SUNDAY January 15, 2023

“After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music."

Aldous Huxley

Music tops the list of things we all need for a richer life. We are fortunate in the Upper East Side of Texas to experience live performances in our local venues such as the Old Firehouse in Edom — reopening this week after a long hiatus. Read about upcoming performances by Adler & Hearne and others in this issue.

If silence is sweeter to your ears, try winter stargazing. Our article below describes ways to enjoy the night sky in our quiet rural spaces.

Find events, concerts, and exhibits around the region in the County Line eMagazine. Check out the January eEdition for stories and features and visit our calendar and Live Music sections. It's all online in County Line Magazine.— Lisa Tang

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"Dolly Parton" by Karen Musgraves of Horsefeathers Gallery in Mineola. READ MORE.

FEATURE

Old Firehouse in Edom Announces New Shows

After being closed for almost three years due to Covid and a death in the family, The Old Firehouse in Edom reopens this month with a new season of live music. Kicking off the year is an afternoon performance by Adler & Hearne on January 22. From Texas' upper east side, award-winning singer-songwriters Lynn Adler and Lindy Hearne connect with audiences coast to coast. READ MORE.

THIS TIME OF YEAR

Events Honor Martin Luther King Jr.

Special events honoring civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. are planned for Saturday, January 14 and on the official federal holiday Monday, January 16. Born on January 15, 1929, King sacrificed his life for justice, human rights, and dignity, and stood for love, compassion, non-violent change, and freedom for all. READ MORE.

LIFESTYLE & ENTERTAINMENT

Rural Texas Offers Best Seats For Winter Stargazing

During the clear, crisp nights of winter, there is no better time to bundle up and head outdoors to take in the spectacular star-dotted skies of the Upper East Side of Texas. Because the atmosphere during colder weather is usually calm, the stars at night appear even brighter than normally seen during the more turbulent summer. READ MORE.

ART & CULTURE

Texas Photographers Featured at PDNB Gallery

Photography by Texans Keith Carter and Earlie Hudnall, Jr., is currently featured at PDNB (Photographs Do Not Bend) Gallery in Dallas through February 11. Carter’s solo exhibit features photographs from his new book Ghostlight, a collection of recent stunning photographic journeys into the Big Thicket National Preserve in Southeast Texas. READ MORE.