Cumberland Times-News - Entertainment

Better late than never
Grounded by several days of weather not suited for flying, a B-25 bomber aircraft scheduled to arrive Friday at the Greater Cumberland Regional Airport touched down Sunday afternoon and was greeted by a crowd of enthusiasts.
Spinning her craft
Dalis Davidson of Cumberland makes yarn out of sheep’s wool on Saturday during the 2009 Mountain Maryland Artists Studio tour. Davidson is a shepherd, artist, dyer, painter, crafter, felter, knitter, weaver and jewelry maker. The tour will be open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today at various locations throughout the area.
Plans finalized for Frostburg Storybook Holiday, set for Dec. 5
The Mountain City will once again be transformed into a holiday winter wonderland, as local organizations come together to present the sixth annual Frostburg Storybook Holiday, a daylong event of seasonal activities, on Dec. 5 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Denim, Diamonds & Furs! benefits Cumberland Theatre
A cocktail party to benefit Cumberland Theatre will be held Saturday evening at the home of Sam and Pam Griffith, 321 Fisher Drive.
Newcomers joining veterans for country tribute show
A Night with Garth and Friends, the signature show for Tri-State Concert Association’s country music division, has been booked for the 2010 season.
Hilarity ensues in fast-paced ‘The Foreigner’ at Embassy
A country fishing lodge in Georgia is the setting for the latest offering of The New Embassy Theatre and their production of “The Foreigner.”
Roots in South End, home of late, great guitarist
“Well you take West Street, East Street, North Avenue (Cause I know) South Street's the best street — To have a ball with you.”
Petersburg will host multimedia exhibit
New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music, a multimedia exhibit for children and adults, will be on display at the Landes Arts Centre, 18 Mountain View St., from Dec. 4 through Jan. 24.
Theater and dance department at FSU presents ‘TopDog/UnderDog,’ a student-directed production
Poverty, jokes and sibling rivalry are the foundation for Frostburg State University’s Music and Theatre Department’s production of “TopDog/UnderDog,” which will be presented as part of the student-directed Second Stage Productions.
Phantoms and flatware
Members of the House of the Setting Sun and the Haunted Barn ride in a float pulled by a truck from Baltimore Pike Volunteer Fire Department in the 60th annual Halloween parade in South Cumberland, on Wednesda

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