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GRAND STAFFORD THEATER Marcy Grace takes the Grand Stafford stage on First Friday

QUEEN’S BALL Usher in a royal New Year at the Queen’s Ball!

BALLET BRAZOS Enchanted Christmas dreams come to life at Ballet Brazos’ “The Nutcracker.”

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THE GRINCH

By Tyra Harris

MOVIE REVIEW At some point in childhood, Dr. Seuss was everyone’s favorite author. The prolific author had multiple classic children’s tales from “Cat in the Hat” to “Green Eggs and Ham” to “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” Perhaps the most relevant of his books at the moment (and every holiday season) is “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” The 2000 live-action film seemingly plays in loop on network television every December. 18 years later, Universal Pictures has released another Grinch film, this one in animation.

The plot of this film follows the same sequence as the children’s book and previous Grinch films which we’re acquainted with. In the land of Whoville, a green and fury creature named The Grinch (voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch) lives with his only friend, a dog named Max, in an isolated cave. He encounters a young girl named Cindy Lou Who (Cameron Seely), whom he tells to speak to Santa in person about her mother’s hectic work schedule. The Grinch, who was raised an orphan, spitefully decides to “steal Christmas” from the residents of Whoville. This film might be terrific to the young generation of kiddos who’ve yet to become exposed to Jim Carey’s iconic Grinch character. To older audiences, “The Grinch” doesn’t offer anything more appealing than the last Grinch film. Nevertheless, it’s a solid holiday film perfect for the whole family.

ALBUM REVIEW

By Sarah Matthews

The sophomore album, “Suncity,” for R&B singer, Khalid, was released in October of 2018. Receiving praise and recognition for his debut album, Khalid had a lot to follow up on. “Suncity” completely lives up to the heart and soul of Khalid’s roots. The young singer from El Paso, Texas, shows his diversity in vocal abilities. He seamlessly weaves in elements of pop into his heavily R&B influenced style. The album itself cohesively compiles the singer’s experiences with love, growth, and his vigor for life. ARTIST: Khalid ALBUM: Suncity

Khalid has come far in his career and his versatility since his breakout song, “Location” in 2016. “Suncity” demonstrates his range and ability to effectively mix somber, heartfelt songs with upbeat, fun, pop songs. Fans of Coldplay and The Weekend will love “Suncity.” Enchantingly beautiful and catchy, this album sets the bar high for the talented Khalid.

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MUSIC Friday nights in Downtown Bryan are always a good time. Between the venues, the restaurants and the local businesses, the streets are flooded with people looking to have some fun. December’s First Friday will be no exception. Marcy Grace, an up-and-coming country artist, will take the stage at the Grand Stafford Theater on Friday, December 7 at 7:00 p.m. Grace may be a new name in the industry, but she’s making the most of her start. She was named the 2018 New Female Vocalist of the Year, setting herself up for a fantastic career going forward. With that Southern twang that serves many artists in the industry well, Grace is able to sing her way into the memories of audiences and radio listeners alike. Her powerful voice is considered a breath of fresh air by many in country music. While her voice is strong and a special gift, it’s Grace’s songwriting that steals the show. Her lyrics speak to the soul of every listener. While new and exciting, her songs feature a classic quality. Stage presence is yet another strength for the young star. Grace commands the audience wherever she goes with her fun personality and charming character, creating the perfect atmosphere for any show.

MARCY GRACE AT FIRST FRIDAY

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By Justin Walker

Grace doesn’t need any help in entertaining an audience, but her venue for the evening will help. The Grand Stafford Theater is a unique and exciting site for any concert. Much like a Grace, the Grand Stafford has a classic feel which enhances the experience for visitors. With a long history and updated aesthetics, the Grand Stafford tells a story unrivaled by other venues. As always, First Friday will be full of fun and excitement, with entertainment options on every corner. But don’t miss out on an opportunity to catch a performance by Marcy Grace, who is sure to deliver a great show no one will forget. General Admission to First Friday concerts at The Grand Stafford Theater is always free, but for exclusive viewing of the concert, try these: A premium pass starts at $7.00, with access to a bar on the 3rd level. $70.00 gains an up-close tabletop for four and access to the bar. Both can be purchased on the Grand Stafford Theater website. https://grandstaffordtheater.com/

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NAUGHTY OR NICE TOUR AT H U R R I C A N E H A R R Y ’S It’s that time of year again. Trees are lit and on display. Malls are filled with shoppers trying to find the perfect gift. Stockings are hung by the chimney with care. And that man from the North Pole is finalizing his “Naughty or Nice” list. Of course, he’s not the only one with such a list, and Aggieland will soon be visited by a couple of jolly performers when Parker McCollum and Koe Wetzel visit Hurricane Harry’s on Wednesday, Dec. 5. The stop is part of the two act Naughty or Nice Tour, which kicked off on Dec. 3 and runs through Dec. 13. McCollum and Wetzel will hit up eight venues across the Lone Star State as they fill crowds with holiday cheer in their own unique way. McCollum, sometimes considered a child protégé in country music, first started playing at the age of 16 in hometown venues. The Houstonarea native relocated to Austin for college, where he continued to perform local gigs before releasing his first single in 2013 at the age of 21. This first studio album, “The Limestone Kid,” was released in 2015, propelling his career even further toward success.

