GOUBEAUX’S SPONSOR TOMMY EMMANUEL

Jim and Enid Goubeaux with Keith Rawlins

Jim and Enid Goubeaux have donated funds to Darke County Center for the Arts as an Impressario sponsor of two Artists Series programs, and have also given an Angel level membership donation, DCCA’s highest level of membership. According to Artistic Director Keith Rawlins, “We are grateful to the Goubeaux’s who have not only been DCCA’s most generous Individual Supporter for the last ten years, but have also encouraged the increase in Individual Sponsorships by modeling their belief that the Arts are essential to a healthy community.”

Jim and Enid’s sponsorship will help underwrite the costs of presenting guitar guru Tommy Emmanuel on September 8, at St. Clair Memorial Hall in Greenville. Emmanuel’s program encompasses a wide variety of styles including his signature “Beatles Medley,” “Over The Rainbow,” and authentic music of an Australian Aboriginal marriage ceremony. Known as the guitar player’s guitarist, Tommy Emmanuel attracts large audiences world-wide. Rawlins states, “We are absolutely thrilled to have an artist of this caliber playing in our rural community; I hope that folks in Darke County take advantage of this opportunity to see a legend.”

Limited tickets are still available for the 8 pm concert, and may be purchased online at www.CenterForArts.net , or by contacting DCCA at 937-547-0908. All seats are reserved, tickets are $25 for adults; student tickets are half-price.

The Goubeaux’s will also sponsorship Toledo Symphony Orchestra’s (TSO) presentation of Classical Thunder on April 27, 2013. Bringing a 60-piece orchestra, TSO will fill the stage at St. Clair Memorial Hall with highly talented musicians and a communicative and personable conductor as they present a new program entitled Classical Thunder that features pieces such as “Ride of the Valkyries,” “The Overture of 1812,” and more rousing and ‘thunderous’ works of art. Tickets for this show and all DCCA programs are available online at www.CenterForArts.net or by contacting DCCA at 937-547-0908.