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I quietly turned 43 years old this past week. And just a week before one of my most favorite people in the world Ruby Lee Coppedge, who helped raise me up from when I was knee high to a pig’s ass, turned 87. We met, as we almost always do, at S&S Cafeteria, so named after it’s founder JA Smith Jr. from Columbus, GA. We went through the line together, picking off that good pear salad, and we both had too much thousand island dressing. She got some sort of congealed, cloudy, raspberry confection, and I, because she’s never one to hold back a quip about how big I’ve gotten, abstained. We mostly sat in silence chewing. The skin around her eyes has gotten red and that concerned me, but I didn’t want to bring it up so I sat there being concerned. She talked about some grandkids and great-grandkids I’ve never met. I did get around to asking her what year she graduated high school and learned, for the first time, that her daddy didn’t let her finish school because he needed her to spread soda around the corn stalks in fields that surrounded their home place. She did this with a large bag
and a spoon, stalk by stalk, all summer, and begged him to let her go back. Her mama begged him too. She had all A’s. But he wouldn’t. So, she ended up getting married and leaving those fields anyway. She showed him, I guess. She showed people a lot in her day. We chewed and ate that S&S like it might be our last meal together. I hope it’s not. I remembered I needed to spend more time with her, I needed to learn more about her. And I damn near rode down there the very next day to do just that. But that would be weird, I thought. And I didn’t. And hell I probably won’t. But I thought about her all week, and I thought about all she did for me. Just during that single, almost silent dinner she did more to encourage me and lift me up than I deserve. I hope that I can offer that to someone someday. I hope that I can be at peace with myself enough to not have to say anything for folks to feel that love. It can drip off folks sometimes. You know them when you meet them. And I’ve been lucky to know a few. Love is an important thing, and I’m gonna spend some time on that this year.
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THE QUESTION: Cherry Blossom 2018...? Would the annual festival benefit by moving forward two weeks? At every CBF event our staff attended we heard over and over again from tourists and new visitors... “Where are all the cherry blossoms?” Yes, I was extremely disappointed last year when I went to Central city Park and didn’t find any arts and crafts for sale. And having to pay to get in. I’m probably not even going this year. I will say this, the people who set up their bourbon chicken food tent over there by the stage is always delicious! That is the only place I will eat at when I go to the park, except for desserts like funnel cakes or apple dumplings. But last year, because of so much that was missing or changed, that Bourbon chicken place was the only place I stopped at and bought anything. - Leslie Mannheim It would have been nice if it was the same week as spring break. - Samantha Anne The trees are like the women in the area, you don’t what you are going to get from one week to the next. - Wally Scarborough If they moved it back there wouldn’t be any blossoms. The leaves are coming out already, and they come after the blossoms. It’s not like there’s a guy running around turning the trees on and off. The main issue most people seem to be having is pushing out the local acts and vendors in favor of the state fair circuit professional vendors at 3 times the price. - Austin Davis
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Yes! One or two weeks would make a difference. It hasn’t felt like Cherry Blossom time at all this year. I remember in years past seeing lots of tourist buses. Maybe I have missed them this year but there really hasn’t been anything to see. I mostly miss the hot air balloons flying over in early morning. - Kay Lingold Beliveau
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The festival should always take place during bibb county spring break! - Felicia Moore
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THE GEORGIA DOOM VS. PEACH STATE KATS
7:30 p.m. The Georgia Doom, a professional team based in Macon, GA, plays as part of the American Arena League (AAL) indoor gridiron football league. Visit www.GeorgiaDoom.com for the latest news and information about Georgia Doom arena football, call 1-833-GODOOM1 for game tickets, and Text “Doom1” to 50601! Single game tickets are $21, $26, $30 and $38. Parking is $5 and is CASH ONLY. You can purchase parking in advance on ticketmaster.com or at the Box Office.
SATURDAY 31ST THEATRE
THE MET OPERA LIVE IN HD AT THE DOUGLASS THEATRE
Cosi fan tutte (Mozart) 12:30 p.m. A winning cast comes together for Phelim McDermott’s clever vision of Mozart’s comedy about the sexes, set in a carnival-esque environment inspired by 1950s Coney Island. An Informational talk by Kenneth Hammond will begin at 12:30 PM. Tickets $20 and up. 355 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
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EASTER EGG HUNT AT ST. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC CHURCH 11am. All are welcome. Bring your easter basket and find eggs filled with candy and surprises! Come meet the Easter bunny! 905 High Street
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“A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM FUNDRAISER AT THEATRE MACON
The dress rehearsal for Theatre Macon’s upcoming production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” on April 5 will be a fundraiser for Macon/Bibb Citizen Advocacy. Tickets cost $25 and will include a preplay reception with live music at The Hummingbird Stage and Taproom-Back Patio, 430 Cherry Street in downtown Macon. Wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served beginning at 6:00 p.m. The play will follow at 8 p.m. at Theatre Macon, 438 Cherry Street. All proceeds will benefit Macon/Bibb Citizen Advocacy. For information on how to purchase a ticket please call our office at (478) 743-1521. Our office is located at 613 Cherry Street.
MACON MAKERS’ MINI-MARKET AT THE SOCIETY GARDEN Just in time for Cherry Blossom Festival,
artisans will be bringing their pinkest, cherriest, and all things spring to the Society Garden mini Makers’ Market. Noon-3 p.m. 2389 Ingleside Ave. OUTDOORS
EARTH LODGE TOUR AT THE OCMULGEE NATIONAL MONUMENT 11 a.m. Free event. Walk to to the Earth Lodge and have a brief talk about the structure and the people who used it 1,000 years ago. OUTDOORS
SOLAR PROGRAM AT OCMULGEE NATIONAL MONUMENT 11am-2pm. Local astronomer Stephen Rahn
will provide free solar viewing with specialized telescopes that allow you to view the Sun in several different wavelengths. These telescopes are completely safe and will give you views of the Sun you never thought possible! You will also learn some interesting scientific information about the Sun and how it affects our lives every day. Stephen will also be giving out free solar viewing glasses (while supplies last) so that you can view the Sun safely anytime. You can also use these glasses for safe viewing of future solar eclipses. This is a FREE event!
FAMILY FUN
MAMMAL MAYHEM AT THE MUSEUM OF ARTS & SCIENCES
10am-4pm. A day of Furry Family Fun! Mammals of all ages are invited to come enjoy a full day of events. Museum visitors can meet the newest members of the Museum’s mammal family, quiz our experts, play games, create art, and taste some interesting treats at our Road Side Café. Admission: Children (ages 3 to 17) $5, Children (under 3) Free, Adults $10. COMMUNITY/CONCERT
MERCER UNIVERSITY TO HOST 11TH ANNUAL BEARSTOCK MUSIC FESTIVAL
Mercer University’s 11th annual Bearstock music festival, presented by student programming board QuadWorks, will take place April 7 and include a free concert from 1-6 p.m. in Tattnall Square Park that is open to the community. The outdoor concert will feature six local and regional artists, including Caleb Brown, Kim Meeks, Burnt Bridges, 95. Waves, Simeon and Some Kids. The family-friendly event will also include food and merchandise vendors and free children’s activities. The outdoor concert will be followed by a private, ticketed concert for Mercer students and their guests from 8-11 p.m. in Hawkins Arena.
6,000 pieces of pottery and over 65 artists! The 13th Annual Fired Works Regional Ceramics Exhibition and Sale will be held April 13-22, 2018 in Macon’s beautiful Central City Park.
SUNDAY 8TH KIDS CRAFT
CREATE A FOOD CHAIN AT THE OCMULGEE NATIONAL MONUMENT 3 p.m. free event. Learn how animals interact with each other in an ecosystem. 1207 Emery Highway, Macon. CONCERT
SECOND SUNDAY CONCERT SERIES RETURNS WITH DELTA MOAN
6-8 p.m. Every second Sunday of the month, from April through October, expect one of the best community picnics in Macon featuring live music on Coleman Hill. The concerts are free to attend and feature a cash bar and food available for purchase. Picnics, lawn chairs and pets are welcome. MOVIE
MACON FILM GUILD PRESENTS “THE OTHER SIDE OF HOPE” AT THE DOUGLASS THEATRE
(Finland-Germany, comedy-drama, 100 minutes, unrated) Syrian refugee Khaled (Sherwan Haji) smuggles himself unintentionally into gloomy Helsinki, where he applies for asylum. Meanwhile, middle-aged salesman Wikström (Sakari Kuosmanen) leaves his wife and old job behind and opens a sad little restaurant staffed by glum misfits who don’t know how to cook. How the refugee and the restaurateur’s path’s cross is the main plot of this funny/ sad tale. $5.00 General Admission. Showing at 2 pm., 5 p.m. and 7:30p.m.
