AKRON – The Akron Area Arts League photography group has prints now on display through Nov. 18 at the Fulton County Public Library, Rochester. Members included are: Frank Smith, Logansport; Dave Clark, Winamac; Kris Shriver, Jerry Ginther, Karen and Don Drone, all of Akron; Julie Sutton and Ruth Reese, both of Rochester; and Kathy Kegarise, Kewanna. The exhibit consists of color, black and white and computer-enhanced works in all subjects. The group meets at 7 p.m. Nov. 18 in the Community Presbyterian Church, 530 Jefferson St., Rochester. Those interested in photography and cameras are welcome to attend. Call Don for more information at 574-598-2875. Writer’s Group The Akron Area Arts League writer’s group meets Nov. 13 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Akron Public Library. The suggested prompt is to write about the turkeys in your life. Interpret the prompt freely! This is a non-judgmental group which encourages writings on all topics – fiction, non-fiction, prose or poetry. If you have an interest in writing, you are welcome to attend. Call Karen for more details at 574-598-2875. Live Music in Akron The third Friday jam starts at 7 p.m. Nov. 21 in the Akron Community Center, located east of Akron, north on Ind. 14. This is a lively event in Akron sponsored by the Akron Area Arts League. Seven to 20 musicians bring their instruments and perform for 60-plus people who enjoy country, folk, bluegrass and gospel music played on a variety of acoustic instruments. Bring a snack to share. Coffee and punch will be furnished. Questions? Call Karen at 574-598-2875. The Russ Chandler Show Russ Chandler will be the featured performer Nov. 16 at 4 p.m. at the Community Presbyterian Church, 530 Jefferson St., Rochester. Chandler is from Kimmell and has been described as the “Best One-Man Show in the Tri- State Region,” according to information provided from the Akron Arts League. He has been featured in front-page stories by several regional newspapers. He won an international entertainment contest in Nashville, Tenn., which led to an audition with Epic Records. He involves the audience as he performs original songs, old and new country, plus music from the ’50 and ’60s Bring a free will offering. Refreshments will be served following the program.
