FOOTMAD Presents
Concert Season
2021-2022
Concert Season
2021-2022
Enjoy nationally and world-acclaimed musicians
in intimate concert settings in the valley's finest theaters.
in intimate concert settings in the valley's finest theaters.
Winter / Spring 2021FOOTMAD Virtual House Concert Series
While COVID-19 has kept us apart for almost a year we hope to bring some of the joy of traditional music and dance back for a virtual spring series. We are excited to present a spring Virtual House Concert Series featuring a variety of local and regional musicians as well as participatory virtual community events to keep your and our feet tapping through the homestretch of this spring season. FOOTMAD’s mission of preserving and promoting traditional music remains despite the inability to host our regular concerts and dance series. We hope by supporting these local artists we also support our community in discovering and celebrating the living traditions of music and dance. Virtual House Concert Series - click here ... SCHEDULE 2021-2022 TO BE ANNOUNCED Concert season preview video
Video created by Jennifer Bauman
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Contact Us
304-729-4382
kvfootmad@gmail.com
www.footmad.org
www.footmad.org
FOOTMAD
PO Box 1684
Charleston, WV 25326
PO Box 1684
Charleston, WV 25326
This concert series is presented with financial assistance from the West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture and History, and the National Endowment for the Arts, with approval from the West Virginia Commission on the Arts.
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This engagement of Molsky's Mountain Drifters is made possible through the Special Presenters Initiative program of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation with support from the National Endowment for the Arts and the WV Department of Arts, Culture and History.
FOOTMAD appreciates Fund for the Arts major donors (10,000+) who keep culture strong in the Kanawha Valley: City of Charleston, Cecil I Walker Charitable Trust, Daywood Foundation, Spilman Thomas Battle, PLLC.
Update: 2021-01-13