THURSDAY 12TH COMMUNITY
ATLANTA BELTLINE TALK AT MACON BEER COMPANY
Free 5-8 p.m. Presented by Georgia Chapter of Landscape Architects at Macon Beer Company. Grab a beer and join guest speaker Kevin Burke, Principal Landscape Architect with Atlanta Beltline, Inc., as he shares some of his insights into how the Atlanta Beltline is spurring billions of dollars of economic development and the creation of thousands of jobs in the City of Atlanta by connecting neighborhoods to miles of multi-use trails, parks, and unique urban landscapes. COMMUNITY
11TH HOUR READERS’ CHOICE AWARDS AT THE HARGRAY CAPITOL THEATRE
Red Carpet 6 p.m. Show starts at 7. $5 general admission. Come celebrate Macon’s favorite businesses, restaurants, and artists, with some of it’s best musicians. Live music all night long with some exciting new surprises during the show! You don’t want to miss this celebrating the best of Macon. Hosted by Charles Davis and Anthony Ennis.
FRIDAY 13TH ART/COMMUNITY
FIRED WORKS PREVIEW PARTY
6-9 p.m. Presented by Macon Arts Alliance at The
Round Building at Central City Park. The 13th Annual Fired Works Regional Ceramics Exhibition and Sale will be held April 14-22, 2018 Macon’s beautiful Central City Park. The 2018 exhibit will feature 60 potters from Georgia and the Southeast. A Special Preview Party will be held Friday, April 21 with food, fun, and an exclusive chance to purchase work before the exhibit opens to the general public. $40 Advance $50 Day of Party–Purchase at Door (Free re-entry with ticket). AFTER DARK
FREAKY FRIDAY BURLESQUE SHOW
8 p.m. Hosted by Southern Comfort Burlesque Company at Grant’s Lounge. Join us for a night of Tasteful Tassle Twirling! Tickets on eventbrite.com.
SATURDAY 14TH BROADWAY IN MACON
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE BROADWAY SERIES PRESENTS “A GENTLEMEN’S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER” Getting away with murder can be so much
fun… and this 2014 Tony Award® for BEST MUSICAL tells the uproarious story of Monty Navarro. “Pure delicious fun – a superbly crafted musical.” – The Chicago Tribune. Suitable for all ages. Tickets $45 and up. Visit TheGrandMacon.com. Also, Sunday, April 15th at 3:30 p.m. FAMILY FUN
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF MACON’S ROCK ‘N RIDES
8am-3pm Central City Park. Rock ‘N Rides 2018 will feature live entertainment from a Macon favorite Connor Christian, food trucks and activities for the entire family. The event will be emceed by your favorite DJ, Laura Starling, with performances by several local groups prior to the main event. In addition, we are excited to include motorcycles and classic cars in our event this year. With all of the additional fun, the ticket price remains the same! Bring your entire family for a day of fun at Central City Park. General admission $6. ART/KIDS
KOOL-AID AND CANVAS AT THE 567 CENTER FOR RENEWAL For kids ages 6-12. At Kool-Aid & Can-
vas, an artist takes children step-by-step through the process of creating a fun painting with acrylic paints on a real canvas. The workshop starts at 10:30 am and lasts an hour and a half. $20 includes all materials for the class and a snack. www.the567center.org
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WEDNESDAY 18TH ART/COMMUNITY
ORCHIDS & POTTERY WITH MARY PINSON
Presented by Macon Arts Alliance at The Round Building at Central City Park. Watch a live demonstration with Mary Pinson to learn how to combine the natural beauty of orchids with custom crafted pottery during Fired Works. Free with $5 general admission. 11thHourOnline.com 09
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FIVE MACON SPOTS TO GET YOU LOVIN’ THE GREAT OUTDOORS Spring is in the air and warmer weather means it’s time to get out and enjoy the great outdoors. From historical sites to newly renovated parks, there are plenty of opportunities to get outside in Macon. Here are some of the top spots in the city. Ocmulgee National Monument With over 17,000 years of history (yes really!), Ocmulgee National Monument is one of Macon’s top attractions. See the Earth Lodge with its original floors dating back to 1015. Immerse yourself in the wetlands environment by taking a stroll on the park’s boardwalk. Climb to the top of the Great Temple Mound for a stunning view of Downtown. Mark your calendar for their annual Indian Celebration happening Sept. 15 - 16. One of the largest Native American gatherings in the Southeast, the Celebration includes more than 200 craftsmen, dancers, storytellers, and living history demonstrators coming together to share their culture with visitors. Amerson River Park Previously the site of the Macon Water Authority, this newly renovated park contains 180 acres of paved walking trails, state-of-the-art playgrounds, pavilion space, and access to the Ocmulgee River. Pack a picnic for the family and enjoy your meal under a shaded pavilion. Walk, run, or ride the seven miles of trails. Grab your floats and tube 2-miles from one end of the park to the other. During the Spring and Summer months, book a half day kayak adventure at the Park with Ocmulgee Outdoor Expedition. Tattnall Square Park Located across from Mercer University and a short walk to restaurants and shopping at Mercer Village, Tattnall Square Park is the perfect place to enjoy a sunny afternoon. Let the kids play on the playground, bring a soccer ball and play in the large green space, and sit by the beautiful Peace Foun-
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tain. Head to the park every Wednesday from 3:30 - 6:30 p.m. for the Mulberry Market where you can shop from an array of fresh local produce, meats, dairy, baked goods, and more. Grab your tennis racket and play a match at Tattnall Square Tennis Center also located in the park.
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Coleman Hill The highest point in Downtown Macon, Coleman Hill offers a spectacular view of the city. At the top of the hill, you’ll find Mercer University School of Law and the historic Woodruff House. While you’re there, go down the concrete slides and enjoy the large open space. During the Summer months, Bragg Jam hosts Second Saturday, a free live concert, at the park. Central City Park Macon’s first public park, Central City is home to several Macon favorites. Historic Luther Williams Field, built in 1929, is the future home of Macon Bacon baseball with their inaugural season kicking off in June 2018. Grab your skates and head to the new Central City Skatepark. Central City is also the location of the Cherry Blossom Festival Amusement Ride Midway happening March 16 - 25 and Macon Arts Alliance’s annual Fired Works Ceramics Exhibition and Sale happening April 12 - 22. AUTHOR: CHANDLER PRICE Born and raised right here in Macon, Georgia, my love for this city continues to grow every day. The rich history that lies here in the heart of Georgia is something that needs to be shared with the world. As the Web Media Manager at Visit Macon, I hope to encourage others to come and experience the soul of this special place.
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The 13th Annual Fired Works Regional Ceramics Exhibition and Sale will be held April 14-22, 2018 in Macon's beautiful Central City Park. The Round Building exhibit will feature Ester Lipscomb and 60 master potters from Georgia and the Southeast. Tickets for Preview Party, Workshops and Classes are available at firedworksmacon.com.
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4.14 Rev-Up for The Derby: A Day of Free, Crazy Fun!
The smell of hay bales and binding twine, the rush of a downhill thrust, the sleak designs... the ridiculous...
