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A Holiday Evening with Chelsea Berry
A Holiday Evening with Chelsea Berry
Join us for a magical night filled with music and cheer at Hammond Hall in Winter Harbor! Chelsea Berry will be gracing us with her beautiful voice and festive tunes to get us all in the holiday spirit. There will be crafts for sale, raffles, sing-alongs, a silent auction, food, and drinks! This in-person event is the perfect way to relax and enjoy the season with friends and family. Don’t miss out on a special evening that is sure to warm your heart and lift your spirits.
Doors open at 6:00pm. Show starts at 7:30pm.
Tickets: $20
Tickets are available at the link below and also the door.
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab Presents: A Christmas Carol - A One-Man Show
A Christmas Carol -
A One-Man Show with Tim Pugliese
“Marley was dead, to begin with. There is no doubt whatever about that. Old Marley was as dead as a doornail.”
So begins A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Some say this short story (first published in 1843) transformed Christmas into a major holiday. The tale has inspired movies, operas, readings and countless stage performances around the globe.
Veteran actor Tim Pugliese makes the stage vibrate with his interpretation of Dickens’ Holiday tale. In an impressive tour-de-force Pugliese moves about the stage as he recounts this classic story and plays all the parts - by himself. You’ll find yourself looking at characters that aren’t really there, but you will see them in your mind, just as surely as Pugliese himself does. This form of story-telling is fun for the whole family.
We invite you this holiday season to share our presentation of a one-man show of A Christmas Carol at Hammond Hall in Winter Harbor.
Directed by Shari John
Also showing on: Saturday, December 14th
$15 suggested donation, free for children
Tickets are available at the link below and at the door.
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab Presents: A Christmas Carol - A One-Man Show
A Christmas Carol -
A One-Man Show with Tim Pugliese
“Marley was dead, to begin with. There is no doubt whatever about that. Old Marley was as dead as a doornail.”
So begins A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Some say this short story (first published in 1843) transformed Christmas into a major holiday. The tale has inspired movies, operas, readings and countless stage performances around the globe.
Veteran actor Tim Pugliese makes the stage vibrate with his interpretation of Dickens’ Holiday tale. In an impressive tour-de-force Pugliese moves about the stage as he recounts this classic story and plays all the parts - by himself. You’ll find yourself looking at characters that aren’t really there, but you will see them in your mind, just as surely as Pugliese himself does. This form of story-telling is fun for the whole family.
We invite you this holiday season to share our presentation of a one-man show of A Christmas Carol at Hammond Hall in Winter Harbor.
Directed by Shari John
Also showing on: Friday, December 13th
$15 suggested donation, free for children
Tickets are available at the link below, and at the door.
Open Mic Night
Open Mic Night
Please join us for Open Mic Night at Hammond Hall. Welcoming performers of all genres and abilities!
For more information, please contact:
doc.polly.blues@gmail.com
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2024-2025 - Out of the Hat! Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at noon to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at noon or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
December’s Reading: Holiday Selections
Enjoy Holiday favorites as we celebrate the Season!
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2024-2025 - Out of the Hat! Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at noon to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at noon or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
January’s Reading: Winner of the Annual MHTL Maine Playwright Award, TBD
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2024-2025 - Out of the Hat! Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at noon to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at noon or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
February’s Reading: TBD
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2024-2025 - Out of the Hat! Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at noon to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at noon or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
March’s Reading: Sweat by Lynn Nottage
Winner of the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
Filled with warm humor and tremendous heart, SWEAT tells the story of a group of friends working together on the factory floor. But when layoffs and picket lines begin to chip away at their trust, the friends find themselves pitted against each other in a heart-wrenching fight to stay afloat.
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2024-2025 - Out of the Hat! Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at noon to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at noon or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
April’s Reading: Enjoy some short selections as we highlight and celebrate local playwrights
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2024-2025 - Out of the Hat! Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at noon to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at noon or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
November’s Reading: The Odd Couple Female Version, by Neil Simon
Unger and Madison are at it again! Florence Unger and Olive Madison, that is, in Neil Simon's hilarious contemporary comic classic: the female version of The Odd Couple. Instead of the poker party that begins the original version, Ms. Madison has invited the girls over for an evening of Trivial Pursuit. The Pidgeon sisters have been replaced by the two Constanzuela brothers. But the hilarity remains the same.
Open Mic Night
Open Mic Night
Please join us for Open Mic Night at Hammond Hall. Welcoming performers of all genres and abilities!
