Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton Township. You can picnic there, but there is one catch.
From Anita Meeks of OG: “Perfect Day Trip! ART! SCULPTURE! HORTICULTURE!
“Friends of Neptune Library sponsoring bus trip to Grounds for Sculpture. Tuesday, September 19.
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MUSIC OF THE WEEK:
YO-YO MA, ENNIO MORRICONE: “Gabriel’s Oboe” from the album Essential Yo-Yo Ma. This movie music from The Mission, was composed by world famous Italian composer Ennio Morricone.
The Mission is a 1986 film about 18th century Jesuit priests who try to protect an Indian tribe in a remote region of South America. Roland Joffé was the director, and the stars were Robert DeNiro, Liam Neeson, and Jeremy Irons.
Morricone’s music for this film won the Golden Globe for Best Original Score, and the film was nominated for a Best Picture Oscar.
Doesn’t that end of the pier those folks are lying on have a weight limit now?
Choir Fest: Along with Jason, we have several wonderful guest conductors: it’s going to be wonderful!