Entertainment

The Dana Chorale collaborated with the Busan Teacher’s Choir and will perform “You Do Not Walk Alone” by Elaine Hagerberg.

When The Matt Barranti Band takes the stage tonight at Social 22, the hope is to start a local blues trend. Music promotion organization Tuesday Blues Day will host the event, hopeful for it to become the first in a potential series.

Bill Schilling, Dulcimer Society of Trumbull County president and musician, will speak and perform on several instruments.

“I didn't really want to make profits off of what I do because it was just [for fun]. But then I realized that I can actually, you know, make these and use those profits toward helping others,” Christa Franklin, owner of Once Upon a Time Art Line, said.

The McDonough Museum of Art and Cliffe College YouTube channels will showcase the concert.

The virtual exhibit features the Mahoning Valley’s history, current endeavors and future opportunities in the manufacturing industry. 

Country music singer and songwriter Chase Rice will perform at the amphitheater at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

“It is a challenge to produce concerts in this environment, but the world needs live music,” Randall Goldberg, director of the Dana School of Music, said.

The event will be livestreamed on Lit Youngstown’s Facebook page and Zoom.

Content will include recitals and performances from organists on the E.M. Skinner Pipe Organ, Opera Western Reserve and Stambaugh Youth Concert Band, as well as documentaries and interviews with artists.