Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, July 15, 2015, Page 17, Image 42

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    BOHEMIA NUGGET 2015
Entertainment (continued)
One More Time
Marching Band
Saturday, July 18 at 11 a.m.
(after parade)
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Dallas and PJ McCord
T he One More Time Marching Band has
been a Eugene-area institution since 1986
Saturday
and is appearing on the BMD Main Stage
for the fi fth time. The band got its start play-
ing in the Eugene Celebration parade and
parades have remained close to their hearts.
The band also loves playing at concerts in
the parks, at baseball games and at all kinds
of community celebrations. Following its
appearance in Saturday morning’s Grand
Miner’s Parade the band will give a 45-min-
ute concert on Bohemia City’s Gazebo Stage
in Coiner Park. Don’t miss it!
Opal Center
Band Camp
BMD welcomes to the Main Stage the
2015 Opal Center Band Camp on Satur-
day afternoon at 1:30 p.m. and is pre-
sented by KSOW Radio.
The Opal Center for Arts and Educa-
tion’s Summer Band Camp is led by
Mallory Glaser and Robert Lee. It be-
gan June 15 at the Opal Center with ap-
proximately 10 young students. Divided
into 2 fi ve-member bands, they have
been learning new instruments, how to
play in a band, and to play at least two
songs together, which will be covers of
modern songs as well as some classics.
Located in the Historic Downtown
District at 513 E. Main Street, the Opal
Center for Arts and Education is Cot-
tage Grove's Downtown Art Center,
which supports and showcases our
community’s creativity through classes,
theatre, and the arts.
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Saturday, July 18 at 1 p.m.
BMD welcomes Dallas
and PJ McCord for their
debut performance at
Bohemia Mining Days
on the Cultural Stage on
Saturday at 1 p.m.
Sponsored by Seeds of
Change, “The Cowboy
Way” show blends West-
ern music and cowboy
poetry with a bit of cow-
boy wisdom and logic.
Dallas & PJ are founders
of the Coast Fork Cow-
boy Festival, a fundraiser
held in Creswell from
2005 to 2009, to sup-
port music programs in
area school districts. The
event gave locals a taste
of Western music and
cowboy poetry.
Dallas & PJ are currently
settled in Creswell, OR.
For booking information
call 541-514-1575 or visit:
http://www.dallasmc-
cord.com
Annie Mae Rhodes Band
Saturday, July 18 at 3 p.m.
BMD welcomes The Annie
Mae Rhodes Band back to the
Main Stage on Saturday at
3:30 p.m.
Annie is well-known in South
Lane County from her many
appearances at fairs, charita-
ble benefi ts and special events.
She and her band members
enjoy entertaining audiences
with a wide variety of music
– from bluegrass to country to
oldies to original music.
It’s a unique collection of great
musicians who love what they
do and they do it well. Feel
free to clap along, tap your toe-
-or even get up and dance!
Band members:
Annie-mandolin-lead vocalist/
songwriter
Neil Fain-lead guitar-vocalist
Herb Hill-bass/drummer/har-
mony vocalist
Kelly White-vocalist-rhythm
guitar/bass
Brad Markham-Banjo/har-
mony vocalist
For booking info: www.anni-
erhodesband.blogspot.com