Bowfire News

 
Bowfire fiddle act to play the Mayo Performing Arts Center
Dailyrecord.com
What happened was a creative collaboration that Solomon developed into a full-blown stage show called Bowfire. The production features seven violinists, a vocalist, dramatic lighting, distinctive costumes, and choreographed movements.
Fiddling around at MayoNew Jersey Herald

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Big Butte Volunteer Fire Department seek funding for new truck
KXLF Butte News
The fire department currently operates a 1975 Mack, a truck that was taken out of service by the Butte-Silver Bow Fire Department after 33 years. It's a stick shift that volunteer firefighter Ted Bury says some of the guys can't drive.


 
Trottier feels Maritime love
TheChronicleHerald.ca
“I do have a lot of friends there,” says the well-travelled player, who's taken her region's blend of Celtic and French fiddling from the Far North to the Middle East as a solo performer and with the ensemble Bowfire. “It's like a reunion every time.


 
Melrose fire burns within feet of home
KAJ18 Kalispell Montana News
The Melrose Fire Department put the blaze out within 40 minutes with the help of the Dillon volunteer fire department and the Butte-Silver Bow Fire Department. Dillon volunteer fire fighter Jeff Johnson says they were lucky the fire did not jump the ...

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Events in New Jersey
New York Times
MORRISTOWN Mayo Performing Arts Center “Bowfire,” fiddle and violin performances. May 18 at 8 pm $37 to $62. Mayo Performing Arts Center, 100 South Street. (973) 539-8008; mayoarts.org. NEW BRUNSWICK State Theater Brian McKnight, R&B.


 
Devils and Maroon 5 Pack Date Night Punch
Patch.com
This Weekend: Tonight — "Bowfire" is a fierce performance featuring the finest fiddle and violin virtuosos that spans genres — from Celtic music to rock, jazz, classical and bluegrass. The show features intricate choreography, dramatic and lighting ...


 
On Stage: Assassins, Henry IV, Lots More
Patch.com
They Ain't Just Fiddling Around: Bowfire is coming to The Mayo Performing Arts Center on May 18 for an 8 pm performance. The lineup features some of the finest fiddle and violin players, who will perform jazz, classic, bluegrass, Celtic music and rock.