Ladies Night Out - January 29, 2011
Since early 2008, my musician friends, Denise Miller and Gail Gilrane have
joined me building a repertoire of folk/country songs with the goal of singing
every few months at Albert Hall, in Waretown, New Jersey. Performances are held
on Saturday nights, and feature six half hour sets from a variety of country and bluegrass groups. All performers and staff volunteer their time and talents gratis, with the goal to keep true American grass roots music flourishing. Shows are recorded and sent to the archives of the United State Library of Congress. We
have four performances lined up for 2011, and will also perform in some local coffee
houses and libraries in central New Jersey. There is a $5.00 admittance fee. Doors doors open at 6:30 pm, and the music starts at 7:30, with an intermission from 9:30 to 10:00, at which time the audience can visit the refreshment stands and gift shop. There is a table for eating, but food can be taken to your seats. A 50-50 is drawn during intermission, half of which goes to a student scholarship program in music. This is a New Jersey place not to be missed.
joined me building a repertoire of folk/country songs with the goal of singing
every few months at Albert Hall, in Waretown, New Jersey. Performances are held
on Saturday nights, and feature six half hour sets from a variety of country and bluegrass groups. All performers and staff volunteer their time and talents gratis, with the goal to keep true American grass roots music flourishing. Shows are recorded and sent to the archives of the United State Library of Congress. We
have four performances lined up for 2011, and will also perform in some local coffee
houses and libraries in central New Jersey. There is a $5.00 admittance fee. Doors doors open at 6:30 pm, and the music starts at 7:30, with an intermission from 9:30 to 10:00, at which time the audience can visit the refreshment stands and gift shop. There is a table for eating, but food can be taken to your seats. A 50-50 is drawn during intermission, half of which goes to a student scholarship program in music. This is a New Jersey place not to be missed.