By Justin Walker

Wetzel, an East Texas native, first picked up a guitar at the age of 12, but it took awhile for music to become his focus. Wetzel’s success on the football and baseball fields in high school led him to Tarleton State University in Stephenville, where he began his college career as part of the Texan football team. However, in 2012, he dropped out of school to focus on this true passion: music. He formed a band, Koe Wetzel & the Konvicts, and released an EP in June 2012. McCollum and Wetzel complement each other in many ways, most notably vocally. Listening to the song “Love” on Wetzel’s album “Noise Complaint” showcases just how well the two mesh. And you couldn’t ask for a better venue to see this show. Harry’s consistently brings a fantastic crowd and an amazing environment. The Naughty or Nice Tour is going to be a must see. Tickets available on the Hurricane Harry’s website. http://harrys.bcsclubs.com

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LEGACY FAILS AND BONNIE BLUE

By Destiny Turner

R E U N I O N S H OW

The one thing that can always bring people together is music. On December 15, the Grand Stafford Theater in Bryan brings you a Legacy Fails and Bonnie Blue reunion, uniting these bands and many special guests for a remarkable evening of entertainment.

Station. Founded by Bradley Churchman–guitarist and singersongwriter, and Jeremy Mayr–drummer, Bonnie Blue has a talented lineup of musicians that have the skill to successfully play multiple genres. Since Bonnie Blue believes that it is important to pay homage to artists of the past, the band has a sound that encompasses old-fashioned rock, country, soul and blues. Bonnie Blue seeks inspiration from a variety of bands, including The Allman Brothers, Grateful Dead, and Widespread Panic. Bonnie Blue has a strong fan base in the Southeast and has a rapidly growing fan base in the Southwest. In June, 2017, Bonnie Blue released their debut album “No Lookin’ Back” with the first song on their album, “Memphis Belle,” enticing listeners with a smooth organ for a little soulful rock.

Rock enthusiasts listen up! Legacy Fails is a metal rock band that knows how to take rock to the next level. This band blends rock with heavy metal through guttural screams, a strong emphasis on the base and drums, and a leading electric guitar that provides listeners with a theatrical performance. Legacy Fails is a highly instrumental band with less focus on the vocals. This is noticeable through the precision each musician portrays with their instrument. Legacy Fails makes each performance unique with their attention grabbing, enticing music. On February 2, 2018, Legacy Fails released their debut album, “You Were a Ghost,” which made fans crave more. This band is definitely a For more information on these performances, special guests, and ticket pricing, head on over to The Grand Stafford Theater headbanger! website. All the way from the sunshine state, Florida based Bonnie Blue brings their special mix of musical genres to College https://grandstaffordtheater.com/

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Shane Smith and the Saints pride themselves on being states and an international stop in Ireland. The Austindifferent. They have refused to stay in a box, no matter how based band had difficulty finding their sound, but once many obstacles that brings. Defying all odds, this band has they did, they hit the ground running. broken out and gone big, and they are coming to Hurricane Harry’s Dec 7 along with guest Wynn Williams. The album name “Geronimo” pays tribute to the Apache A band that performs mixes of rock, country and alternative warrior, Geronimo. Smith said he is fascinated by the story is very unusual, but Shane Smith and the Saints love it. of the warrior and what he stood for. He also wants the Almost every song brings a combination of hard electric name of the album to give a “jump off the cliff ” feeling to guitar, a fiddle and meaningful vocals. No song is allowed to sound mundane. This shines through in their latest let people know the band puts everything they have into their music.Their goal has always been to stand out and be album “Geronimo.” different from the rest of the music industry. Along with lead singer Shane Smith, the band includes fiddler Bennett Brown, lead guitarist Tim Allen, bassist Chase Satterwhite and drummer Zach Stover. Smith said Tickets can be found on the Hurricane Harry’s website for he wants to tell a story and point a picture in every song— their Dec 7 concert. in other words, it’s an artform to him. That hard work and dedication has borne fruit. They’ve now traveled to 17 http://harrys.bcsclubs.com

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LO C A L

By Tyra Harris

QUEEN’S BALL Are you looking to close 2018 with a bang, but without

Originally built in the late 1800s, The Queen Theatre

the noise and chaos of a rowdy fireworks show? What

was once a hotel that began showing silent films on

better way to celebrate the upcoming year than by

the ground floor in the 1900s. According to The Queen

attending a charitable gala?

