Photo by Josh Simpson
Music Performance major Evan Shaw plays the drums at A Night Out at the Jacoby Art Center.
Photo by Josh Simpson
Cynthia Bauer, Josh Wunderlich, Emily Alton, Brian Laubscher performing.
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Johhney Lorraine performing during L&C’s A Night Out.
Photo by Josh Simpson
Marcy Holub singing ‘Turn Back the Clock’ as Marcibel, the Musical Automaton.
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Nancy Lippincott performing.
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Nathan Shaw, Nancy Lippincott and Peter Hussey, L&C music professor, play ‘My Favorite Dish.’
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Nick Fox, a performer at Jacoby Jazz Night.
A Night Out at the Jacoby Art Center was held on April 10 in downtown Alton.
Performers included L&C staff, students and some community performers, such as the Dixiedudes.
Nancy Lippincott, a retired community member, played acoustic guitar for the event.
People continued to pourthrough the doors long after the event started. Capacity reached approximately 60 people soaking in the music.
The event was originally scheduled for April 7, but was rescheduled due to inclement weather.
Louis Michael, associate professor of Music atL&C, was surprised by the attendance after a week delay.
The event ended at 10 p.m. Everyone who attended left the event a little more soulful than they were when they walked in.
For information on Jacoby Art Center, visit jacobyartscenter.org.
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