Arts and Entertainment

By TAMMIE BARFIELD
tbarfield@thewakullanews.net

Through “WakullaStory 2012 – A Hankerin’ for Headhuntin’,” Herb Donaldson cleverly channeled voices from the past as accounted by Elizabeth Fisher Smith, editor of the Magnolia Monthly, and adapted for the stage selections from her published work.

Once again, the Wakulla County Schools’ Art, Music and Theatre teachers are busy preparing their students to participate in the annual Celebration of the Arts.
The past 10 years have been enjoyable nights of singing, musical acts and theatrical performances and this year’s production promises much of the same.
The celebration begins on March 1 at Wakulla High School with a Silent Art Auction that starts at 5:30 p.m. As last year, each school has produced a painted canvas for the public to bid on.

Traveling from Asheville, N.C., singer-songwriters Dana and Susan Robinson will perform at Posh Java on Friday, Feb. 17, at 8 p.m. This duo has an impressive resume of performances.
The Ashevile Citizens-Times described them as “Rural America explored with elegant simplicity. Their music and cleanly poetic songwriting bring to mind the great folksingers of our times.”
To hear their music, visit www.robinsongs.com.

Bob Milne is coming back for a night of ragtime piano music on Jan. 20
NAMI Wakulla’s second annual “Night of All-American Fun,” will feature Milne, renowned pianist, author, and American music ambassador, performing ragtime at Wakulla Springs Lodge.
Enjoy the food and music, and know that you are supporting Wakulla County’s affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness.