Gypsy Cowbelle Performance June 29, 2013 at Uniontown, Washington

:     The Gypsy Cowbelle to perform at the Dahmen Barn

 

On Saturday, June 29 at 7:30 pm, Gypsy Cowbelle will perform “cowboyed-up classic country music with hillbilly flair” at the Dahmen Barn in Uniontown.

The Gypsy Cowbelle creates a relaxed campfire ambience on any stage and offers timeless presentations suitable for a wide array of audiences. Her Genuine Cowbilly music will be embraced by those with a keen interest in traditional tunes, clever lyricism and American lore. In true troubadour fashion, “V” employs both music and anecdotal charm to unbridle the imagination and conduct a cross-sectional odyssey of the nation’s history and her people.  Lively performances reflect “V”s natural stage presence, subtle humor and enduring creativity while compelling lyrics, rich vocals, homemade banjo and guitar combine the raw edge of classic country with the sublime timelessness of cowboy and folk music to create her unique Cowbilly sound.  The cost is $10 at the door.

Artisans at the Dahmen Barn is in Uniontown in the big white barn behind the famous iron wheel fence on highway 195.  It is a non-profit creativity center open Thursday through Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm.  The facility is fully handicap accessible and has no daily admission fee.  Information:  www.artisanbarn.org or 509-229-3414.

Tim Grimm, Songwriter and Actor to Perform at Dahmen Barn October 30, 2011

Tim Grimm coming from Indiana to perform songs about rural life

On Sunday, October 30, Tim Grimm will be performing at the Dahmen Barn in Uniontown. Tim’s songs are full of the rural rumblings that have shaped his life—rich with descriptive details, and sung with warmth and intimacy—recognizing the inextinguishable national romance with the idea of the family farm and the vanishing landscape of rural America. The performance begins at 7:30 p.m. and costs $10 at the door.

Tim Grimm is an award-winning songwriter and actor on stage and screen. In the late 1990s, Tim left Hollywood and a successful acting career (co-starring for two seasons in the NBC drama, Reasonable Doubts and in several films), to focus his life on his family and his art.

He grew up in the woods and small town settings of southern Indiana, son of schoolteachers and grandson of farmers, and his return home was a conscious choice to live a life of significance rather than one of “success’. He now lives with his wife and sons on an 80 acre farm close to where he grew up.

Tim has performed in theatres and coffeehouses around the United States, as well as significant Festivals, including the Kerrville Folk Festival, Wildflower Festival, Fox Valley, the Pawtucket Arts Festival, the Indiana Festival at Conner Prairie and each September he hosts the Driftwood Valley Music Festival in Indiana.

He has filmed three major motion pictures this past year, including The Express, with Dennis Quaid, and Public Enemies, with Johnny Depp and Christian Bale.