Ten years in, and the Magnolia Soap Box Derby has become one of the signature community events in Central Georgia. The second Saturday in April brings an all day, family-friendly extravaganza featuring the best aspects of competition and creativity. But whether you’re excited about the Big Wheel Race, the fun concepts or the feats of engineering, it’s the volunteers that are truly responsible for the Magnolia Soap Box Derby’s enduring success. “We have a group of around 20 or so Maconites who are excited about investing in the community with meaningful and worthwhile events,” says Alison Bender, Executive Co-Director of
the derby. “We have all been a part of the Derby for years, either racing, sponsoring, or simply being a spectator.” And what’s new to the Magnolia Soap Box Derby? “We’ll have all the great things everyone has grown to love over the years from a live DJ and entertainment to food trucks and the Big Wheel race for kids 4-9. In line with our mission and vision, as an extension of our Gravity Racing Challenge and STEM commitment, we will be adding a new interactive learning center in the park for elementary and middle school students. The “Hotwheel’s STEM Zone and Raceway” will feature stations focused on concepts like aerodynamics, weight, and energy. The racetrack will allow for a play and learn environment courtesy of a grant from the Community Foundation.” 2018 marks the second year that new and returning teams could apply for grant funding from the Knight Foundation. But how bout the races? Afterall, that ‘s what it’s all about. The Magnolia Soap Box Derby is made up of four seperate events that range from exhibition to professional. “It’s hard to pick a favorite,” says the the derby’s Vendors Chair, JD Dunston. “But I really love the Shade Tree Division.” The Shade Tree Division allows for teams to compete with a focus on original and entertaining designs. On the other end of the spectrum
is the Professional Division, Alison’s favorite. “These teams spend months preparing and building their cars. Their cars are pristine, there are no gimmicks or themes, just fierce competition!” The family-focused derby also offers an event for younger participants with the Kid’s Big Wheel Race. Mariana Furlin, Volunteer and Race Team Registration Chair claims the Big Wheel Race as her favorite of the day. “It’s so wonderful to see the little kids’ excitement as they race on Big Wheels down the track that the adults race! They are so wideeyed about the whole thing, it’s gets the viewers re-energized about the newness and thrill of it all! It’s infectious!” The Big Wheel Race is open to children ages 3-8, and parents can register the day of the event. Oh, and the derby’s got your Big Wheel covered! The STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Gravity Racing Challenge funded through the Knight Foundation gives local highschool teams a chance to compete at a national level with the All-American Soap Box Derby. Marketing and Promotion Chair, Tyler Horne loves the event, “Because it allows regional high schools to meet each other and make a connection.” The Gravity Race has helped the derby grow with student teams from all over Georgia, and says Tyler, “It’s a great example of how education can be fun!”
Over 5000 spectators are expected to fill Washington Square Park and line Magnolia Street this year. “Get to the derby early and plan on staying all day,” advises JD Dunston. “We have you covered with non-stop entertainment, there is food and drink to purchase, vendors in Washington Park, and it really is meant to be an all-day event. Show up early to get the best viewing spots!” Tyler Horne and Mariana Furlin want new visitors be excited. “First time derby attendees should come prepared for epic energy. All day long this event is high energy,” says Tyler. Mariana offers tips for human and pet alike. “Remember the basics: sunscreen, hydrate and eat! It’s easy to get caught up in the event, there’s so much to see and do! Oh! If you bring your pet, don’t make it stand on the hot asphalt, and remember, it needs hydration too!” Team registration ends on Friday April 13th, so visit magnoliaderby.com for more information on the different divisions and to volunteer. “This group loves to have fun!” Alison exclaims. “We have all been a part of the Derby for years, either racing, sponsoring, or simply being a spectator. For all of us, the derby is the best family friendly, free event Macon has to offer!” Be a part of this exceptional day in Central Georgia, the Magnolia Soap Box Derby Saturday April 14! 11thHourOnline.com 13
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A.P.’s Hidden Hideaway 4274 Broadway Macon 478-781-5656 Classic rock n’ roll bar with burgers, salads, sandwiches, wings and more! Homestyle Southern Cookin’ Sundays! Outdoor seating available. L/D/Bar $
El Camino 382 2nd Street Macon 478-257-6393 elcaminomacon.com Simple and refined taqueria-- tacos, tortas and tequilas with daily features. L/D/Bar $-$$
The Backburner 2242 Ingleside Ave Macon 478-746-3336 backburnermacon.com Elegant dining featuring steaks, chops, seafood, and more! Thursday is Lobster Night (call ahead to reserve), Saturday Brunch. Outdoor seating available. Reservations encouraged. L/D/Bar $$-$$$. Barberitos 4123 Forsyth Rd Suite G Macon 478-621-4883 4921 Riverside Dr Macon 478-254-5802 barberitos.com Burritos, tacos, salads, quesadillas, nachos, and more using locally sourced, farm-fresh ingredients. L/D $-$$ The Brick 1305 Hardeman Ave #100 Macon 478-254-3632 thebrick93.com Made-from-scratch pizza, calzones, and stuffed sticks. Fresh salads, wings, and pasta. Wide variety of draft & bottled beer! L/D/Bar $-$$ Circa 4420 Forsyth Rd Macon 478-621-4140 maconcirca.com American brasserie, featuring classic and contemporary French and European cuisine, salads, seafood, steaks, sushi. Saturday Brunch starts 2/24! Reservations encouraged. L/D/Bar $$-$$$ Dovetail 543 Cherry St (above the Rookery) Macon 478-238-4693 dovetailmacon.com Farm-to-table casual fine dining. Southern crafted small plates and a cultivated bourbon selection. Reservations encouraged. Complimentary valet located on Mulberry St Lane for dinner only. Saturday & Sunday Brunch. D/Bar $$-$$$ Downtown Grill 562 Mulberry St. Lane Macon 478-742-5999 macondowntowngrill.com English-style steak and chop house with nightly features, extensive wine list, and amazing bourbon and whiskey selection. Cigar bar and private humidor. Complimentary Valet. Reservations encouraged. D/Bar $$-$$$ Edgar’s Bistro 5171 Eisenhower Pkwy Macon 478-471-4250 edgarshospitality.com City Chic and a foodie’s dream! Edgar’s Bistro presents a dining experience that nourishes the body and soul. Open for lunch & dinner Monday-Friday, Edgar’s serves as a hands-on training facility for the Culinary students at Helms Col-
Fatty’s Pizza 344 2nd St Macon 478-744-9880 fattyspizzamacon.com Pizza, calzone, wings, & salads. Gluten Free options and delivery to Downtown Macon. L/D $ Fincher’s Bar-B-Q 3947 Houston Ave Macon 478-787-4648 5627 Houston Rd Macon 478-7876947 891 Gray Hwy East Macon 478-787-4649 finchersbbqga.net So fine, it went to the moon in ‘69! Delicious Southern barbecue at four locations in Macon and Warner Robins featuring pulled pork, chicken, ribs, burgers, and more. Family owned & operated since 1935! L/D $ Greek Corner Deli 587 Cherry St Macon 478-254-3059 Greek Corner Pizza 3267 Vineville Ave Macon 478-254-7060 Old world favorites and new world classics. Hummus, Gyros, Souvlaki, Baklava and Loukoumades, Salads & Subs and more! L/D/Bar $ H & H Soul Food 807 Forsyth St Macon 478-621-7044 handhsoulfood.com “The H” is an institution woven into the fabric of Macon’s history. Since 1959, H&H has kept Macon’s most diverse clientele well-fed with delicious, stick-to-ya-ribs soul food while gaining global fame from the unique friendship between founder Mama Louise Hudson and the Allman Brothers Band. B/L $ Harp & Bowl La Bistro 520 Mulberry Street 478-743-8682 Healthy and delicious acai bowls, hormone-free sandwiches, quinoa bowls, fresh seasonal salads, desserts, a massive juice bar and more! B/L $ Ingleside Village Pizza 2396 Ingleside Ave Macon inglesidevillagepizza.com It doesn’t get any better than IVP! Hand-tossed, homemade dough and fresh toppings, salads, sandwiches, and the sloppiest breadsticks! Voted the best pizza in Central Georgia by readers of the 11th Hour and the Macon Telegraph! 80+ cold, craft beers! L/D /Bar $ Just Tap’d 488 1st St Macon 478-599-9951 justtapd.com Gastropub serving tap brews over the counter & bottles from the shelves, plus hearty bar grub. L/D/Bar $ 11thHourOnline.com 17
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By Bo Walker
It’s time for a trip to the grocery store. You find a convenient parking space, sensitively dodge the panhandlers, and locate a clean looking shopping cart. You give it a couple of test pushes, making sure it’s not one of those janky carts you always seem to get stuck with. It glides like the hot butter you’ll be cooking with later on. Triumphantly, you push your produce chariot through the carpeted lobby. When you hit the tiled floor of the store’s interior, your cart starts suddenly hitting invisible potholes. The people bagging groceries and cashiers stop what they’re doing to see what could be making such commotion, as though this is something surprising and not an assuredly constant occurrence. How did this happen? Begrudgingly, you return to the cart receptacle to select a different vessel. You make a selection and once more give a couple test pushes. Everything seems to check out, but this feels a little too familiar. After running a few ocular diagnostics on the wheels—as if you’d even know what to look for—things seem to be in working order. Unfortunately, you’ve been swindled a second time, and this new cart is even worse than the first. “It’s just a cart,” you tell yourself, “get over it and buy the damn groceries.” This is my Groundhog Day, yet without the charm or valuable life lessons of that famous Bill Murray film (also with 100% less Andie MacDowell and ice-sculpting). All through the store, pushing what sounds like an active jackhammer, I turn heads and
catch quizzical eyebrows from fellow shoppers, as if this were somehow my fault. The vibrations travel up my hands, through my arms, and make their way into my gradually hardening heart, while I watch my carefully selected items jostle to and fro. I’m done with it. From here on out I’m doing us all a service and taking these over-the-hill mobile food cages out to pasture. They’ll get one more sentimental lap around the “farm,” then I’m taking them out back for the “Old Yeller treatment.” Someone has to start this revolution, and if no one else is willing to step up and be the hero we deserve right now, I’m willing to be that guy. It is possible, however, I’m not alone. Perhaps, these heroes already exist and we haven’t even realized it. Think of all those times you have seen a shopping cart on the side of the road, miles away from any grocery store. Could that be the work of a like-minded cart vigilante? Someone so fed up with the cycle of shopping cart frustration, that they pushed it as far away from the store as they could stand? Whoever these people are, and whatever their motives, I commend them. That’s one less cart for me to have to send to the great grocery store in the sky. William “Bo” Walker is a Mercer University graduate and a lifelong Macon native, whose passions for comedy, music, writing, and an often passive commitment to success are only surpassed by his passion for reliable shopping carts.
