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michaelwpannell has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in August 2023. The social media accounts linked to from michaelwpannell are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube Besides social media accounts, michaelwpannell has populated their site with: • Macon’s 478 Creatives celebrates five years of connecting local artists – The Macon Melody • Macon's Creek Radio celebrates 10 years with CreekFest • Otis Redding Center's music summer camp finale performance • Email • Pasaquan festival to be hosted in Macon for first time – The Macon Melody • Reflections of a Middle Georgia hippie – The Macon Melody • Arts and culture roundup: Mark your calendars – The Macon Melody • Nurturing creativity: art and mental health – The Macon Melody • Gallery West saved from closure, local business owner to continue its legacy – The Macon Melody • Gallery West's final Friday, plus South of Atlanta Fest returns – The Macon Melody • From Calgary to the McDuffie Center – The Macon Melody • A ‘hodgepodge of everything’ — Macon musician to debut album at Grant’s Lounge – The Macon Melody • Redding Center to celebrate one year, plus a mix of upcoming events – The Macon Melody • Gallery West to close doors, 'reSISTERS' exhibit opens at Macon Arts Alliance – The Macon Melody • Youth ballet company expands rigorous training for Middle Ga. performers – The Macon Melody • Artists with Macon ties and upcoming music – The Macon Melody • Douglass Theatre to present women of impact awards, Fannie Lou Hamer play – The Macon Melody • 'Layers of Becoming' exhibit reimagines the Black experience – The Macon Melody • Upcoming photo exhibit offers glimpse into life of former Beatle John Lennon – The Macon Melody • New director to lead Mercer center for strings, symphony orchestra concert fast approaching – The Macon Melody • Local artist combines movement, meditation and sustainable art – The Macon Melody • Lit Fest to bring Middle Ga. book lovers, authors together • A spotlight on what's to come for local theaters – The Macon Melody • New exhibit spotlights cultural infusion, identity and the lives of visually impaired individuals – The Macon Melody • A look ahead at Macon's arts and entertainment scene – The Macon Melody • Nutcracker of Middle Ga. brings 40 years of holiday tradition to Macon – The Macon Melody • What's to come: Christmas Light Extravaganza, horses, music and markets – The Macon Melody • Sculpture in new park honors Indigenous heritage, reconciliation – The Macon Melody • Mills, McDuffie reunite for Macon-Mercer Symphony – The Macon Melody • Capricorn icon keeps music playing with posthumous album – The Macon Melody • 'Quilt of Names' brings lost names to the light – The Macon Melody • Modern blues artists come to Macon for revival fest – The Macon Melody • Macon Pops at Grand with thrilling spy songs • From magazines to masterpieces: Lucchese in Macon – The Macon Melody • GABBA unites Allman Brothers fans for 33rd year – The Macon Melody • Kathryn Fakeley headlines Macon-Mercer Symphony opener – The Macon Melody • Indigenous celebration starts Saturday – The Macon Melody • Macon musician releasing 'soul-stirring' debut album – The Macon Melody • Macon Music Revue's debut album release party, more upcoming events – The Macon Melody • Regional Nutcracker honors 40 years with classes for dancers from Middle Georgia, beyond – The Macon Melody • 20 years of the Macon Film Festival: What to expect in 6 takes – The Macon Melody • Storytellers Macon: A chance to share, listen, build community – The Macon Melody • Art fans to explore downtown in art hunt, The 567 celebrates 15 years – The Macon Melody • Macon icon, Sam & Dave musician turns 80 – The Macon Melody • Between Friends Coffee: a creative hotspot in Warner Robins with author-themed offerings – The Macon Melody • First Friday makes way for sparklers on the Fourth, Superman movie early screening comes to Macon – The Macon Melody • Local female musicians take to the stage for Femme Fest – The Macon Melody • Otis Music Camp plans to host finale concert at Grand Opera House – The Macon Melody • First Friday on Forsyth Street brings books, boutiques – The Macon Melody • Mama Hawk Draws leaves her mark on Macon through murals, paintings, sketches and community organizing – The Macon Melody • Capitol Theatre brings national, local acts to Macon for Ultimate Music Wave Festival – The Macon Melody • Appreciate the arts in Macon: Dance recitals, 'Rent,' Coro Vocati, Bike Walk, artist market, 'Yeah Man Jam' – The Macon Melody • Explore Macon's birthplace at 20th annual Fort Hawkins Archaeology Day – The Macon Melody • Gallery pop-up, The Bunker, 'Poker Face' and more for art aficionados hitting the town