The group would grace any festival that invited them to play, and the appeal of this exceptional album certainly isn't going to fade in the foreseeable future.
This was on a recent wintry night in San Francisco, when a group from Grace Tabernacle Community Church in the city's Bayview-Hunter's Point neighborhood gathered for one of the regular vigils they have long held in memory of those killed by gunfire.
In recent years this Finnish choreographer's group has graced the stages of the Joyce, Bard College and the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
And while Paige Martin's "Panorama" was an unwieldy disaster, its opening number is still etched in the mind: under a dusky sky, a group dance graced the space's adjoining garden with a vivid, mystical force.
The floating boathouse was a fanciful, and somewhat outlandish, auxiliary vision stoked, and eventually brought to fruition, by Ms. Midler, who declined to comment on the rift between the Restoration Project and the New York Rowing Association, a group she graced with a $10,000 donation in 2008.
You'll find it cranked even higher among the postmodern cabaret acts, indie-rock bands and experimental jazz groups that grace the red-lit confines of Cabaret Maxime (Praça da Alegria 58, 351-21-346-7090; www.cabaret-maxime.com), a former strip club that's now Lisbon's most eclectic performance venue.
Mr. McDonald said he met many of the Grace group through the Dead Rabbit, a financial district tavern where he is an owner.
With regard to the group Growing in Grace, about which I clearly admitted very little familiarity, I concluded that its significance within the larger picture of Latino religiosity was minimal, at best.
But, the group calculates, the GRACE-determined depletion rate implies that groundwater was being pumped out 70% faster in this decade than the Central Ground Water Board of India estimated it was in the mid-1990s.
For his grouping "Economy of Grace," Wiley focused on black women he had recruited in Harlem.