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“There’s a Yiddish proverb that says, ‘Man plans – or person plans – and God laughs.’ There’s always something for me to do. There’s just always something to accomplish. Even in retirement, I’m just as busy as I was before.”
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The Maconites tell our story, one by one.
Macon has a story to tell. One by one,
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“Okay, I was born in Washington, D.C. That’s my hometown. Went through the public school system there and graduated from George Washington University in 1973. Then I went to rabbinical school in New York City. Well, for the first year it was in Jerusalem…and then I was, next four years in New York City. Was ordained in ‘78. The year in Israel was during the Yom Kippur War which was a very interesting time to be there.
it’s like a whole day of worship service, Jerusalem was in a blackout.
It was Yom Kippur which was the holy state of the Jewish calendar year, the day of atonement… sitting in the Yochanan Ben Zakai Synagogue in the Jewish quarter of the old city of Jerusalem at about 2:00, 2:30, somewhere around there all of the air raid sirens started going off. What had happened that morning, I guess it was about 6:00 in the morning, an Israeli jet had kinda buzzed Jerusalem, which I thought was kinda weird for Yom Kippur to do it on that day.
But, anyway I was ordained in ‘78. I went to Israel when I was at George Washington University… and that just sorta opened my eyes. You know, we would be riding on the bus and the driver would say, ‘You see that plane to the left. That’s where David fought Goliath.’ I mean it’s one thing to tell the Bible stories. It’s another thing to actually be there. So, it was kind of that trip that sorta set me on the course that I’ve been on for the last 45 years, or so.
We rarely heard planes in Jerusalem. But that obviously was some kind of a signal to folks there. So all the air raid sirens, you know, went off. And, by the time we got out of the synagogue, because
So, I basically came south to Columbus in 1987. So I was really sorta able to hit the ground running here. For me, it was, ‘How do you integrate yourself into the community…as quickly as possible?’
I had to go fill the bathtub with water just in case something happened to the drinking supply. What ultimately happened was that the men, in particular…were called to their units…which left a lot of gaps, you know, in a lot of the services that they did as their job.
It was join the Rotary Club, do the Leadership Macon program…I started going to City Council meetings. Then, the opportunity presented itself to run for elected office…which I ran for and was lucky enough to get elected to. It was a time when people were saying, ‘We need good people. We need good people to serve on Council. So, I just sort of said, you know, ‘Here I am. Send me.’ I’m glad because I do think that my presence has brought some stability… The Council, now the Commission, We used to debate, ‘Which comes first – the businesses that attract the people or the people that attract the businesses?’ I think it’s the people being here, the population to be served that attracts the business. And we’re doing that now. I think that a lot more people are on the same page than they were before. ‘Cause, the growth and even still the potential for growth in the downtown area, it’s pretty phenomenal and it’s happening. Yeah, I’m pretty happy with the way things have worked out. 11thHourOnline.com 23
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Lofts at Capricorn A Legendary Address By Traci Burns A decade ago, prospects for the historic Capricorn Studio looked bleak – the building, once a hub for genre-defining musicians like the Allman Brothers and Wet Willie, sat crumbling and untended on MLK, even landing on the 2010 “Places in Peril” list by the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation. But thanks to a partnership between Mercer University, NewTown Macon, Sierra Development, and Southern Pine Plantations, new life is being breathed into the studio and its surroundings. Work on the studio itself is ongoing, but the Lofts at Capricorn, a state-of-the-art loft living community, are open and ready for business. “I feel like we’ve pushed downtown Macon out another block,” says Nikki Rogers, Regional Manager for Sierra Development. “We’re stretching the perimeter here, and it’s exciting.” The Lofts at Capricorn will have 137 total lofts when they’re finished – construction on their final building is slated to be completed by the end of March – and in addition to the spacious floor plans, state-ofthe-art amenities, beautiful views, and private parking, they also have a wonderfully appointed fitness center and the only infinity swimming pool in any downtown community. These things fit into their goal of offering a
vibrant, healthy lifestyle to people also seeking to live in a community steeped in history and poised on the edge of exciting growth. The Capricorn restoration will bring with it even more opportunities – according to Larry Brumley, senior vice president for marketing communications & chief of staff at Mercer, who is overseeing the project, the goal is to have it completed by 2019, which will mark Capricorn’s 50th anniversary. In addition to modernizing the studio and returning it to an operable state, they also hope to create “music incubators” – rehearsal rooms of varying sizes that musicians can rent by the month. A mini-museum, or “interpretive space,” is slated for the second floor and will be a free-to-the-public interactive display of Macon music history memorabilia, and there are also plans to have office space available for local nonprofits. Although the studio itself isn’t open yet, the musical history of the building is alive and well in the lofts’ décor – photos and records from local music icons like Little Richard and Wet Willie dot the walls, and Michael Pierce’s eye-catching black and white mural, originally painted as part of an Earth Day celebration in 1996, has been lovingly restored by the artist – it now faces the out-
door pool, but it has also been translated into an outsized piece of artwork that decorates the lobby area. “We hope this space will be able to be used for lots of things besides just a great place to live – that’s part of why we’re so excited to be downtown,” says Rogers – and undoubtedly, it will; the Cherry Blossom fashion show afterparty was already held there, and the Young Professionals plan to hold a social event there in May. Part of what made Capricorn so great was the unlikely partnerships that were forged to create that music – in those prejudiced and segregated days, the racially diverse artists and businessmen who worked together to create Capricorn Records were able to stumble onto something innovative and new – the sweaty, twangy, bluesy, funky Southern Rock sound. This new development, also a bit of an unlikely partnership, ensures that the birthplace of that sound will get the attention it deserves – the revitalization and rebirth of the studio and the surrounding area will offer lots of new, exciting options, including the possibility of living in a loft with a truly legendary address at Lofts at Capricorn. “Jim Daws [president of Sierra Development] has a vision that just blows my mind,” says Rogers. “He continues to get better. I respect that he wants to pour everything back into Macon and continue to help Macon be a great place to live, work, and play.” Lofts at Capricorn 520 MLK Jr Blvd, Macon GA 31201 Phone: 478-200-4567 www.liveatlofts.com www.facebook.com/liveatlofts 11thHourOnline.com 25
