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UPCOMING
FALL 2008 SEASON
Dougie MacLean - September 13th at 8PM
www.dougiemaclean.com
$25, Seniors $20, Students & Children Under 14 Free
One of Scotland's most successful, respected and popular musicians. Singer-Songwriter, Composer and 'magical' Performer, he is also a fine guitarist and fiddle player. "...a Scottish phenomenon...with his exquisite guitar style, expressive voice and honest performance, his songs conjure up remarkably vivid imagery of our world" -The Performing Songwriter, USA
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Christine Lavin - September 27th at 8PM
www.christinelavin.com
$20, Seniors $16, Students & Children Under 14 Free
One of the country’s most sought after comedic singer/songwriters and a founding member of the Four Bitchin’ Babes, Lavin has been entertaining audiences for over 20 years and now with the release of Happydance Of The Xenophobe, her latest topical, political, 13-song collection on
Yellow Tail Records, Christine is at it again and no one is safe.
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The BlackTails - October 18th at 8PM
www.theblacktails.com
$20, Seniors $16, Students & Children Under 14 Free
With musical influences drawn from American Roots Music to West Coast Swing, Gypsy Jazz, Surf Rock & Blues, The BlackTails are known for their outstanding instrumentalists and sophisticated musical arrangements. The band blends a seamless fusion of covers and original material, with high energy performances and dynamic improvisation. On the heels of their debut album, “Spy Lounge”, Scotch Whiskey company Dewars drew them into the spotlight by licensing the track “Off the Rack” and promoting the group as a featured band in their 2006-2007 national advertising campaign.
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The Cafferty Band- FREE
Thursday, October 23rd at 7:30PM
FREE
Back in the dim recesses of time (1978) and bands forgotten, four rockers from Cortland New York named Joe Leo, Bill Strong, Rick Plante, and Greg Bubacz decided that players didn't have to be from "The South" to play southern rock music....and they were determined to prove it. They gathered up Gary Butler and Steve Corey, two musicians who were tired of playing shabby clubs six nights a week all over the country, and formed The J. Cafferty Band. The band was named for Jim Cafferty, the only guy who had a place for the guys to practice!
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Tommy Sands with Moya & Fionán -
November 1st at 8PM
www.tommysands.com
$25, Seniors $20,
Students & Children Under 14 Free
From the pioneering days with the highly influential Sands Family, bringing Irish Music from New York’s Carnegie Hall to Moscow’s Olympic Stadium, he has developed into one of the most powerful songwriters and enchanting solo performers in Ireland today. He enjoys celebrity status in his homeland and elsewhere, tempered by artistic integrity and the sorrow of personal tragedy in his war-torn homeland. Walking the road between Protestant and Catholic, he dreams of improving that reality. As part of the acclaimed Sands Family, one of the most important traditional groups in the early years of the Ireland’s folk revival, Tommy has worked to add beauty to the world and to point out where it still needs improvement.
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Michael Lasser with Cindy Miller & Alan Jones - FREE Thursday, November 6th at 7PM
www.american-song.com
FREE
Walking Alone: The Songs of World War II Never before had popular songs been so direct an expression of the mood of America: stirring patriotic anthems, comic takes on military life, and -- more than any of the others -- love songs that ache with longing and loneliness. More than half a century later, even for those who weren’t there, the songs of the time still tell the stories of lovers separated, perhaps forever, played out against the larger theme of national purpose. They are among our most memorable songs. CDs & Book Signing after the performance
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Judy Gold "COMEDY NIGHT"- November 15th at 8PM
www.JudyGold.com
$40, Seniors $30,
Students $20
Emmy Award winning actress and comedian, Judy Gold, is the star of the critically acclaimed long-running Off Broadway hit show, "25 Questions for a Jewish Mother," for which she was nominated for a 2006 Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Solo Performance. In addition, the show recently won the 2007 GLAAD award for "Outstanding New York Theater:Broadway and Off-Broadway." The New York Times called this one-woman show, "fiercely funny, honest and moving."
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Karla Bonoff - December 6th at 8PM
www.karlabonoff.com
$30, Seniors $25,
Students & Children Under 14 Free
If you lived through the 1980s and owned a radio at the time, you heard Karla's music through the voices of Bonnie Raitt, Linda Ronstadt, Wyonna Judd and Lynn Anderson. Songs like, “Someone to Lay Down Beside Me,” “Home,” “Tell Me Why,” “Isn’t Always Love,” “Goodbye My Friend” and “All My Life” (the #1 all-time wedding song) and in her own voice on Columbia Records with “Personally.” Karla is one of America’s best loved songwriter/singers for the past 30 years!
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Miracle on 34th Street - December 20th at 8PM
$20, Seniors $16,
Students & Children Under 14 Free
Continuing what has become a yearly Holiday tradition, the Center brings back
Jim Greene and his troupe of professional actors to perform this Amercian
holiday standard in a radio-play format with all the trappings.
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