He's a rock solid guitarist and has a rich, deep voice that effectively delivers his vast repetoire of old mountain tunes. He's one of the finest natural storytellers I've ever known and he'll be telling some tales from his new book LESSONS REMEMBERED Memoirs of an Audacious Country Doctor. The book will be available and you can get him to sign a copy. Fun starts at 8 and there's no cover, fine wines and beers available. I know you can't all attend but you can visit his website www.docpoore.com and order online and you can even watch an interveiw I did with Henry on FLAGNEWS@NOON. Just go to
http://www.flgnews.com
and select "archives" You want the September 22 show. Click on the VIEW SHOW tab or WATCH SHOW .
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Saturday, September 30th, 2006
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STORIES FOR CHILDREN
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
Flagstaff,, AZ
Price: $FREE
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Friday, September 15th, 2006
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PICKIN' IN THE PINES BLUEGRASS AND ACOUSTIC MUSIC FESTIVAL
Pine Mountain Amphitheater / Coconino County Fairgrounds
FT TUTHILL
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
http://www.pickinginthepines.com/
Price: $60$+ WEEKEND PASS
TONY IS EMCEE AND HOST FOR FLAGSTAFF FRIENDS OF TRADITIONAL MUSIC BLUEGRASS FEST SEPT 15-17.ACTS INCLUDE:
Laurie Lewis & the Right Hands
John Reischman & the Jaybirds
Dogboys [with Peter McLaughlin & Chris Brashear]
Burnett Family Bluegrass Band
Badly Bent [2005 Telluride band contest winners]
Sons & Brothers
ONSITE CAMPING IN FLAGSTAFFS BEAUTIFUL PINES! CHECK DETAILS AT http://www.pickinginthepines.com/
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Tuesday, September 5th, 2006
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STORIES OF THE OLD WEST
LITTLE AMERICA
FLAGSTAFF
Stories and music of the old West for SENIOR SUMMER PROGRAM
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Sunday, September 3rd, 2006
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BILL BURKE AND TONY NORRIS
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
Flagstaff,, AZ
BILL AND TONY DO THAT APPALACHIAN ACOUSTIC THANG
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Saturday, September 2nd, 2006
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Cowboy Music and Poetry Gathering
COCONINO COUNTY FAIR
FT TUTHILL
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86004
TONY HOSTS AND EMCEES THE THIRD COCONINO COUNTY FAIR COWBOY POETRY AND MUSIC GATHERING 5-9PM FEATURING PIONEER PEPPER AND MARSHAL TRIMBLE
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Saturday, September 2nd, 2006
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FAMILY CAMPFIRE-PRIVATE EVENT
FOREST HIghlands Club House
PRIVATE FAMILY CAMPFIRE PROGRAM
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Saturday, August 26th, 2006
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FFOTM JAM
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
1520 S. Riordan Ranch Rd.
Flagstaff,, AZ
928-774-0005
http://www.bookmans.com/ EVENTS BY STORE
Price: $FREE AS THE RAIN
TONY HOSTS THE LONGEST ONGOING ACOUSTIC MUSIC JAM IN FLAGSTAFF! ALL LEVELS, SINGERS AND TOE TAPPERS WELCOME. 3-5PM
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Friday, August 18th, 2006
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GRANITE PEAK FOLK SESSIONS
Granite Peak Unitarian Universalist Hall
882 Sunset Drive
Prescott, off Whipple, behind True Value Hardware, AZ
http://www.folksessions.com/wordpress/
Price: $7.00
TONY HOSTS AN EVENING OF FINE COWBOY SINGERS IN TOWN FOR THE ARIZONA COWBOY POETRY GATHERING. ALSO FEATURED IS Jaime Michaels, a really wonderful
singer-songwriter from New Mexico
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Friday, August 18th, 2006
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ARIZONA COWBOY POETRY GATHERING
Sharlot Hall Museum
415 W GURLEY
Prescott, AZ
928 445 3122
Price: $FREE
INVITED MUSICIAN/STORYTELLER
DAY SESSIONS FREE TO PUBLIC
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Wednesday, August 16th, 2006
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Songs and Stories of Early Arizona
Foresight Learning Center
8245 N Kochfield Rd
Flagstaff, Az 86004
928 527 8337
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Sunday, August 13th, 2006
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TALES FOR SUMMERCAMP
PINE CANYON
JW POWELL RD
FLAGSTAFF
PRIVATE SHOW OF STORIES AND SONGS FOR CHILDRENS CAMP
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Thursday, August 3rd, 2006
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FIRST WEDNESDAY VINTAGE SERIES
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
BILL BURKE AND BYRON RIPLEY ARE TONY'S GUESTS FOR OLD TIME, APPALACHIAN AND WESTERN TUNES
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Saturday, July 29th, 2006
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NUTRIOSO BBQ DANCE
NUTRIOSO BBQ DANCE
NUTRIOSO
TONY AND THE ARROYO SECO RAMBLERS PLAY FOR THE ANNUAL NUTRIOSO BBQ DANCE. "BEST DAMN BBQ I'VE HAD SINCE I LEFT TEXAS"
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Annual Navajo Churro Sheep Association Meeting
Coconino Center for the Arts
2300 north Ft. Valley Rd.
