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The Vision The Pittsburg Entertainment and Arts
Hall of Fame will be located in the lobby of the
historic Creative Arts Building on the Pittsburg High
School campus. Included in Hall of Fame experience
is a 90-foot frieze depicting Pittsburg’s cultural
history created by internationally known artist and
Pittsburg native Dr. Ronald McDowell. An interactive display will provide
you with an up-close-and-personal look at members of the
Hall of Fame.
Mission Statement
The
Pittsburg Entertainment and Arts Hall of Fame seeks to
recognize local musicians, performers, artists and writers,
commemorating their achievements and impact upon the
cultural life of Pittsburg in hopes of educating and
inspiring the youth of Pittsburg to use and expand their
creative abilities to enrich the community.
E.J. Phair and the Pittsburg Entertainment &
Arts Hall of Fame present the first performance
in a series of Sunday Jam Sessions at the E.J.
Phair Taproom on Sunday, June 10 from 5-8 p.m.
The series will be held on the second and
fourth Sundays of the month. The June 10 Jam
Session will feature rhythm and blues with the
HOF Blues Crew.
Featured performers will be Larry Noble,
DeJeana Burkes, Danny White, Jeff Gruwell and
Larry Jones with a number of special guest
performers.
Admission is $10 general and $5 for PEAHOF
members.
All proceeds go to support the all-volunteer
nonprofit Pittsburg Entertainment & Arts Hall of
Fame, which will be located in the lobby of the
historic Creative Arts Building, and the PEAHOF
Arts Mentor Program for Pittsburg Unified School
District students.
The E.J. Phair Taproom is located at 300
Cumberland St. in Pittsburg. A no-host bar with
beer, wine, sake and soft drinks will be open
during the Jam Sessions. Those attending get a
10 percent discount when dining at E.J. Phair
following the Jam Session. |
