Part of our Music on the Green series, this Special Memorial concert features Jan Fuller & Harel Gietheim. Cellists Jan Fuller and Harel Gietheim join musical forces for a special 9/11 memorial concert. Fuller has played at New York’s Carnegie Hall and Symphony Hall in Boston. Gietheim, an important mentor for Fuller, has impressed audiences […]
Bring a picnic, bring a chair, and enjoy a concert on the green.The opening concert of the series features The Jordan Tirrell-Wysocki Trio. Fiddler Tirell-Wysocki is joined by fellow NH natives Matt Jensen on guitar and Chris Noyes on upright bass. The trio puts a fresh spin on traditional Celtic music, delivering a dynamic show […]
Bring a picnic, bring a chair, and enjoy a concert on the green.The second concert of the series features The Wholly Rollers, a local favorite that plays old-time, bluegrass, gospel, sea shanties, and land shanties. “We’re better than we sound,” they declare. “They must be good – after all, I saw them on the World […]
Bring a picnic, bring a chair, and enjoy a concert on the green.The fourth concert of the series features Allen James Trio. Allen James has toured the country as a 60’s and 70’s musician. James is a solo singer/guitar player who taps into the roots of folk and rock, performing music widely recognized by multiple […]
Bring a picnic, bring a chair, and enjoy a concert on the green.This concert features Vital Jones, a mosaic of creative melodies and harmonies, and soul-filling lyrics, delivering a mixture of Indie Rock and Americana music. With a blend of covers and original music, ChrisGuzikowski, Stefanie Guzikowski, and Julie Alexander bring an array of vocals […]
Bring a picnic, bring a chair, and enjoy a concert on the green.This concert features The Fretbenders, who have a sound based in blues, roots music, with a dash of folk, country, and rock for good measure. Featuring Diane Kordas, lead vocals, guitar and songwriter for the band; Robert Kordas, vocals, dobro and banjo; Brie […]
Bring a picnic, bring a chair, and enjoy a concert on the green.This concert features Hot Skillet Club, comprised of Liza Constable, Val Blachly, and Ellen Carlson. Each brings their own unique talents to play many genres including vintage jazz, New England fiddle tunes,Cajun, and Delta Blues.Donations encouraged and appreciated. For more information, please call […]
Part of our Music on the Green series, this concert features Peabody's Coal Train. Peabody’s Cole Train (PCT) is a unique local NH acoustic Americana band featuring strings and shared vocal harmonies. Through their music, the six-piece ensemble tells stories celebrating the triumphs and tragedies of the human condition. Bring a picnic (and a chair) […]
Bring a picnic, bring a chair, and enjoy a concert on the green.The second concert of the series features Dudley Laufman + The Canterbury Country Dance Orchestra, who continue to be fully engaged in a 70-year career as a dance caller for local country dances throughout New England. Dudley has the rare ability to both […]
Part of our Music on the Green series, this concert features Jan Fuller & Harel Gietheim. Fuller has played at New York’s Carnegie Hall and Symphony Hall in Boston. Gietheim, an important mentor for Fuller, has impressed audiences and critics alike with his fresh interpretations and dramatic presentation style. The Music on the Green series […]
Part of our Music on the Green series, this concert features The Canterbury Singers, one of the very few non-auditioned, high quality professionally-directed choral groups for mixed voices (men and women/teens and adults blended ensemble), in New Hampshire. The Canterbury Singers present authentic Shaker music, expanded by arrangements of American folk songs, music of early […]
Part of our Music on the Green series, this concert features Liz & Dan Faiella. Liz & Dan Faiella celebrate their Irish musical roots of fiddling with a distinctive modern twist in our beautiful Meeting House. An intuitive sibling duo, the musicians sense their audiences keenly and move off playlist to channel their audiences’ mood […]