Flagstaff, AZ
http://www.environment.nau.edu/events/index.htm
Price: $donation
Songs and stories of the sheep camp with Tony Norris and Hal Cannon and special guests
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Saturday, July 22nd, 2006
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SEED SAVERS EXCHANGE ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Heritage Farm
3094 North Winn Road
DECORAH,, IOWA 52101
563-382-5990
http://www.seedsavers.org/campout.asp
SSE's 26th Annual Convention will be held on the weekend of July 22-23, 2006 at Heritage Farm, six miles north of Decorah, Iowa. Up to 250 of SSE's members attend the two-day celebration which includes speeches, slide shows, tours, demonstrations, workshops, seed swap, barn dance, lots of good local food, and nonstop conversation and fellowship.
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INTERGENERATIONAL COWBOY SHOW
NAU ELDERHOSTEL
MT VIEW DORM, NAU CAMPUS
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
SONGS AND TALES OF THE COWBOY FOR AUDIENCE OF GRANDPARENTS AND GRANDCHILDREN
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Wednesday, July 5th, 2006
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FIRST WEDNESDAY VINTAGE SERIES
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
THE ARROYO SECO RAMBLERS Are on the town! SWEET ACOUSTIC SWANGIN' HONKY TONKIN' COWBOY TUNES.Featuring JOHANNA DIVINE The Sweetheart Of The Radio and BASHFUL BROTHER BYRON RIPLEY and his silver Dobro. MUSIC STARTS AT 8. NO COVER
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Wednesday, June 28th, 2006
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INTERGENERATIONAL COWBOY SHOW
NAU ELDERHOSTEL
MT VIEW DORM, NAU CAMPUS
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
SONGS AND TALES OF THE COWBOY FOR AUDIENCE OF GRANDPARENTS AND GRANDCHILDREN
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Saturday, June 24th, 2006
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PAWS CLAWS AND SCALES
GRAND CANYON VILLAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY
GC VILLAGE
GRAND CANYON PARK, AZ
928 638 2718
Price: $FREE TO ONE AND ALL
SONGS AND STORIES OF THE ANIMALS
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Saturday, June 17th, 2006
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Fourth Annual Flagstaff Music Festival
Heritage Square
Downtown Flagstaff
www.flagstaffmusicfestival.com
Price: $Free
TONY WITH THE ARROYO SECO RAMBLERS:Fourth Annual Flagstaff Music Festival
Saturday, June 17, 2006
Noon - 8 p.m.
on Heritage Square in historic downtown Flagstaff
This free event for music lovers of all ages
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Chet Anderson's 92nd Birthday Celebration
THE WEATHERFORD HOTEL
FLAGSTAFF
PRIVATE PARTY
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Wednesday, June 7th, 2006
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FIRST WED VINTAGE SERIES
THE WINELOFT
17 NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
TONY AND THE CREAM OF FLAG'S ACOUSTIC COMMUNITY ENTERTAIN 8-11 NO COVER
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OLD-TIME MUSIC
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
Flagstaff,, AZ
TONY, BILL BURKE AND BYRON RIPLEY PLAY OLD-TIME AND BLUEGRASS
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Wednesday, May 10th, 2006
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VINTAGE SERIES
THE WINELOFT
NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
TONY AND GUESTS ENTERTAIN 8-11 NO COVER
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Norris and Burke
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
Flagstaff,, AZ
Appalachian and old-time music on guitar, mandolin and banjo
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DRY COUNTRY : FOUR WRITERS WHO KNOW THEIR GROUND
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
Flagstaff,, AZ
A reading/concert to benefit "Laundramat Mary" featuring Michael Wolcott, Peter Freiderici, Tony Norris and Mary Sojourner
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OLD WEST DAY
MARSHALL SCHOOL
850 N BONITO ST
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86004
928 774 4030
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HERITAGE ACADEMY
THE KILTED CAT
2640 KILTIE LANE
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
PRIVATE CHILDREN'S CAMPFIRE PROGRAM
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Saturday, April 22nd, 2006
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CHILDRENS FUN DAY
FLAGSTAFF HOSPITAL
1200 N BEAVER
FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86001
STORIES AND MUSIC FOR CHILDREN -- OPEN TO PUBLIC
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Wednesday, April 19th, 2006
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COWBOY POETRY AND MUSIC
VILLIAGE OF GRAND CANYON PUBLIC SCHOOL
GRAND CANYON, AZ
MUSIC STORIES AND POETRY FOR KIDS
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Wednesday, April 19th, 2006