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AMANDA SHIRES Amanda Shires is a singer, a songwriter, a Texan, and a violinist. She’s a mother and a wife. It’s easy to compare her to female icons-- Dolly, Emmylou, or even Loretta... All women who’ve defied convention in the expressly male-dominated world of country music. But there’s a fresh fight being played out across the airwaves, and Amanda Shires has her dukes up. Ashley Doolin caught up with Amanda at home to discuss her show in Macon on April 11th, her new album, and just how Mama plans to change that Nashville sound. You’ve gotten to tour and perform as well as befriend one of my all time idols, the one and only (because God broke the mold after him) Mr John Prine… What has that been like for you? Being taken under such an amazing man and artist’s wing like that? Oh God yes, he’s amazing! It’s a dream really. At first it was terrifying, like in a horror story terrifying. For about the first week that I played with him, I couldn’t conjure up words or remember any of the words to his songs, which I know by heart, and now I know them even when I’m around him! It’s terrifying meeting someone that is a hero because you have this idea in your mind of who they are, what they stand for, and what they believe just by listening to their music. Sometimes when you meet somebody that you have sort of pictured and developed as a person in your mind, it doesn’t add up in real life. And I was scared about that, because I always wanted him to be my hero. I wanted him to always be that person that I had in my mind, that of such great character and wit. After a week I figured out that he was the person I had imagined that he was, and I didn’t have to experience the thing that I have
had to experience before with heroes-- that they let you down, and he has never let me down. He’s the same person on stage that he is off stage. A practical joker, and a card player, an oyster eater, and terrible at shaving his own face! He’s just awesome! So, for those listeners of ours that live under a rock and don’t know, you’re the wife and band member to some guy named Jason Isbell. How is Mr. Shires doing? He’s doing great! He’s in the kitchen right now feeding the baby! She’s not really a baby anymore, although I keep calling her a baby. She’s 2 ½. I’m a mother-- it was the hardest job I ever had, and along the way I lost myself a little bit. I can’t remember the exact tweet, but I can recall a tweet your husband sent out after you found out you were expecting that asked for both his and your fans to quit saying that you would stop playing and touring because you wouldn’t, it was something you loved. I absolutely despise the way some of our society thinks a woman’s place is still only in the home and was so happy that he addressed it like he did. How have you
maintained and preserved your identity through your journey of motherhood? I think you lead by example, and if there’s something out there that you want to do... that you’ve picked a partner that will encourage you and have your back when you make those kinds of decisions... He’s been that for me, anytime somebody has said, “I guess you’re not going to tour anymore”, he would have my back when I would lose my sh*t and say, “Oh no, you didn’t just say that!” and go off. A lot of it is awareness too. It’s a relatively new thing in the span of history that women can have their jobs, and also their identity as an individual, AND be a mother. And a wife or whatever. So, I think the more folks that do it, the more that our communities allow it, and also allow more women to help and have jobs, like being a Nanny or an assistant-- I don’t have one of those, but the more we can encourage it, adapt, grow, and evolve then the easier it will be on everybody. It does take a village, and sometimes people don’t want to reach out for help. My Mom just moved to town a couple of months ago. She was living in Texas. That’s been a HUGE help. Just to have somebody that you can count on that’s just a few miles down the road. Someone that can help you when you’re freaking out because of a fever or whatever. I don’t know how I got through it up to this point. She’s only been here a few months. And you have a new album in the works for 2018-you’re working with Dave Cobb again on this, correct? You’ve also mentioned that Gillian Welch will make a guest appearance? What can your listeners expect from you on this? We finished the record, and I am so excited! Yeah, she is. MAN! That was such an honor-- that she liked the song enough to sing harmonies. She’s the only guest appearance on the album. I mean, Jason is playing guitar, but he doesn’t sing. She is the only guest on 11thHourOnline.com>> 29
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Hear Seth Walker on 100.9 The Creek and catch him live on the Creek Stage @ The Rookery presented by Pretoria Fields April 5th! In 1913, Victrola issued a violin with piano version of Shubert's Ave Maria. The violinist, Mischa Elman, had been a child prodigy. He studied at the St. Petersberg Conservatory, and at the time of the Victrola release, was widely considered the greatest violinist in the world. He was passionate and evocative, a genius capable of manipulating emotions through music. A Japanese teenager named Shinichi Suzuki heard Elman's Ave Maria in 1915, and it compeled him. Suzuki's father owned a violin factory in Nagoya, but neither Shinichi nor any of his eleven siblings played music. In fact, the Suzuki children thought the violins were only toys. Mischa Elman's music changed that. Shinichi plucked a violin from the factory and began to mimic the sounds produced from the Shellac. In less than five years, he was learning beside the masters in Europe. As a student and then a teacher himself, Suzuki held the belief that anyone could play music. Children, he thought, learned to speak easily enough-- why not begin teaching them music in the same manner?The Suzuki Method was born from the idea that beautiful music creates beautiful individuals-and that's what Seth Walker was taught to believe. Seth Walker grew up in North Carolina surrounded by music and love. His parents were Quakers and had decided to combine households with another family in the early 1970s. They were also classical musicians who used the play-by-ear Suzuki Method to teach 4-year-old Seth violin and cello. The father of the other family in the commune was a country music fan, and Seth absorbed the wandering tales of Waylon and Willie as well as the sonatas and suites of Bach and Beethoven. It 30 MARCH 30 - APRIL 13, 2018
was the blues, though, that took a teenage Seth Walker, put a guitar in his hand and put him on the path. That path led to Texas. Austin, TX in the 1990s was a cornucopia of musical flavors. Seth Walker had arrived in the “Live Music Capital of the World” a guitar player, but soon discovered his vocal ability set him apart, created a new dynamic. He began to focus on singing, then writing. Austin was good to Seth Walker. He developed a style, a unique musical point of view. He made albums including a self-titled release in 2006 that put the next decade into motion. Seth met and began collaborationg with legendary songwriter and producer Gary Nicholson. That relationship resulted in the 2009 album Leap of Faith. Seth made Nashville his home base and continued to write, record, and tour. In 2012, he released Time Can Change, a loungey collection of songs featuring guest appearances by Ray Benson and Raul Malo. For his next album, Seth took to the history drenched haunts of New Orleans, and with Oliver Wood at the helm, created the soul soaked Sky Still Blue. Seth Walker is smooth, effortless in his delivery. There's no single influence detectable in his music. Instead, he's one of Americana's greatest enthusiasts, an artist who approaches his craft without genre distinction. Nothing exemplifies the spirit of Seth Walker more than his latest album, Gotta Get Back. In addition to guest appearances from the Wood Brothers, the album also features cello and violin arrangements from Seth's parents and sister. It's a record intended to feel like home.
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THE INTERVIEW, CONTINUED.... Shires with husband Jason Isbell
Amanda Shires at the CMA awards.
