SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2023 AT 7PM. Advance Tickets: $11 General / $6 Members; Day of Show: $15 General / $10 Members. This event is part of our Minor Concert Series. Season Passes and Series Sponsorships are available.
Group Bio:
Pastime is a group of friends that love to sing a variety of music and have a good time doing so....afterall, singing is their favorite "Pastime."
From Elm City, Brenda Langley has been married to Tim for 41 years. They have two children. Brenda has been singing since she was 12, has sung with many bands as well as on WHIG-TV. She has performed in the Johnston Community College Country Showcases, competed in the Colgate Country Contest, and has won several karaoke contests. She currently sings at church and nursing homes in Wilson and says she loves to sing old country and gospel, but can do 'a little of everything.'
Charles Curlings is from Spring Hope, NC and is married to Tassie. He has performed in two Johnston Community College Country Showcases, sang many times on WHIG-TV, and was a finalist in the Colgate Country Contest. Charles currently sings in church and wherever he can in the area, really, singing a variety of music.
Cheryl Pipkin, married to LH, resides in Wilson, NC. Cheryl has performed on WHIG-TV as well as in many area contests. She has won a district Moose Lodge karaoke contest and went on to Greensboro to compete in the state competition. Cheryl enjoys singing all types of music.
Jimmie Dawson, married to Patricia, was first introduced to music at the age of 15. He became a member of a gospel group called "The Golden Travelers" in the 1980's, and has also sang with several gospel quartets. In the 1990's Jimmie developed a love for "Elvis music," which led to him becoming an Elvis tribute artist. He performed as a country music artist in Dollywood for over a year. He currently sings all types of music including gospel, country, pop, and Elvis.
Kimbrali Dawn Harrell lives in Wilson, NC, has two daughters, and has been a resident of North Carolina for 30 years - after relocating from Petersburg VA. While residing in Virginia, Kimbrali was part of her high school singing group where she worked with people her own age, as well as younger children for school specials. Eight years ago, she joined the Wilson Family Moose Center with the Women of the Moose because of Karaoke. Even though she had been out of music for years, she says she found karaoke to be enjoyable and gained new friendships that involved "traveling together locally for nights of fun!" Kimbrali even entered and won a karaoke competition in Rocky Mount, hosted by WHIG TV. Kimbrali says "Music is a universal language. Sharing music with people and seeing them sing along, clap their hands, tap their feet, and smiling is what it is all about. People relate to music in every way." Her song choices are usually beach music, shagging, and oldies.