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MUSIC W/SID HAUSMAN
CANYON STAR GRANDE HOTEL
TUSYAN, GRAND CANYON
TUSYAN, AZ
928 638 3338
Price: $FREE
TONY AND SID HAUSMAN PLAY WESTERN TUNES TOGETHER 6-9:30
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Saturday, April 15th, 2006
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THE ARROYO SECO RAMBLERS
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
Flagstaff,, AZ
Price: $FREE
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Tuesday, April 11th, 2006
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cowboy songs and stories
GRANDE HOTEL
TUSYAN, GRAND CANYON
TUSYAN, AZ
928 638
enjoy a fine dinner and drinks with Indian dancing and cowboy music and stories
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The Arroyo Seco Ramblers
GRANDE HOTEL
TUSYAN, GRAND CANYON
TUSYAN, AZ
928 638
Price: $no cover
Tony and The Arroyo Seco Ramblers play cowboy and Western swing
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Thursday, April 6th, 2006
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Arizona Tales and Trails
The Inn at NAU
NAU campus
Flagstaff, Az
Cowboy songs and stories for Elderhostel
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Wednesday, April 5th, 2006
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FIRST WEDNESDAY VINTAGE SERIES
THE WINELOFT
NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
TONY PERFORMS WITH THE ARROYO SECO RAMBLERS
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SAN FELIPE FOLK FESTIVAL
COBACH PERFORMANCE CENTER
SAN FELIPE, BAJA CAL
MEXICO
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Appalachian Music
BOOKMANS
FLAGSTAFF
Appalachian and old-time music on guitar, mandolin and banjo
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Wednesday, March 1st, 2006
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FIRST WEDNESDAY VINTAGE SERIES
THE WINELOFT
NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
TONY PERFORMS WITH THE ARROYO SECO RAMBLERS
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Friday, February 24th, 2006
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A COWBOY CAMPFIRE
ZANE GREY BALLROOM
WEATHERFORD HOTEL
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 526 6684
Price: $12-15
COWBOY MUSIC, POETRY AND HUMOR WITH BILL VERNIEU, JOHANNA DIVINE AND FRIENDS
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Saturday, February 4th, 2006
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Cochise County Cowboy Poetry and Music Gathering
Buena High School
Sierra Vista, AZ
http://www.cowboypoets.com/
Price: $free
Tony will be featured at several sessions on Saturday. He will also appear at Big Nose Kate's in Tombstone on Thursday night and in Sierra Vista public schools on Friday
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Wednesday, February 1st, 2006
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FIRST WEDNESDAY VINTAGE SERIES
THE WINELOFT
NORTH SAN FRANCISCO ST
Flagstaff,, AZ
928 773 9463
Price: $NO COVER
TONY APPEARS W/FRIENDS FIRST WED OF EACH MONTH. FEB GUESTS: BILL BURKE, FRED COON,AND HENRY POORE
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Thursday, January 26th, 2006
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MEDIA CRIME AND JUSTICE
WORKSHOP ON THE USE OF SONGS TO COMMUNICATE VALUES AND LAW
NORTHERN AZ UNIVERSITY
Flagstaff,, AZ
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Sunday, January 8th, 2006
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APPALACHIAN TUNES W/BILL BURKE
BOOKMANS BOOKSTORE
Flagstaff,, AZ
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Saturday, January 7th, 2006
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AWARDS BANQUET
LIVING CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
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Saturday, January 7th, 2006
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HOUSE CONCERT
PRIVATE EVENT
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
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Saturday, December 17th, 2005
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RADE-LENOW WEDDING
LA POSADA
WINSLOW, AZ
PRIVATE EVENT WITH THE ARROYO SECO RAMBLERS
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Friday, November 25th, 2005
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Holiday Luminaria
Desert Botanical Gardens
1201 N Galvin Parkway
Phoenix, AZ 85008
Price: tba
Tony will be playing music and telling stories at one of the scenic venues throughout the Garden from Nov 25 through Dec 23. Check back for exact dates and location
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Monday, November 14th, 2005
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THE PALACE BAR
WHISKY ROW
PRESCOTT, AZ
Price: $25
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Thursday, November 10th, 2005
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THE HOME RANCHHAND SHOW
TUCSON, AZ
Price: $?
