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Click HERE to see what Marcia Ball had to say about the whole affair.
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Click HERE for images from Friday, June 21, 2002
Click HERE for images from Saturday, June 22, 2002
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At The Marriott Hospitality Suite...
Robert Starling and Teresa James entertained us...
At The Wolf Trap Jazz & Blues Festival...
The Tommy Castro Band was among the performers for the Saturday Matinee.
All other artists are listed below.
Click HERE to see the Luncheon Menu we enjoyed.
At The State Theatre...
Junkyard Saints was the opening act.
Marcia Ball was the main attraction.
Teresa James made a special guest appearance.
Tommy Castro made a special guest appearance.
Randy McDonald made a special guest appearance.
Janine Wilson made a special guest appearance.
Click HERE to see the Dinner Menu we enjoyed.
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the Performance Schedule |
Wolf Trap Jazz & Blues Festival Saturday Matinee
Featured performers on two stages included...
Tommy Castro Band
Yellowjackets
Tower of Power
Angelique Kidjo
Marcus Strickland
A Thelonius Monk International Jazz Competition Winner
Filene Center
Located at America's National Park for the Performing Arts, Wolf Trap's majestic Filene Center provides the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area with a magical outdoor venue for world-class performances of every genre. Operated in partnership with the National Park Service, the Filene Center houses over 90 performances annually from late May to early September. Click HERE to visit the Wolf Trap web site for more information.
Here's the Terrace and a view from the Terrace where we had lunch before the festival began. Click HERE to view the menu. The map below shows the location of the Terrace as well as the Meadow Pavilion and Filene Center where the performances will be held.
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Presenting...
Built in 1936, The
State Theatre operated as a popular movie until the late 1980's. The first
film shown was Thanks A Million starring Dick Powell and on November
27, 1988 the State closed its doors after a final showing of Die Hard
starring Bruce Willis. The first theatre on the East Coast to be centrally
air-conditioned, the State was the flagship of the family-owned Neighborhood
Theatres chain.
A multi-million dollar restoration in the late 1990's turned it into the Washington Metro area's favorite new
venue for live music and private events. The full theatrical stage is original,
as are the 200 balcony seats and both lobbies. The theatre seats on the main
floor were removed to allow for the re-design of the auditorium which now
accomodates full service dining, standing and dancing areas and two full service
bars. Click HERE to view the dinner menu. Click HERE to visit the State Theatre web site for more information.
View from the Bar
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View from the Stage
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3111 Fairview Park Drive
Falls Church, VA 22042
USA
Phone: 1-703-849-9400
Fax: 1-703-849-8692
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The hotel is approximately 30 minutes from Dulles International Airport and Reagan National Airport. The hotel is approximately 20 minutes from Wolf Trap and the State Theatre. Click HERE to visit the Marriott Fairview Park web site for more information, along with maps and driving instructions. |
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