on First Friday – The Macon Melody • Macon Arts Alliance Fired Works hits 20 years, Alliance 40 • maconmelody.com • Joy Harjo celebrates Muscogee creativity – The Macon Melody • 478 Creatives, harp concerts and galleries – The Macon Melody • Winner of Mercer Concerto Competition to perform violin solo at upcoming symphony orchestra concert – The Macon Melody • 'Pet Sounds Live,' a Beach Boys tribute at the Capitol Theatre – The Macon Melody • Mercer's Wind Ensemble to play at Society Garden – The Macon Melody • First Friday+more, a snapshot of activities in Macon – The Macon Melody • Bike Walk Macon's first Streets for All Fest – The Macon Melody • Museum of Arts and Sciences immersive exhibits, Macon-Mercer Symphony Orchestra – The Macon Melody • Celebrating Black History Month in Macon – The Macon Melody • Explore the magic behind the lens at Third Street Studio's First Friday open house – The Macon Melody • Warner Robins area offering medley of upcoming arts events – The Macon Melody • Vintage photos and live music on display at Gallery West's 10th anniversary – The Macon Melody • Macon's entertainment scene booms with Centreplex at the helm – The Macon Melody • Storytellers Macon empowers community to share their perspective and wisdom – The Macon Melody • It's time to start planning your 2025 Macon arts calendar. Here are some events to get you started – The Macon Melody • Middle Georgia holiday theater roundup: What to see to celebrate the season – The Macon Melody • 15-Year-Old Mary Frances Britt brings Clara to life in Middle Georgia's beloved 'Nutcracker' – The Macon Melody • From childhood forts to gallery furniture with emerging local artist Ric Geyer – The Macon Melody • The work and passion electrifying Macon’s Christmas extravaganza – The Macon Melody • Mercer Harp Ensemble plays ballet favorites, Skydog fest flies Sunday – The Macon Melody • Macon-Mercer Symphony to debut Christopher Schmitz's ‘Violin Concerto’ featuring violinist Amy Schwartz Moretti – The Macon Melody • Fire & Ice Show promises art, shopping and family fun in Macon for the holiday season – The Macon Melody • Museum of Arts and Sciences equips advanced tech to usher in new exhibits – The Macon Melody • Mercer-Macon Symphony Orchestra brings communities together with music – The Macon Melody • Macon’s watchmaking maestro fuses art and tech – The Macon Melody • Macon-born artist's work returns home for First Friday – The Macon Melody • Pride festivities highlight week’s events – The Macon Melody • Muscogee Creek history comes alive at Ocmulgee Mounds Indigenous Celebration – The Macon Melody • Respecting the legacy of Macon's 'King of Soul' – The Macon Melody • Artist Beth Collins’s 'stacks' on display at Creative Alternative open house – The Macon Melody • Local musician, Mercer professor Andy Silver releases new album – The Macon Melody • Docs, including one on 'Lamb Chop,' at Macon Film Fest – The Macon Melody • Fire Starters, Macon film festivals partner as 'Red Fever' debuts – The Macon Melody • First Friday to highlight fusion of music, art – The Macon Melody • Bragg Jam celebrates its 25th anniversary – The Macon Melody • Experience wonders of the cosmos at Macon museum – The Macon Melody • A tale of two little theaters – The Macon Melody • Remembering Macon music legend Bo Ponder – The Macon Melody • Fascinating folks, arts and a taste of what’s to come – The Macon Melody • Juneteenth, young performers , Macon Pride macon.com • Exhibits, poetry, theater and more macon.com • Sculpture reps compassion and need macon.com • Film guild brings acclaimed films to town macon.com • • Caldwell’s emotive, life-telling art • macon.com • Double bass player spotlights instrument macon.com • Preview Schmitz/Moretti/London Symphony • macon.com • The Crafts: A thousand miles to rediscover our history – Macon Magazine • Amazing Douglass Theatre - Macon Magazine • The Steel Wheels come to Macon • macon.com • Royal Court and the Pinkest Party www.macon.com • Family Aviation Day + Woo, Grier • Youth Ballet ensemble set to dazzle www.macon.com • Deep Dive: Muscogee Impact / Keeping the fires burning downtown – Macon Magazine • Show reveals Macon’s musical past www.macon.com • HS Band Fest - Mercer: Bands at the Grand www.macon.com • Harada Macon-Mercer Homecoming www.macon.com • Charleston artist Emily Furr & First Friday www.macon.com • Hello Boba Cafe & Suzume anime www.macon.com • Community theater awards and more www.macon.com • Artist reflects pain of chemo www.macon.com • Jontavios Willis, Macon Pops, more www.macon.com • Fanning the Flames, All Hands, plus more www.macon.com • Joy Harjo • GABBAfest • and more www.macon.com • Indigenous Celebration • Art Film Music Life macon.com • Roderick Cox: Conducting Life – Macon Magazine