Events
Twilight Performance Series
Tuesdays - Leonardtown Campus
Wednesdays - La Plata Campus
Thursdays - Prince Frederick Campus
All performances begin at 6:45 p.m.
- June 17, 18, 19, 2008 DEANNA BOGART BAND
Maryland Native, Deanna Bogart began her career sidelining for local Washington groups such as Cowboy Jazz and Root Boy Slim. Fifteen years ago she started her own band, combining the sounds of blues, jazz, swings and soul into a unique and unforgettable concoction of musical fusion. Winner of twenty Wammies (Washington Area Music Awards) Deanna’s electrifying stage presence is hard to miss.}
- June 24, 25, 26 SIMPLE GIFTS FOLK MUSIC TRIO
Twelve instruments, three women and one really good time. Linda Littleton, Rachel Hall and Karen Hirshon, founders of Simple Gifts Folk Music Trio, switch seamlessly between two violins, concertina, mandolin, banjolin, recorders, bowed psaltery, hammered dulcimer, baritone fiddle, guitar, piano, and percussion to create a unique and soothing sound of modern innovation and traditional folk music.
- July 7, 8, 9, 10 CHAUTAUGUA (LA PLATA CAMPUS ONLY)
Presented by Maryland Endowment for the Arts
- July 15, 16, 17 TARNISHED SIX DIXIELAND BAND
Since 1967 the Tarnished Six Dixieland Band has studied and played the traditional sounds of jazz. Now with an active tune list of over 200 songs the band is able to please anyone’s style and taste. A delightful combination of loose 20’s, big band 30’s, blues, and easy New Orleans, the T-6 is a smooth easy list.
- July 22, 23, 24 SALSAMBA LATIN JAZZ
The Salsamba Latin Jazz Quintet is the combination of classic American Jazz and spicy sounds of Cuba, Brazil and the Caribbean. Most of the bands music is original, written and composed by leader and guitarist Eric Susoeff. The group has opened for such artists as the late lain jazz king, Tito Puente, guitarist John Scofield and Stanley Jordan, steel pan player Andy Narell as well as flutist Dave Valentin.
- July 29, 30, 31 BARNSTORMERS
Old time American Folk Music, the toe tapping, high energy, spoon rattling music from summers spent on the back porch. The Barnstormers, Tom Jolin and Slim Harrison team up playing hand made dulcimers and banjos. Combing with the sound of the fiddles, harmonica, button accordion, guitar and vocals Tom and Slim will take you on a whirl wind trip through time.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Deadline
- May 2, 2008
Form
- Download the Sponsorship Agreement Form (PDF, 261 KB)
Levels
Premier Sponsor $3,000
- Company name displayed on banner(s) near stage
- Company name displayed on print media advertising the performances
- Company name displayed on CSM Web site
- Listed as Premier Sponsor on event giveaways
Grand Sponsor $2,000
- Company name displayed on sign
- Company name displayed on print media advertising the performances
- Company name displayed on CSM Web site
- Listed as Grand Sponsor on event giveaways
Major Sponsor $1,000
- Company name displayed on print media advertising the performances
- Company name displayed on CSM Web site
- Listed as Major Sponsor on event giveaways