For more information, please contact:
doc.polly.blues@gmail.com
Concert Series: Rachel Sumner & Traveling Light
Rachel Sumner & Traveling Light
Fresh off a first-place win at the 2023 Thomas Point Beach Bluegrass Festival band competition, Rachel Sumner & Traveling Light have been captivating audiences throughout the northeast. With songs as sweet and biting as the nectar and venom in her voice, Sumner's lyric-forward writing and penchant for snaking chord progressions demand something far beyond folk conventions, highlighting the acrobatic range of her brilliant bandmates Kat Wallace (fiddle) and Mike Siegel (upright bass).
Doors open at 6:30pm.
BYOP (bring your own pie) to share.
$15 suggested donation
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab - Out of the Hat!
October through April, 2024-2025 - Out of the Hat! Readers’ Theatre Series
What’s "Out of the Hat!?” It’s a fresh, compact production with a rehearsal time of one day and performed that same night. The play, the director, the cast are all picked "out of the hat" so to speak -- this makes it fresh and exciting.
It goes like so ... we gather at noon to read the chosen play -- many of us for the first time. After a first read, the director for the play retires to cast the show. Once done, the group works to put the play on its feet with the result being an outstanding and very fresh performance at 6pm.
Come to read and play at noon or come to watch it that evening. Admission is free, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Interested in reading? We would love to have you! To read, you will need yourself, writing utensils, dark clothes, a potluck, energy and a penchant for fun.
Please message Meetinghouse Theatre Lab on Facebook or e-mail Cathy at cathyjohnson2012@hotmail.com if you would like to be a part of the day's production.
October’s Reading: The Edgar Allan Poe Afterlife Radio Show by Patrick Green and Jason Pizzarello
A tap at a chamber door, and the beat of a hideous heart evoke the very best and creepiest of Edgar Allan Poe. So when Poe sets out to keep his stories alive from beyond the grave, an otherworldly radio studio proves just the thing. Wandering spirits gather to play the roles in Poe's most classic works, from The Cask of the Amontillado to The Fall of the House of Usher. But the grim master of the macabre is a little new to radio. What's all this about commercials? And why is a skeptical cemetery cat sticking around for all these stories?
Just in time for Halloween! Come join us for some spooky fun in old time radio show fomat. Hot cider and Halloween cookies will be served.
Open Mic Night
Open Mic Night
Please join us for Open Mic Night at Hammond Hall. Welcoming performers of all genres and abilities!
Celebrate “Bobtober!” - bring a Dylan tune (or music about or by anyone else named Bob)
For more information, please contact:
doc.polly.blues@gmail.com
Concert Series: Pete Kilpatrick
Pete Kilpatrick
Pete Kilpatrick is an award-winning Maine-based singer/songwriter who has been performing professionally for the past two decades, releasing nine albums during that time. Join him for a night of acoustic music in late September.
Doors open at 6:30pm.
BYOP (bring your own pie) to share.
$15 suggested donation
Concert Series: Sally Rogers
Sally Rogers
Come join in singing with Sally Rogers! She is thrilled to be returning to Schoodic Arts for All. Sally Rogers is known for her lyrical voice, great sense of humor and fine songwriting. This year she will be singing solo, with her guitar and Mt. Dulcimer.
Doors open at 6:30pm.
BYOP (bring your own pie) to share.
$15 suggested donation
Contra Dance
Contra Dance
Come celebrate the Summer at Hammond Hall! We will be joined by great talents from Belfast and beyond – fiddler Willy Clemetson of Springtide and Bennet Konesni of DriveTrain on guitar, and the ever-creative Chris Ricciotti calling and teaching his energetic dances. Enjoy the music, spin around our beautiful hall, don’t forget your dancing shoes!
All dances taught, all ages welcome
$15 suggested donation
Winter Harbor Music Festival
Winter Harbor Music Festival
Winter Harbor Music Festival brings together musicians of different ages and stages, with world class artists, in performance.
https://www.winterharbormusicfestival.org/
Price: By donation
Gordon Thomas Ward
Gordon Thomas Ward
Enjoy Winter Harbor's own multi-instrumentalist and award-winning singer-songwriter, as he entertains you with songs from his growing list of fan-favorites, including those from his highly acclaimed, new album Walking on the Wire.
Price: By donation
Snarky Sisterz
Snarky Sisterz
Award-winning veteran musicians and singer-songwriters Diana Quinn and Lisa Ann Wright are the Snarky Sisterz, a fun and wildly entertaining duo which plays clever originals and covers with tight harmonies, spiced with wry and funny patter. They incorporate a mind-boggling variety of musical styles into their energetic performances, including rock and roll, bluegrass, blues, country, folk, and even jazz and classical. They play guitar, banjo, mandolin, ukulele and, you might even see and hear a lute!