the record on a song called “White Feather”. I didn’t even know what to say... She could have even just made up words on the song, and I would have been great! It was an honor that she would think it was good enough to lend her voice to. One last question... You’ve called radio stations asking why they’re not playing more female artists, you wore that great tank with “Mama wants to change that Nashville sound” to the CMA awards... Women are being overlooked, especially in country music. In a perfect world, what do you want to see for yourself, for our mothers, sisters, and our daughters. Yeah, I got worst dressed on E-Online, but who cares! I got awesome dressed on Rolling Stone! SO, who are you gonna believe? You know, we gotta start somewhere ,and I mean, I started about a year and a half ago by listening to a station for a whole hour, or as long as I could stand it. I would write down the songs and what time I was listening, and then I would call in, and I would ask-- and then there would be a lot of blame shifting and circle talk. Like the one guy in Knoxville said, “Well, you have to
request women on a face book page,” and made this long ass thing up saying, “after they get requested for a certain amount of times, then we’ll play them.” And I was like, that makes no sense because how would you hear a new voice to even request that way?! How do you know who to request if you’re not playing them?! How can you request X and X artist if you’ve never heard them? At least have a show where you feature female artists, for-I don’t know? 30 minutes would be a good start! Here, New Artists, New Women artists of the week, something. That would be great! Then people could call in or do that stupid face book poll, something. It’s a start. I think it would be great. It’s still frustrating to me that songs like “Female” (by Keith Urban) can get into the top 4 but yet Keith Urban’s not doing anything as far as asking in this campaign... As far as to have female artists played and book ended to that song. In a way, it seems that folks are grabbing on to this thing as a way to sell songs, and you know-- it’s not a trend! It shouldn’t be treated as a way for men to make money on it! On a thing that is not THEIR problem, that They are actually going through. Yeah, it’s nice for you to consider. The sentiment is nice, but you’re
not doing enough. And even that song sucks. Nobody has to agree, we all get to have our own opinions, but to me that song sucks. Let’s hear some more women’s voices. This is a soapbox you can get me going on for a good while, Ashley! The big problem is that they’ve only allowed 1 or 2 spots that a woman can occupy so then women have to compete against each other for 2 spots, and guys get to sit around and be friends because there’s lots of room for them, and then people think that nobody likes women’s music because nobody buys women’s music, but that’s also a lie too-- because there aren’t enough women artists out there to balance the statistic of it. After a while, things become a little bit more clear, and you can only take so much for so long. I look forward to hearing your new album and also doing a Deconstructiong Divas show on you, here at The Creek! I love the damn Creek! Read the entire interview at 11thhouronline.com, and don’t miss Amanda Shires on April 11th!
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LUKE GALLOWS
A fixture on the American independent wrestling scene and joining the line-up at WWE Live in Macon on April 1. BY AARON IRONS
Luke Gallows signed with the WWE’s Deep South Wrestling developmental territory in 2005. Since then, Luke’s been member of CM Punk’s Straight Edge Society. He’s competed for TNA and Tommy Dreamer’s House of Hardcore. In 2013, Luke Gallows ventured to New Japan Pro Wrestling. There, he partnered with Karl Anderson, becoming a member of the 21st Century’s answer to the Four Horsemen, NWO, and D-Generation X-- an international, cross-promotional wrestler’s alliance known as the Bullet Club. I had the chance to talk to Luke ahead of the WWE Live event at Macon Coliseum on April 1. And brother (and sister), believe me when I say we coulda talked all afternoon...
I think it’s a fine line that you have to walk because you have to be able to manipulate people’s emotions to tell a proper story, to have them emotionally invested in exactly what you’re doin’-- and I think that is... When you can nail that formula down, and you come together with a program... with a guy or people that you’re workin’ with, and you push that focal point and that button, and you elicit that reaction, especially today when everybody’s got cell phone at their fingertips...The attention span for entertainment, per se, might not be what it once was. You’re doin’ somethin’ special anytime you can do that. It’s a really cool feeling. My dream WrestleMania match... Ohhh... Karl and I, I think would love to be in Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Downtown Atlanta... Give us WWE RAW Tag Team championship... We’ll take in one corner, Gallows & Anderson. In the other corner Stone Cold Steve Austin & The Rock, and in the other corner the Rock n’ Roll Express-- Triple Threat! Bring it on, baby! April 1st, man-- we were just talkin’ about it... That is gonna be a locked, loaded, stacked card. You’re gonna see everybody... Roman Reigns in the house, Finn Balor, Gallows & Anderson vs the Miztourage! This is the final WWE Live event, other than Monday Night RAW in Atlanta, before we head down to Wrestlemania 34. We’re geared up! If you are in the area for the Macon show or for RAW in Atlanta, stop by my tattoo shop. Bring your ticket stub for 50% off your tattoo-- Painted Gypsy Tattoo 1140 Nortec Dr Conyers, GA. So, like I said, this is an exciting weekend for me. We’re gearin’ up for Wrestlemania, we’re in my home state, and I can’t wait to see everybody!”
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NIGHTLIFE He might’ve cut his teeth on the Yardbirds and Cream, but it was B.B. King and a mythical guitar string that inspired Tinsley Ellis to become a bluesman. Ellis found the sweet spot between enthusiast and performer, and since his solo debut on Alligator Records in 1988 has defined his career with enthralling live shows and passionate albums. After thirty years and eighteen releases, Tinsley Ellis went home to Alligator Records with Winning Hand, a collection that champions tradition while allowing for Ellis’ signature innovation. In anticipation of his show at the Hargray Capitol Theatre on March 31st, Tinsley took the time to answer a few questions... - AARON IRONS
11 QUESTIONS WITH
Tinsley Ellis
1. Watching you play, there’s a smooth calculation that occurs between the beats-- where do you go in those moments? I like melodic playing rather than just seeing how many notes I can cram into a solo. It took many years to reach the point where my solos could breathe.
guitar player? Write your own songs!
2. During an episode of Into The Mystic, Kirk West commented on the 1960’s British Invasion essentially returning the blues to American culture. I know you’re a fan of that era. Was there a record that made a particular impression and started you down the path? John Mayall’s Beano album with a young Eric Clapton on guitar is the epitome of British Blues Rock. I still listen to it 50 years later.
7. You released Georgia Blue on Alligator Records back in 1988, and now you’re back with the label. Does it feel like a homecoming? Yes, it does. And they are the best label out there for a roots artist like me. I found that out the hard way!
3. Okay-- you’re on the road, and you get seperated from your gear. Everything is safe and sound, but you get to the gig and only one guitar makes it on time-- which one’s it gotta be? My 1967 Gibson ES 345 (because no man has ever wanted to sound like Freddie King more than I). 4. Your latest album, Winning Hand, features a rendition of Leon Russell’s “Dixie Lullaby”-- what made that essential? We lost Leon a short while back and I wanted to do a tribute to him. Leon is my biggest songwriting influence. 5. What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever given another
6. Better creative space, the stage or the studio? Stage. It’s every blues artist’s natural habitat.
8. No one’s around, house is empty-- what do you sit and play when nobody’s listening? Be honest... Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. Damn, I miss the 70’s. 9. Luther Dickinson said, “The blues is not children’s music. We get better at it, the older we get.” Would you call that an accurate statement? Yes. Because I’m seldom entertained by virgins. 10. Last actual vinyl record you paid money for? B.B. King - Blues Is King. A used copy at Wuxtry Records in Decatur. 11. Who’d make the Tinsley Ellis “Dream” Blues Band? Me with Chuck Leavell on piano, Kevin McKendree on organ, Calep Emphrey on drums and Benny Turner on bass. 11thHourOnline.com 33
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Five things to see, hear, watch, drink or eat.
WHAT WE’RE DRINKING
THREE TAVERNS BREWING LORD GREY SOUR
Years ago, when Volvo owners everywhere started riding fixies and paying 8 dollars for a pint of “craft beer” I thought it was just silly. Beer is Beer is Beer is what my ancestors taught me. Bud Heavies worked just fine. Eventually though, I started venturing out, trying new stuff here and there. I didn’t like much of it. Heavy craft beers make me feel too full, and though my figure might lead you to believe I like such a feeling, I really don’t. I don’t like feeling like I’m drinking the equivalent of a bucket of mashed potatoes. Then I found Sours. I like Sours a lot. And my favorite Sour right now is Lord Grey; a recipe worked out by the good folks of Three Taverns Brewery in Decatur that uses Earl Grey Tea Leaves. (Jesus, who am I?) It’s a tart, crisp easy drinking ale with herbal flavors and a pretty heavy citrus back. It’s part of their Sour Asylum Series, and as all the beers in the series, the can is a bad ass design by Metaleap Creative in Atlanta. We sell it at the Socity Garden on Ingleside, but you can get it just about anywhere for six bucks a can. Yeah, it’s that good. BRAD EVANS
REQUIRED LISTENING
THE BEATLES ABBEY ROAD By AMBER PIERCE of The Vineyard Band
I almost didn’t write about Abbey Road. I thought it too cliché, but then realized a lot of people only know The Beatles’ early pop hits in their “boy band” days. I love those pop hits and those boy band days, but only knowing The Beatles in that way is like only knowing love before you’ve had your first kiss. Or your first time. Puppy love is awesome, but it would be a shame if that’s all you ever knew. As an avid traveler and constant commuter, Abbey Road has kept me focused on many a trip and kept me company in many an airport. It’s my go-to when I am on a mission to get stuff done but need to go with the flow. My go-to karaoke song happens to be “Oh, Darling”, and my band does a cool country version of “Come Together.” As a yoga instructor, I’ve taught an entire vinyasa flow class to this album, and I regularly include tracks in my current teaching playlists. I’ve cleaned, drawn, written, painted, laughed, cried and even f---d to this album a kazillion times over the years. It’s the flow, man. It’s the perfect album to get lost in thought with, to contemplate to, to brain storm on and to get those creative juices... flowing! From start to finish, Abbey Road seamlessly blends one song into the next with interesting and surprising reprisals where you’d least expect. Despite the ease in which the songs flow, they’re also in striking contrast to one another and span a broad range of styles. If you’ve never listened to Abbey Road, get your hands on a copy to discover the depth and variety The Beatles were able to produce within one concept. Or just fall in love with it all over again.