For the third year in a row, The Queen Theatre is hosting

Theatre’s website, by the late 1940s, the former hotel was converted into a “fully operational movie theatre.” The building remained a movie theatre until the 1970s.

its annual Queen’s Ball, sponsored by The Stella Hotel. The theater was purchased and renovated by the Queen’s Ball, which takes place at The Stella Hotel on Downtown Bryan Association in 2010. The Queen Theatre as we know it was reopened in May 2018. It now December 31, 2018, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., benefits The serves as a single screen film house and performance Queen Theatre in Downtown Bryan. venue.

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Guests at the Queen Ball will enjoy “an evening of hors d’oeuvres, dancing, drinks, casino games and more” according to Downtown Bryan’s official website. A ticket purchase will include a keepsake Queen’s Ball champagne flute and a glass of champagne for the midnight New Year’s toast.

Tickets can be purchased on the Downtown Bryan website. Tickets along with a room at The Stella Hotel can be purchased on The Stella Hotel’s website using the promo code: QUEENBALL18.

Usher in the new year with style while benefiting a piece of Bryan’s history. Only persons age 21 and up are allowed at Queen’s Ball.

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THE LOCAL CHRISTMAS MARKET AT L A K E WA L K T OW N C E N T E R If you’re like most everyone else, you’ve got a long list of loved

By Kendall Ward

Bundle up and bring the whole crew. As you browse through

ones you’re shopping for and haven’t even got an idea of what vendors, stop to decorate your own cookie at the cookie to give them yet. It’s got to be special. And meaningful. And decorating station or sip on some hot cocoa while watching perfect, right? So how about shopping local this holiday season? a performance by students at Rudder High School. If you’re The Local Christmas Market at Lake Walk Town Center has wanting a more solid snack, you can choose from one of the four something for everyone—even that one person who’s always so food trucks, The Crafty Pig, Fire Truck Crepes, Donut Darlin’ and hard to buy for. Frios Gourmet Pops. Yum! The Local Christmas Market will fall on Tuesday, December 11 from 4 - 7 p.m. Nearly fifty vendors will be in attendance, which

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With the holiday season upon us, there’s a good chance you could find yourself planning or receiving the wedding proposal of your dreams! This time of year rivals Valentine’s Day as the most popular season for engagements. And after the big “YES!” moment, couples will need someone to plan and/or coordinate their big day, and Heather Johnson, owner of EPOCH CO+ Events, knows just what Aggieland is looking for to make those wedding dreams come true. For over 5 years, Johnson has planned, coordinated, styled, and designed weddings all over Texas, but says Brazos Valley weddings are “one of a kind” due to the “unifying” spirit of Aggieland. “We completely understand when someone wants a white (12th Man) towel exit, or puts more emphasis on Aggie ring images than their wedding band images. There isn’t any other place on Earth, in my opinion, as rich in tradition as Bryan/ College Station.” A praised, experienced professional, Johnson’s work has recently been featured in the esteemed bridal publication, “Brides of Houston.” Understanding the emotional charge of weddings, this certified wedding planner finds the work rewarding, saying that it is “profound” for “someone to come to you and fully trust in your abilities to carry out their wishes and

needs on what will likely be one of the top five most significant days of their life.” If perplexed with the decision to hire a wedding planner, Johnson wants couples to keep in mind that certified, experienced wedding planners are career specialists, just as other respected professions. “You wouldn’t hire a mechanic to diagnose a cold,” she says. There are incentives for hiring a wedding planner, particularly with EPOCH CO+ Events. Johnson says, “There are occasional tense situations that we are well versed in handling—diffusing overbearing relatives and wedding party drama. There are definitely times we have to act as a therapist, and it’s nice to have a non-biased person in the mix for tricky family situations,” Johnson says. EPOCH CO+ Events offers a variety of planning and design packages for couples, and customized packages are also available. To read EPOCH CO+ Events testimonials, get more information about services offered, and book a FREE initial consultation, visit their website. https://epochcoevents.com/

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BALLET BRAZOS “THE NUTCRACKER” By Laurel Butts

Christmastime is a season when the winter darkness and festive lights conjure images of sugar plum fairies, toy soldiers, dancing snowflakes, and even a nutcracker who comes to life. What better way to enjoy the wonder and delight of the holiday season than experiencing the ballet that inspired those images? Ballet Brazos brings the seventh annual production of the “The Nutcracker” to Rudder Auditorium at Texas A&M University on Saturday, December 8 at 2 p.m. for a matinee and at 6 p.m. for an evening performance. Ballet Brazos considers the annual production of “The Nutcracker” its main performance, according to Janét Falcone, Vice-president of Ballet Brazos. “Our hope,” Falcone says, “is that the entire audience will be thrilled and impressed by the sets, props and beautiful costumes of the production.” These dedicated dancers have been rehearsing for over three months, and all that hard work culminates in a ballet that is both grand and delightful, perfectly capturing the Christmas spirit.

by Destiny Turner

Falcone says, “It’s a very intense and condensed schedule, but the excitement grows until the big day arrives. Since we are a ballet company, all must be actively enrolled in ballet classes at their preferred studio.” Ballet Brazos is a volunteer-based organization, meaning that each dancer’s family volunteers to help with operations surrounding promotion, rehearsals and performances, and many of the performers pay to audition and perform. All of this offsets the many associated costs of the production. Falcone explains, “‘The Nutcracker’ is our main focus and source of revenue, as well as gracious and important donations and support from local sponsors and businesses.”

