Rhode Island Premiere at FirstWorks Festival: Experience the rich cultural legacy of American First Nations! Yellow Bird Indian Dancers, the award-winning Native American dancers perform a repertoire rich in authentic Apache, Southwest and Northern Plains traditions for an experience to be shared with the whole family. Native sign language and flute music animate the beautiful […]
FirstWorks announces the 6th annual FirstWorks Festival, produced in collaboration with the City of Providence’s Department of Art, Culture and Tourism. The FirstWorks Festival champions “firsts” in the arts through premiere performances by world-class artists. FirstWorks is one the reasons why I love the city of Providence and has become an annual event I look […]
Today The Beatles: Rock Band game and fourteen Beatles’ albums digitally re-mastered on CD, went on sale this morning. Although we are not rushing out to buy the The Beatles: Rock Band game–I’ve never been a gamer –I’m tempted to try this one. However I am thankful to Rock Band for bringing back The Beatles. […]
This year’s AS220 Foo Fest reminds parents even though we may have children we can still take part in cool fun things happening in the city of Providence. AS220 Foo Fest 2009 is a summer celebration of Rhode Island’s vibrant arts community that will once again fence off and transform Empire Street into a lively […]
By Katy Killilea The CDs in Putumayo displays always look so quirky and appealing–and that’s a problem. They all look so right that it’s hard to choose one, so I’ve always chosen nothing, until this: European Playground. Putumayo Kids promotes this collection as “a fun-filled musical tour of Europe,” and with fifteen countries represented, it’s […]
A Frog Named Sam by Ben Rudnick & Friends. Featuring eleven fun, feel-good tunes. Ben Rudnick & Friends have been playing American roots-style family and children’s music since their first CD release in 2000. Expressing a high level of adventurous musicianship, their award-winning recordings contain a unique acoustic sound ranging from folk to bluegrass, calypso, […]
There were many great nominees this year–worth sharing with your children. This year’s awards go to some of my favorite artists. Musical Album for Children: Here Come the 123s - They Might Be Giants Spoken Word Album Children: Yes to Running! Bill Harley Live - Bill Harley Instrumental Composition: The Adventures of Mutt - Indiana […]
By Katy Killilea On a chilly day, as my whole family was indoors doing stuff alone/together–hunting for snowboard bindings in the basement, organizing Pokemon cards, reading comic books, and unloading the dishwasher–it hit me. This is my kids’ 1970s. And Ray LaMontagne is their James Taylor. I do not mean that Ray LaMontagne sounds like […]
Reviewed by Katy Killilea Did you dress your baby in a Ramones onesie? Parents firmly opposed to certified children’s music don’t need to read any further. Justin Roberts is definitely a children’s music star. And he has a new album (his sixth) out, Pop Fly. This is not something you might listen to when your […]
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