WHAT WE’RE WATCHING
SIR DOUG AND THE GENUINE TEXAS COSMIC GROOVE
In the ragged, righteous, and rowdy history of Texas music, there was never anybody quite like Doug Sahm. There’s a myth that’s grown up around the man, and I confess I didn’t know any of it. But I’m obsessive over the obscure titles that pop up daily on Netflix and Amazon Prime (check out instantwatcher.com, and prepare to lose an hour of your day). Perusing the daily Prime releases, I spotted 2015’s Sir Doug and the Genuine Texas Cosmic Groove. Sahm fell in love with the pedal steel at a young age and become a prodigy. In the mid 1960’s, he and Augie Meyers formed the Sir Douglas Quintet in an attempt to ride the British wave of bands invading America, but the true Texans eventually eschewed their Beatle-bobs for Stetsons and began a revolution in Lonestar rock n’ roll. From introducing Tex-Mex music into West coast psychedalia and vice versa to constantly searching for “the groove”, the truth of Doug Sahm is as good as the legend. AARON IRONS
WHAT WE’RE COOKING
MAPLE GLAZED DUCK BREASTS
New recipes can be intimidating. When you say “tonight’s dinner is duck”, it can be downright scary. This recipe is a flavorful boost to cooking duck breast the right way, with a slightly spicy maple syrup glaze. I promise you, in about a week after having first made this dish, you’ll want to make it again! ASHLEY DOOLIN
WHAT WE’RE LISTENING TO
PODCAST COCAINE & RHINESTONES
On the surface, the world of classic country music never crossed the line. The artists were clean cut, wholesome and exuded the traditional morals and values of rural America. They personified the Hee Haw mentality. It’s one of the reasons the outlaws of the 1970’s were viewed as so shocking. But in reality, Music Row and the Nashville guard were hiding secrets. Cocaine and Rhinestones: The History of Country Music, a podcast hosted by Tyler Mahan Coe, flips country music upside down and exposes its dirty underbelly for all to see. Who better to throw some mud on country music’s shiny exterior than Tyler, son of legendary outlaw rocker David Allan Coe? Podcast episode highlights include a drunken Ernest Tubb shooting up the lobby of the National Life building in downtown Nashville, the questionable authorship of Bobbie Gentry’s classic “Ode To Billie Joe”, and the rumored nude photo blackmail of Jeannie C. Riley after the release of “Harper Valley PTA”. Cocaine and Rhinestones has quickly become the number one music podcast on iTunes. Coe is gearing up for season two and has been given access to rare archive materials in the Country Music Hall of Fame for his research. As Buck and Roy would say, “It’s gonna be a doozy!” Find it on iTunes. TONY DOOLIN 34 MARCH 30 - APRIL 13, 2018
INGREDIENTS: 2 Duck Breasts ¼ C Pure Maple Syrup ½ tsp Cayenne Pepper 1 Tblsp Brown Sugar Pinch of salt and pepper Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Using a sharp knife, trim any excess skin around the duck meat so that it is not “overhanging”. Slice (Score) a few slits into the top of the skin being careful not to cut into the meat. Season your duck with salt and pepper and place them, skin side down, in a dry, cold skillet. Place the skillet over medium heat and cook for about 5 minutes. (starting with a cold skillet will help render the fat out of the skin.) After about 5 minutes, the skin should be starting to brown, if not, turn the heat up a bit. Once browned, flip the breasts so they sear on the bottom side. Cook in skillet for about 2 minutes, then place in oven proof dish- skin side down. Place in 400 degree oven and bake 4 minutes, skin side down. Remove from oven, flip to skin side up and baste them with your maple glaze, returning to oven for 4 more minutes. Remove and glaze again. Let breasts sit for 5 minutes before slicing.
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NIGHTLIFE GO HEAR! FRIDAY 3/30
OTIS
THE HUMMINGBIRD, 10PM
Deep in South Central Kentucky authentic music is alive and well through native musicians who are still testifying to brothers and sisters all around the world. Otis has taken in a steady diet of Roots, Blues, and Classic Rock and Roll, and created their own unique sound. Otis draws from the raw electric sounds of Muddy Waters and stirs in a heavy influence of Southern sounds, courtesy of The Allman Brothers Band, Wet Willie, and more. This sums up what the sound of Otis is musically and gives a glimpse into the sound and soul of the four-piece band.theotisband.com THURSDAY 4/5
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TAPS & TUNES @ PIEDMONT
Try on Kaleigh Courson-- a 19 year old songbird with a voice that reminds you of how country music used to be. Her songs are as warm and comfy as the chair you made from the haybales in your Granddaddy’s barn... and just as real.- Chris Neal, Kaleigh Courson Brings it Back. Taps & Tunes is a weekly, free concert series brought to you by Friends of Macon Music and funded in part by the Downtown Challenge Grant.
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EXCLUSIVE NIGHTLIFE CALENDAR FRIDAY 3/30 A.P.’s Hidden Hideaway Karaoke w/ Chris 8pm-12am Billy’s Club House The Doods, 10pm/ No Cover Crazy Bull Matt Rogers (Country) 9pm $5 Hargray Capitol Theatre Scott Sharrard & Friends A Birthday Tribute to Eric Clapton. 8pm $20-$30 The Hummingbird OTIS (Blues, Rock) 10pm $5 Pub 96 (Bonaire) 8 Second Ride (Country) 9pm Society Garden The Vineyard Band (Americana, Country), $5 8 pm Wild Wing Cafe Big Daddy & Co. (Local Southern Rock) 9:30pm/No Cover
SATURDAY 3/31 A.P.’s Hidden Hideaway The Skeeterz (Classic & Southern Rock) 8:30pm/ No Cover Billy’s Club House Barrelhouse (Variety) 10pm / no cover
Crazy Bull Ryan West (county) 9pm/$5
Billy’s Clubhouse Karaoke 9pm/ No Cover
Creek Stage @ The Rookery Jazz Soul Brunch w/ Greg Black Trio 11am-3pm
Reboot Retrocade & Bar Sunday Funday 1pm
Hargray Capitol Theatre Tinsley Ellis 8pm $15-$240 w/ Lamar Williams Jr. The Hummingbird Row Jomah (Fusion, Funk, Pop, Rock)10pm/ $5 Pub 96 Adult Easter Egg Hunt 4pm Jim Jam Karaoke & Dance Party 9pm Reboot Retrocade & Bar Big Kids Brunch 1pm The Society Garden Campfire Jam 4pm-6pm Baxter James & George Greer 6-8pm (free). Sound Off Silent Disco 10pm-1am! $10 to participate. Dance under the stars to 3 DJs! Wild Wing Cafe Jennifer Mitchell Band 9:30pm/ No Cover
SUNDAY 4/1 A.P.’s Hidden Hideaway Big Mike 3pm/ No Cover
The Society Garden Reggae Sunday with Dean Brown 4-7 pm/Free
MONDAY 4/2 The Brick Bingo 7pm The Hummingbird Darts Tournament 7-9pm Piedmont Brewery & Kitchen Comedy Bingo 6pm Pub 96 Trivia 7pm / Free Pool
TUESDAY 4/3 Billy’s Clubhouse Karaoke 9pm The Hummingbird Open Mic Jam 9pm Pub 96 Texas Hold ‘Em Poker 8pm
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TUESDAY 4/10
MIKE FARRIS
THE CREEK STAGE AT THE ROOKERY, 8PM
