TIME:  7:00 - 10:00 pm (Doors open at 6:30 pm)

SILENT AUCTION: Cash and checks preferred, credit cards accepted

PARKING: There is parking on the street near the theater or in the lots behind. We find the least-hassle free parking is at the County Square Parking lot behind the theater (entrance at the circle near the Governors School). It is a two-minute walk to the Warehouse Theatre door. If you are physically challenged or just prefer convenience, there is a pay parking lot directly across the street from Warehouse Theatre ($5.00 cash).

THEE INNER CIRKUS -  a collective of unorthodox artists banded together to create unconventional amazement of epic proportions!  Fire Arts, Circus Arts, Sideshow, Vaudeville, Burlesque, Performing Arts, Guerilla Art Action! ...We DO things!!   Our goal is to create art which ENGAGES people passionately; PICKS them up, SWISHES them around, KISSES them on the head & KICKS them in the pants! To help reconnect the disconnected, rekindle the dwindled fires of Imagination, and reinstill the sense of Wonder, Grandeur & Holy Curiosity that people have all-too-often lost along the way. That's what we do & that's why we do it. Fighting the Good Fight for you; the kids.  www.innercirkus.com

J. MICHAEL KING started playing the blues in 1966 Michael  has played guitar backing such artists as Chuck Jackson (I Don’t Want To Cry), Bobby Lewis (Tossin’ and Turnin’), Billy Joe Royal (Down In The Boondocks), Roy Head (Treat Her Right), Chicago Bob, Phil Guy, Spencer Bohran, and Eddie Kirkland. After studying with jazz greats Howard Roberts and Joe Diorio, he returned to Greenville to teach guitar and to form the electric blues band The Blues Club, which won the MTV Battle of The Bands.  One of the founding members of Greenville South Carolinas’ Jellyroll Antennae Blues Trio, they toured for 9 years and were house band at two of the city’s hottest spots; The Crescent City Grille and Occasionally Blues. They cut two CDs, one included the song “Keep it in the Family” which became a dance hit in England. www.jmichaelking.com

FREDDIE VANDERFORD - From Buffalo, SC Freddie's music is well known.  He plays harmonica southern blues, rock and americana, influenced by Blues, Rolling Stones, Johnny Cash,Peg-Leg Sam, John Mayall, Johnny Winter,Muddy Waters.  Inducted into Underground Blues Hall of Fame.  

PIEDMONT BLUES - You'll hear a lot of this played by Michael King and Freddie Vanderford, New Years Eve.  "Piedmont" refers to the area from Richmond, VA to Atlanta with South Carolina greats -- Josh White (Greenville) - Rev Gary Davis (Laurens) -- major contributors to American music folklore.  The subject matter may be Blues, but with the finger-picking that makes Piedmont Blues  sound like a piano ragtime, it's upbeat music that rocks the blues away.