The North Reading Community Coffeehouse (NRCC), in conjunction with the Friends of the Flint Memorial Library, is proud to present the third and final outdoor Showcase concert for this summer in the Gazebo at Ipswich River Park on Saturday, August 17 at 4 PM. In the event of rain, the event will take place in the Activity Room of the Flint Memorial Library at 147 Park Street in North Reading.
This Showcase concert will feature Jay “Singing Spirit” Cunningham, Caelin Graber, Ric Page and Ronnee Stolzberg. There promises to be a mix of beautiful original tunes and covers of well-known artists. All that needs to happen now is for the music lovers in North Reading and the surrounding communities to come to Ipswich River Park, bring a chair, a blanket or use the benches and tables provided at the park, bring something to eat, then simply relax and enjoy the music. Again, the concerts are free and there is plenty of parking. For those of you who would like to see the concerts but cannot make it in person, we will livestream them on the North Reading Community Coffeehouse Facebook page and then put it on the NRCC YouTube channel . We look forward to seeing you there.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Art Grossman at NRCoffeehouse@gmail.com.
The North Reading Community Coffeehouse (NRCC), in conjunction with the Friends of the Flint Memorial Library, is proud to present the second of three outdoor Showcase concerts this summer in the Gazebo at Ipswich River Park on Saturday, July 20 at 4 PM. In the event of rain, the event will take place in the Activity Room of the Flint Memorial Library at 147 Park Street in North Reading. This event is sponsored by the Massachusetts Cultural Council – North Reading Chapter.
This Showcase concert will feature Betty and Andy DeYeso (“Bak-ta-Bak”), Joanna Katzen, Al Pappalardo with Patrick Saylor (“Just Us”) and Art Grossman. This concert will be followed by one more on Saturday, August 17, also at 4 PM. There promises to be a mix of beautiful original tunes and covers of well-known artists. All that needs to happen now is for the music lovers in North Reading and the surrounding communities to come to Ipswich River Park, bring a chair, a blanket or use the benches and tables provided at the park, bring something to eat, then simply relax and enjoy the music. Again, the concerts are free and there is plenty of parking. For those of you who would like to see the concerts but cannot make it in person, we will livestream them on the North Reading Community Coffeehouse Facebook page and then put it on the NRCC YouTube channel . We look forward to seeing you there.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Art Grossman at NRCoffeehouse@gmail.com.
The North Reading Community Coffeehouse (NRCC), in conjunction with the Friends of the Flint Memorial Library, is proud to present the first of three outdoor Showcase concerts this summer in the Gazebo at Ipswich River Park on Saturday, June 15 at 4 PM. In the event of rain, the event will take place in the Activity Room of the Flint Memorial Library at 147 Park Street in North Reading. This event is sponsored by the Massachusetts Cultural Council – North Reading Chapter.
This first Showcase concert will feature Ben Eramo and Andrew Pesaturo from “Scenes – A Billy Joel Experience” live, in an unplugged Billy Joel and Elton John tribute! Playing together since 2013, “Scenes” has traveled all over New England and beyond, including Las Vegas, Seattle, and Pittsburgh performing the Piano Man’s greatest hits from “Piano Man” to “Scenes From An Italian Restaurant”, and beyond. Opening the show, Rowley, MA native, Sean Godbout will be performing an acoustic set of originals and 1970’s era soft rock songs from artists like Lucinda Williams, and Bob Dylan. We have been trying for some time to get Ben and Andrew to North Reading and it is finally going to happen! This concert will be followed by two more on Saturday, July 20 and Saturday, August 17, both at 4 PM. Outstanding performers have already been lined up for all three Showcase concerts. There promises to be a mix of beautiful original tunes and covers of well-known artists. All that needs to happen now is for the music lovers in North Reading and the surrounding communities to come to Ipswich River Park, bring a chair, a blanket or use the benches and tables provided at the park, bring something to eat, then simply relax and enjoy the music. Again, the concerts are free and there is plenty of parking. For those of you who would like to see the concerts but cannot make it in person, we will livestream them on the North Reading Community Coffeehouse Facebook page and then put it on the NRCC YouTube channel . We look forward to seeing you there.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Art Grossman at NRCoffeehouse@gmail.com.
The Open Book Coffeehouse continues its series of live monthly concerts on Saturday evening, May 18, featuring acoustic artist David Singley. The coffeehouse is located at the Canton Public Library, 786 Washington Street, Canton. Doors open at 6:45 PM; music starts at 7:30 PM. Admission is $10 for the general public and $5 for students of any age. Tickets are available that evening on a first come, first serve basis. (cash or checks).
Born and raised in rural central Illinois, David Singley is a singer-songwriter-guitarist living in Saint Paul, Minnesota, whose music is born of the street, the country, and the academy. An experienced veteran with decades of backing world-class artists and performers, he has recently joined the “Great Resignation” and set his sights on his own artistic pursuits. His music evokes the golden era of the singer-songwriter: the late ’60s and early-to-mid ’70s; with its chameleonic stylistic twists and turns, as well as its memorable melodies and insightful, poetic lyrics. His music expresses a point of view that is at once highly personal and triumphantly global. His voice evokes traces of many of his influences: James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Jim Croce, Jackson Browne, Dan Fogelberg, and many others. His guitar playing is at once highly focused and passionate, impressive yet always absolutely appropriate to the song at hand.
Enjoy the relaxing, warm atmosphere of friendly people, good music, coffee, tea, and home baked goodies. The Open Book Coffeehouse is located in the community room of the Canton Public Library at 786 Washington Street, Canton, and is made possible by the Friends of the Library. Parking is to the left when facing the library from Washington Street. Enter by the “Special Events” door to the left of the columns, midway into the parking area.
Donations may be made to the Friends of the Canton Public Library via the library website, by clicking the yellow “donate” button at https://library.canton.ma.us/187/Friends-of-the-Library.
For more information, visit the Open Book Coffeehouse website at http://library.canton.ma.us, send an email to openbookcoffeehouse@verizon.net, find the coffeehouse on Facebook, or call 617-922-2551.
