New Rock Now Playlist 12/8/24
Join Desiré and Amber every Sunday night from 8-10 p.m. as they share two hours of brand new tunes.
Hear Together: Three Notch’d Road: The Virginia Baroque Ensemble
Three Notch’d Road: The Virginia Baroque Ensemble is a nonprofit based in Charlottesville that seeks to enrich the culture of Central Virginia through historically informed performances that reveal the beauty of early music.
They are presenting the second program of their fourteenth season in Staunton, Crozet, and Charlottesville public concerts on Friday, January 3rd; Saturday, January 4th; and Sunday, January 5th.
This Christmastide program, entitled “Twelfth Night,” will feature soprano Addy Sterrett and bass Peter Walker. The concerts will include chamber music by Scarlatti, Monteverdi, Pandolfi, and Corelli, and will ring in the New Year with the virtuosic fireworks of Antonio Vivaldi.
Hear Together: Winter Farmers Market at IX
Market Central is a nonprofit in Charlottesville. Every Saturday morning, they bring local farms, food entrepreneurs, and artisans together at the Farmers Market at IX downtown.
The Farmers Market at IX is open every month of the year including the cold ones!
They invite you to shop the market for fresh winter produce, local meats and handmade gifts. Parking is available, and they accept SNAP.
Orla Gartland on World Cafe
Next year marks the 20th anniversary of longtime indie-rock outfit Local Natives. The Orange County band first made their mark in the late aughts with the release of Gorilla Manor, and this year, the band released But I’ll Wait For You, a companion album to 2023’s Time Will Wait For No One. On the next World Cafe, hear Local Natives play a mini-concert recorded live at KUTX in Austin, Texas.
Country Feedback Playlist for Dec 8, 2024
Every Sunday at 11 a.m., our morning host Bob Mosolgo cues up an hour of alt-country, southern rock, Americana and classic country handpicked for Country Feedback.
Hear Together: Virginia Public Access Project General Assembly
The Virginia Public Access Project, also known as VPAP is a nonprofit organization dedicated to remaining fiercely non-partisan. Their mission is to simplify complex information about Virginia’s state and local politics and government so our fellow citizens can better understand and make informed decisions that align with their values.
With the General Assembly session approaching, they invite you to visit vpap.org to track bills, find your legislators, and explore their Citizen’s Guide, which explains how the General Assembly works and how you can make your voice heard. You can also download their General Assembly app to stay up-to-date with all the legislature’s activities, all in one place.