Mike Farris is a musical renaissance man. He’s toured as lead singer for the Southern Rock Band Screaming Cheetah Wheelies, and following the demise of blues & rock legend Stevie Ray Vaughn, as the lead singer for the incomparable blues band, Double Trouble. In his solo career, he began to rediscover and reinterpret traditional black spiritual music by adding his own mix of vintage southern soul. For his efforts, Farris won the prestigious Americana Music Award for Best New & Emerging Artist, and a 2015 GRAMMY® award for Best Roots Gospel Album.- hargraycapitoltheatre.com
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LIVE MUSIC
OTIS
FRIDAY
3/30
SATURDAY
3/31
FRIDAY
4/6
Back City Woods w/Uncle Son
SATURDAY
4/7
Row Jomah ENCHANTMENT UNDER THE SEA
Adul� Prom
FRIDAY
4/13
swim in the wild
SATURDAY
4/14
Hot Rod Walt
& the Psycho Devilles
WEDNESDAY 4/4
FRIDAY 4/6
Billy’s Club House Trivia w/ Woody 7:30
A.P.’s Hidden Hideaway Karaoke w/ Chris 8pm-Midnight
Crazy Bull Karaoke 8:30pm $1 Creek Stage @ The Rookery Caroline Aiken 8pm $12 w/ Max Gomez Hummingbird Trivia @ 7pm; Karaoke w/ Man In The Box 9pm Pub 96 Dart League 8pm Karaoke w/ Jim Jam 9pm Reboot Retrocade & Bar Question Quest Trivia 7:30pm
Crazy Bull Michael Stacey (Classic Rock, Country, Southern Rock, and Motown/Oldies.) 9pm $5 Fresh Produce Records The Fooligans, $5/9pm The Hargray Capitol Theatre Chris Knight 8pm $17-$20
Society Garden $1 off all crafts beers 4-10pm
The Hummingbird Back City Woods (Americana/ Bluegrass) 10pm $5
THURSDAY 4/5
Pub 96 A2Z Band (Variety) 9pm
Billy’s Club House Open Jam Night 9pm The Brick Karaoke 8pm
Society Garden J. Scott Thompson (acoustic) 8pm / Free
Creek Stage @ The Rookery Seth Walker 8pm $12
Wild Wing Cafe Ethan Payne (Country) Never a cover
The Hummingbird Darts Tournament 7pm-9pm
SATURDAY 4/7
Piedmont Brewery & Kitchen Taps & Tunes; Kayleigh Courson 7pm/Free Pub 96 Karaoke & Dance Party 9pm Reboot Retrocade & Bar Cards Against Humanity 8pm Society Garden Trivia w/Ben Potter 7-9pm Every round wins drink tickets!
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Billy’s Club House Monkey Foot (Country, Southern Rock)10pm/ No Cover
Wild Wing Cafe Chris Taylor (Country) 9:30pm/No Cover
A.P.’s Hidden Hideaway Big Mike & the Booty Papas 8:30pm No Cover Billy’s Club House Groundhum (Rock, Country) 10pm No Cover The Crazy Bull Justin Lee Partin (Country) 9pm $5
Frank Hurricane 9pm feat. Jewel Eye Hargray Capitol Theatre Drake White & The Big Fire 8pm $15-$36 The Hummingbird Enchantment Under The Sea Adult Prom 8pm $5 Pub 96 Big Hairy Monster (Variety) 9pm Reboot Retrocade & Bar Big Kids Brunch 1pm The Society Garden Macon Makers Market 12-3 Gable Bradley 8pm $5 w/ Maggie Renfro Wild Wing Cafe Velvet Runway (70’s & 80’s Classic Rock) 9:30pm/ No Cover
TUESDAY 4/10 Billy’s Club House Karaoke 9pm Creek Stage @ The Rookery Mike Farris 8pm $20 Hummingbird Open Jam Night 9pm Pub 96 Texas Hold ‘Em Poker 8pm
WEDNESDAY 4/11 Billy’s Club House Trivia w/ Woody 7:30 The Creek Stage @ The Rookery Amanda Shires 8pm $16-$22 w/ Cory Branan Hummingbird Trivia @ 7pm, Karaoke 9pm
SUNDAY 4/8
Pub 96 Dart League 8pm Karaoke w/ Jim Jam 9pm
A.P.’s Hidden Hideaway Big Mike 3pm/ No Cover
Reboot Retrocade & Bar Question Quest Trivia 7:30pm
Billy’s Club House Karaoke 9pm
Society Garden Wine Down Yoga $15 Yoga + Wine, 6pm
The Hargray Capitol Theatre Dweezil Zappa 8pm $25-$70 The Society Garden Reggae Sunday with Dean Brown 4-7 pm/Free Reboot Retrocade & Bar Sunday Funday 1pm
MONDAY 4/9
The Brick, Bingo 7pm The Hummingbird Darts Tournament 7pm-9pm
Creek Stage @ The Rookery Jazz Soul Brunch w/ Greg Black Trio 11am-2pm
Piedmont Brewery & Kitchen Comedy Bingo 6pm
Fresh Produce Records
Pub 96 Trivia 7pm / Free Pool
THURSDAY 4/12 Piedmont Brewery & Kitchen Taps & Tunes w/ Josh Courson 7pm/free The Society Garden Trivia with Ben Potter 7-9pm Hargray Capitol Theatre 11th Hour Readers’ Choice Awards, 6pm red carpet / $5 Pub 96 Dart League 8pm Karaoke & Dance Party 9pm Reboot Retrocade & Bar Cards Against Humanity 8pm
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“I want you to LOVE Macon!
I want you to LIVE in Macon!” NEW LISTING IN TRENDY MIDTOWN: 236 Belvedere Dr, Macon $159,900
WHAT A HOUSE! CUL-DE-SAC: 332 Wimbledon Court - Healy Point
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Meet MEEKA Hound/Terrier Mix Adult - Female - Large "Meeka loves basking in the sunshine and playing in water."
Business Spotlight: DogWatch Hidden Fences Since 1995, DogWatch of Central Georgia has been locally owned and operated by David and Martha Roddenberry.
David and Martha live just outside of Macon in Monroe County and have 2 boys, 3 dogs, 2 cats, chickens and cows. Animals are a big part of their extended family! Together they work to provide the highest quality service and products to keep your pets safe at home. They provide each customer with a personal estimate and plan customized to meet their needs. DogWatch products feature the most advanced technology in the industry, operating on an FM frequency that assures no interference. Lifetime warranties and the longest battery life in the industry, mean less waste and more money in your pocket! DogWatch of Central Georgia takes pride in providing a premium quality pet friendly product, with professional installation, training, customer service, and a continued commitment to provide your pets the freedom they deserve.
We hand-bake our all natural dog treats with love using the finest locally sourced ingredients available. Find us at Travis Jean & Carol's Linens (Macon), and Bill’s Produce (Warner Robins).
Or shop online at Southernpawz.com
Kitty City is a non profit, 501(c)3, cage free, no kill cat rescue. Most of our cats come from local animal control facilities. All cats/kittens are spayed/ neutered, vaccinated and then offered for adoption. We provide a healthy, comfortable and safe place for them to live while waiting for adoption.
4530 Knight Rd. Macon • 478-305-7799
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Pet Grooming Services in Macon!
We offer bathing, grooming, teeth brushing and nail buffing services.
Sonya's Grooming... Call today to schedule an appointment!
(478) 476-9857
Gadd’s Animal Doctors of Gray veterinary services and boarding - p.c. of Central Georgia
we make your pet feel right at home!
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REAL WORLD DOG TRAINING & REHABILITATION! Puppy Training, Obedience & Behavior Modification Training
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The DogWatch Hidden Fence is a Consumer’s Digest Best Buy! The only premium selection in the pet containment category.
(478) 745-7877 dogwatchofcentralga@yahoo.com www.dogwatchofcentralga.com
Autorized DogWatch® dealer since 1996
• Bring their bed & toys • even their own food • general check-ups, baths, grooming and dental while they’re here
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