The Alpine Visitor Center at the corner of Holland Avenue and 3rd Street (106 N. 3rd) prepares a weekly activities calendar for Alpine. Click here to download the calendar for the week of November 18, 2019.
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November 2019
Mia Valentini at The Ritchey
Mia is a singer/songwriter from Vermont, now based in Marfa. She started writing music in the summer of 2012 with the MA based band, The Dire Honeys. Now, going solo, she calls her style : North Country Soul. Greatly inspired by Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline, Hank Williams and Etta James, her music comes from the heart, covered in salt. She is raw and unapologetic, but also tender, with touching songs of heartache.
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Ryan Bingham at Railroad Blues
Ryan Bingham is an Americana singer-songwriter currently based in West, East, & Central Texas.
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SRSU “Communiversity” Band Concert
The concert, titled "Celebrations and Holidays", pays tribute to the festivities we share in November and December. For Veterans Day, the band will perform the Civil War-era march Bonnie Eloise (1861) by J.P. Thomas, as well as a medley of United States Armed Forces Service Songs by Douglas Wagner. For Thanksgiving, the band presents Wolf Song (Takaya Slulem), based on an original melody of the Squamish First Nation, orated by Bob Baker, and arranged by Robert Buckley. For Christmas, the…
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Alpine’s 26th Annual Artwalk
Alpine’s biggest free art & music festival spans two days in November to showcase a variety of art exhibitions at 21+ locations and live music on 6+ stages, all against a street-fair backdrop of food and art vendors. Downtown Alpine. Visit artwalkalpine.com for full information.
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Jay Statham & The Tokie Show at Railroad Blues
At Railroad Blues during Artwalk weekend! Jay Statham & The Tokie Show is a Southern Rock act based in West Texas. With members from Texas and Oklahoma, the Texas/Okie Rock Show is now touring with its own brand of Southern Red Dirt Rock.
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Zack Walther Band at Railroad Blues
At Railroad Blues during Artwalk weekend! Its been a while but he's coming back to The Rail Road Blues! The versatility that defines his performances extends to a wide range of music that’s known by the vast majority of Americans regardless of background or regional differences. It’s a genre that’s come to be known as “Americana”—music that’s rooted in the heritage of the nation, from the English and Irish music of the earliest settlers’ to the blues and jazz of…
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Rick Ruiz & A Few Too Many: Brunch at the Holland Hotel
Classic songs in the beautiful Holland Hotel courtyard – pop, country, boleros, cumbias & more.
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