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Friday, October 7th, 2005
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Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium
Ruidoso Downs,, NM 88346
Event is scheduled Oct 6,7,8. Details of Tony's performance times and places will be forthcoming
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Saturday, September 17th, 2005
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White Mountain Storytelling Festival
Show Low, AZ
Price: $FREE TO PUBLIC
Tony will be featured in this outdoor festival. Bring the whole family and protection from the Sun. Venue to be announced
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Tuesday, September 13th, 2005
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SENIOR SUMMER SCHOOL
LITTLE AMERICA
FLAGSTAFF
PRIVATE
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Friday, September 2nd, 2005
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Cowboy Poetry and Music
Coconino County Fair
Ft. Tuthill
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
http://co.coconino.az.us/parks/countyfair/fair2005
Price: $free
Tony will host a program of Arizona's finest cowboy poets and Western musicians . Check later for exact times
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Monday, August 22nd, 2005
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OLD WEST CONCERT
INFINIA HEALTH CARE
FLAGSTAFF
PRIVATE
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Sunday, August 21st, 2005
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BOOKMANS
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
PERFORMANCE WITH STRINGBAND ARROYO SECO RAMBLERS
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Saturday, August 20th, 2005
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performer
Arizona Cowboy Poetry Gathering
Sharlot Hall Museum
Prescott, AZ
Price: $FREE TO PUBLIC
Tony will appear in several daytime sessions. Consult the Gathering program for times and locations
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Wednesday, August 17th, 2005
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MATHER CAMPGROUND
GRAND CANYON
AZ
CAMPFIRE PROGRAM AND JAM WITH GROUP OF DUSTY RABID BOTANISTS AND NATURALISTS
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Wednesday, July 13th, 2005
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Children's Morning Series
Witney Ranch Recreation Center
1575 Galleria Drive
Henderson, NV 89014
Price: $ free
Stories and Songs for the family presented by City of Henderson Parks & Recreation Department
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GRANDE HOTEL
TUSYAN, GRAND CANYON
TUSYAN, AZ
928 638
TONY WILL BE PLAYING 6:30-9:00 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IN THE DINING ROOM AT THE GRANDE HOTEL
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BOOKMANS
FLAGSTAFF
Price: $FREE
ACOUTIC/OLDTIME WITH BILL BURKE
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ALONG THE BRAZOS: THE WEST OF TONY NORRIS
MainStreet BookEnds & The Gallery of Warner
16 East Main St
Warner, NH 03278
http://www.mainstreetbookends.com/gallery%2520events.htm
Price: $5 donation
1 PM A program of stories and songs of the old West for the whole family.
MainStreet BookEnds &
The Gallery of Warner
16 East Main Street
P.O. Box 248
Warner, NH 03278
(603) 456-2700
bookends@conknet.com
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Saturday, June 18th, 2005
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MEDIEVAL STORYTELLING FESTIVAL
GRAND CANYON VILLAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY
GRAND CANYON VILLAGE
AZ
Price: $FREE TO PUBLIC
MEDIEVAL FESTIVAL
928-638-2718
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Saturday, June 18th, 2005
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INSITE 2005 CONFERENCE
DUBOISE BALLROOM
NORTHERN AZ CAMPUS
FLAGSTAFF, AZ
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF SCIENCE EDUCATORS
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Under Western Skies
Riordan Bldg
821 W. Riordan Rd
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
http://naws-az.org/sherman
Price: $free
Tony will provide music for gallery opening of Western watercolorists Karen Meyers, Roberta Dawson, and Linda Sherman. Refreshments served.
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HOLE IN THE GROUND : COWBOY POETRY AND MUSIC GATHERING
THE GRAND HOTEL
TUSYAN- GRAND CANYON, AZ
cowboy music poetry and storytelling april 22 and 23rd at the grand hotel
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Saturday, April 16th, 2005
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PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG JAMMERS
Coconino Center for the Arts
Ft. Valley Rd.
Flagstaff, AZ
INSTRUCTIONAL WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN IN PERFORMANCE TECHNIQUE
Christina Boyd
928-522-9269
4clarity@infomagic.net
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A TIME TO REMEMBER: BENEFIT CONCERT FOR NORTHLAND HOSPICE
Coconino Center for the Arts
Ft. Valley Rd.
Flagstaff, AZ
Price: $20 ADVANCE 22$ AT DOOR
Purchase tickets at Coconino Center for the Arts or at Hospice office – 452 N. Switzer Canyon Dr.
For information call 928-779-1227
Singer, storyteller, humorist & cowboy historian Tony Norris performs in a benefit for the Northland Hospice "A Time to Remember" Project
This event supported in part by the Monica Heaney Nackard Foundation
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Thursday, April 7th, 2005
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Young Author's Day
Young Public School
Young, AZ
Educational, Young Writer's Conference
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