The city continues to collaborate with various organizations in Charleston to present performances that will reflect several special events during the summer months that coincide with Friday evenings. “Highlights include: Resurrection – A Journey Tribute, American Idol winner Trent Harmon, top-tier Louisiana group The New Orleans Suspects, beloved ska group The Cherry Poppin’ Daddies and an all-star tribute to West Virginia native and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bill Withers, led by local bassist John Inghram, with special appearances from several West Virginia Music luminaries.” “Some returning favorites and lots of new faces make this year one of the most diverse and genre-spanning seasons yet,” said Adam Harris chair of the Live on the Levee Music Committee and executive producer of West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s Mountain Stage. “As someone who likes a wide variety of music, I appreciate very much that this year’s lineup offers something for just about everyone.” “With one of our primary dealerships downtown, Moses Auto Group has a significant stake in Charleston, and we are proud to support such a great event that brings our community together every Friday during the summer months,” said Suzanne Moses Persinger. “Clearly Live on the Levee has grown to where it adds great value to our community as a whole – and serious value to the businesses and organizations that sponsor it throughout the summer.” “Thanks to 38 sponsors, led by Moses Auto Group, Live on the Levee has become a community celebration that is funded through the community for the enjoyment of people in Charleston and beyond,” said Jim Strawn who serves as primary emcee for the season and raises sponsorship money. “We started with the theme, ‘Good Fun for a Good Cause,’ and built on that promise every year with great music, great fun and strong support for our agencies that focus on homelessness in our city.”
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“Fifteen years ago, we were looking for a way to use Haddad Park more often and create a free concert series to bring our community together,” said City Council President Tom Lane, who first proposed the concert series in 2003. “Now, thanks to the canopy in Haddad Park, the Schoenbaum Stage and growing commitment of our sponsors and organizers, the Moses Auto Group Live on the Levee is a 15-week showcase of talent on Charleston’s front porch along the river, a staple of summer in our city and a centerpiece of several special weekends.” “Live on the Levee began in 2004 with local bands playing on a temporary stage for ten Fridays in a wide open and often overheated concrete park,” Charleston Mayor Danny Jones recalled. Today dozens of people involved with Moses Auto Group Live on the Levee gathered to announce the schedule for the 2018 series, which covers 15 Fridays from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend and includes 29 different groups – including 20 first time performers, ten national touring acts and seven returning favorites. Won The "Dorothy Everton Smythe Female Empowerment Award".The 15th season of Charleston’s free Friday concerts begins in two weeks on the Schoenbaum Stage of Haddad Riverfront Park. Can you prove your Parks and Recreation knowledge in this ultimate Ron Swanson and Leslie Knope quiz? Let's find out!ġ. With so much in common it would take a true fan of Parks and Recreation to tell the two apart. The pair also were devastated when miniature horse Lil' Sebastian passed away, with stoic Ron even shedding a tear.
They both take charge of their own ranger groups to help the young people of Pawnee. Though they do have totally different personalities with Ron's desire to take a step back from social situations and Leslie's exuberance, they are more alike that you'd think.
Ron soon learns that he can make his department as efficient as possible by simply letting Leslie control it.
This polar opposite view causes Ron to want to fire Leslie several times, yet Ron knows that Leslie's can-do attitude comes from a place of wanting to make her home town better. Whilst Ron believes that it is nothing but an expensive hindrance. Leslie has an undying love for local government and politics in general. Despite being seemingly complete opposites it's surprising how much Parks and Recreation's Leslie Knope and Ron Swanson have in common.
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