Fifty years ago this month, “An Aquarian Exposition: 3 Days of Peace & Music,” took place on a farm in upstate New York. Billed as Woodstock, the festival became, possibly, the most profound cultural event in modern music, and still influences bands of all ages to...
The Cold War between the Soviet Union and the United States had become a space race motivated in the 1960s by an acute political rivalry to see who would be dominant in space. Admittedly, the Soviets had a head start by sending a man into Earth orbit in 1961, which...
June is traditionally a month for weddings, as the late spring weather is at the peak of perfection. The country is awash with flowers, and romance is in the air on warm days and balmy nights: Perfect for wedding celebrations that bring family and friends together....
In 2005, new residents Dr. Paul and Sally Loree suggested an idea to Bob Milanovich, John Knox Village Marketing Director at that time: “Why not have an antique and classic auto show here in the Village?” Now celebrating its 15th year, the Annual JKV...
Somewhere Over The Rainbow Bluebirds Fly Nona Cree Smith, Gazette Contributor One of our favorite childhood movies takes us from the black and white world of Kansas to a technicolor land where the skies are blue, dreams come true, and “troubles melt like lemon...
In a whimsical play on words, ArtSage—a “Fine Arts & Fun Celebration”—is coming to John Knox Village from March 18 to 23. Is it Arts for the Ages? Or Art for the Sages (our profoundly wise people)? Or both? Come to one, some, or all of the ArtSage events to decide...