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In addition to all the talent and hard work of our local ballet corps, Ballet Brazos invited two guest artists from the New York City Ballet to perform. Ashley Laracey will dance as the Sugar Plum Fairy and Andrew Veyette as her Cavalier. Additionally, Falcone says, “We will have two guests coming from the Dallas area.” The majority of other dancers are from around the Brazos Valley and Texas. Tchaikovsky’s powerful compositions along with remarkable sets and costumes are what keep ballet fans returning to this Christmas classic year after year. In fact, Falcone considers the score “so well known, I’d bet many will leave humming their favorite themes.” Directed by Suzanne Moreau and Diana Wilcox, with Katy Ellison serving as artistic advisor, each component of the two-act performance has been thoughtfully planned and executed, and audiences can expect to be whisked away by the wonder of it all. Falcone provides a glimpse of that wonder in her description of the famous snow scene: “The Prince and Clara travel to the beautifully serene Land of Snow to meet the Snow Queen and her sparkling corps de ballet that drift and shimmer, even as the snow begins to fall from the sky.” Falcone concludes,“I sincerely hope that each member of the audience will simply lose themselves for a bit of time to the magic that is ‘The Nutcracker.’” Come enjoy the magical experience of Ballet Brazos’ “The Nutcracker” just in time for the Christmas season. Tickets may be purchased at the MSC box office or at the Ballet Brazos website. The price range, depending upon seating location, is from $8 children’s tickets to between $15, $20, and $30 for adults. Parking is available for $5 cash at the University Center Garage, for the hourly rate at Cain Garage, or for purchase in advance at https://tamu. pmreserve.com. This ballet appeals to all ages—even Scrooge himself wouldn’t be able to stay away! http://balletbrazos.org

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N E W Y E A R ’S C E L L A R S P E A K E A S Y

AT MESSINA HOF

We’re less than a month away from ringing in the new year, and Messina Hof plans to welcome the arrival of 2019 in true Gatsby style! The winery is hosting a New Year’s Eve celebration set in the Prohibition era, embracing the underground practices of the more carousing and modern sort from the 1920s.

By Kendall Ward

keeping with the speakeasy ambiance.” Guests will have a chance to be a citizen of the Roaring Twenties for the night by dancing to songs mixed by DJ Tom Byer, enjoying Messina Hof’s vino, and indulging in hearty appetizers by the winery’s own chefs.

For those who wish for further decadence, the party will include a Held in the winery’s Balcony Gallery Room above The Vintage House dessert bar to compliment the savored wine. With the purchase of Restaurant, guests can enjoy their contemporary freedom to imbibe an entrance ticket, those who attend will receive two drink tickets alcoholic delights and dance the year away to the fullest. The party for the occasion. At midnight, Messina Hof offers guests a glass of begins at 9 p.m. on Monday, December 31, and ends an hour into Texas sparkling wine to toast in the spirit of “Auld Lang Syne.” Fite 2019 at 1 a.m. on January 1. says the toast will be with “Messina Hof’s Sparkling Moscato, also The winery encourages those who attend to dress in the custom of known as Spumante. We’re really hoping that our guests will be able the Jazz Age: it’s time for feathers, short bobs, and flapper dresses! to have a great time ringing in the new year and enjoying Messina Messina Hof’s Designer Events Coordinator Sarah Fite expands Hof for a great night of fun, dancing and a safe way to make new on the vintage vibe, saying, “The main theme of the music will be friends.”

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Upcoming Events

MARCY GRACE when: December 7, 2018 where: Grand Stafford Theater

BALLET BRAZOS’ “THE NUTCRACKER” when: December 8, 2018 where: Rudder Auditorium

GO TO MAROONWEEKLY.COM/EVENTS FOR MORE

LEGACY FAILS AND BONNIE BLUES when: December 15, 2018 where: Grand Stafford Theater

QUEEN’S BALL when: December 31, 2018 where: Stella Hotel

SHANE SMITH AND THE SAINTS when: December 7, 2018 where: Hurricane Harry’s

THE LOCAL CHRISTMAS MARKET when: December 11, 2018 where: Lake Walk Town Center

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