
The Arts Association of East Alabama has brought world-renowned performers to the Opelika Center for the Performing Arts for over three decades. Through its yearly performance series, community sponsored events, and sponsorship of future artist and musicians, AAEA serves as a valued community resource and treasure.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Now that the novel “Go Set a Watchman” has been out for a week, we thought it would be a good time to hear from some readers of the book, and get their reaction. Last Thursday night Troy Public Radio’s Kyle Gassiott visited a meeting of some eager re... more
On October 29, 2012 baritone Matthew Hoch and pianist Laurelie Gheesling joined Troy Public Radio's Kyle Gassiott for a performance of Aaron Copland's "Old American Songs" as well as an interview before a live audience. Here the performance chat in i... more
On today's Community Focus we hear a lunchtime performance from jazz pianist & local favorite Mary Slaton. Mary's performance and interview with Troy Public Radio's Kyle Gassiott was taped Wednesday September 12, 2012 at The Community Cultural & Conf... more
On today's Community Focus just in time for Mother's Day the folk band Martha's Trouble joins Kyle Gassiott for a performance of songs from their new lullaby album "A Little Heart Like You." Feel free to sing along!
On today's Community Focus, East Alabama Arts' Kyle Gassiott interviews author Eric Schlosser at a public event at The Auburn Universalist Unitarian Fellowship. Schlosser visted Auburn University as part of "No-Impact Week" and addressed the current ... more
East Alabama Art's Kyle Gassiott interviews Wayne Flynt, Distinguished University Professor at Auburn University and author of "Keeping the Faith: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives." In his unflinching memoir of politics and the history of the sta... more
The band Martha's Trouble will get the holiday season in full swing on the show as they join East Alabama Arts' Kyle Gassiott for an interview and live performance of music from their albums "This Christmas" & "Christmas Lights." We guarantee you'll ... more
"Today's Community Focus is definitely delicious as guest host Kyle Gassiott interviews author Polly Jernigan before a live audience about her classic cookbook, "Good! Good !! Good!!!: Selected Recipes for Party People." Thirty years ago the book sol... more










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