Price: By donation
Claudia Schmidt
Claudia Schmidt
Claudia returns with her one-of-a-kind musical offering, using song, story and poetry to delight and enlighten! With her multi octave voice, 12 string guitar and mountain dulcimer, Claudia weaves together a wonderful musical journey, every concert a new adventure that leaves the listener refreshed and renewed.
https://www.claudiaschmidt.com/
Price: By donation
Molly Gawler and Shepsi Eaton
Molly Gawler and Shepsi Eaton
Molly Gawler’s one woman show created with original choreography celebrating life with the flow of dance, circus arts, acrobatics, story and music in collaboration with pianist and singer Shepsi Eaton.
Price: By donation
Chris Ross
Chris Ross
Award-winning Maine singer-songwriter Chris Ross is a native of Hancock and 2014 winner of the "Songwriter of the Year" award at the New England Music Awards. Known for his cinematic lyrics and sharp humor, Ross’ wit matches his musical talent. “I try my damnedest to make you feel feelings,” he says, “occasionally even pleasant ones.”
Price: By donation
CANCELLED - Madou Sidiki Diabate and Salif Bamakora: Kora Duets
Madou Sidiki Diabate and Salif Bamakora: Kora Duets
This event has been cancelled.
Join us for an experience of the history, power, magic and guidance of the West African Kora with world renowned 71st-generation virtuoso Madou Sidiki Diabaté, accompanied by his longtime student Salif Bamakora, as the duo explore and interpret the traditional repertoire of songs and stories of the Djeli, or Griots, the hereditary keepers of knowledge encoded in music.
Serving for centuries as advisors, emissaries, oral historians and peacemakers, the Djeli maintain the people’s ties to their cultural inheritance and vitality of purpose with a resilient and adaptive cordage of intertwined praise and remembrance. Masterful musicianship combined with glimpses of the rich and storied significance of West Africa’s musical memory enlivened and animated by the harp strings of an ancient tradition still blossoming in the 21st century.
Price: By donation
Elizabeth and Ben Anderson: Scottish Fiddle and Cello
Elizabeth and Ben Anderson: Scottish Fiddle and Cello
Elizabeth and Ben Anderson bring life to traditional Scottish tunes with their intricate and energetic fiddle and cello arrangements. The Boston-based Scottish fiddle and cello duo, has an enthusiastic following in the U.S. and internationally. Blending Scottish tunes with lively rhythms and innovative harmonies, the pair create a sound rooted in tradition, inspired by the contemporary, and completely original. On stage, they captivate audiences with their ability to effortlessly communicate musical nuances as only siblings can.
https://www.elizabethandbenanderson.com/
Price: By donation
Flor Bromley: Fiesta Global
Flor Bromley: Fiesta Global
Fiesta Global is an invitation to dance around the world, bringing together rhythms from Latin America, encapsulating a message of global citizenship. It is a multicultural musical celebration! Kids and families will join in the fun as they learn about different musical genres through dance, storytelling and songs, traveling with Flor to the countries where the rhythms were born. This is not your typical children’s concert, it’s a whole family fiesta!
For more information please visit: https://florbromleymusic.com
Price: By donation
Meetinghouse Theatre Lab presents: “Getting to Know You” by Merle Bragdon - A Staged Reading
Getting to Know You: Speed
Dating in a Retirement Community, by Merle Bragdon - A Staged Reading
A Speed Dating Event in a retirement community makes for lots of laughs and maybe even some romance as these seniors get to know more about one another.
Merle Bragdon has been involved with community theater since 2011 as an actor and director. Getting to Know You, Speed Dating in a Retirement Community is Merle’s first full-length play. He and wife Joan live in Lamoine.
About Meetinghouse Theatre Lab: The Meetinghouse Theatre Lab is dedicated to creating an ensemble of performance artists who come together to excite the senses, push the limits, and transform the definition of creativity with the aim of growing as performers and enriching the humanity of all involved.
Price: By donation
Festival Opening Celebration
Festival Opening Celebration
Join us for food, music, and fun to celebrate the opening of the 26th Schoodic Arts Festival. Music by Chelsea Berry, Gus La Casse, and Mathias Kamin. All are welcome.
Free for all; donations gratefully accepted.
We welcome volunteers. If you would like to volunteer your time, please email info@schoodicartsforall.org or give us a call at 207-963-2569.
Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate the opening of the 26th Schoodic Arts Festival!
Our wonderful performers: Chelsea Berry, Gus LaCasse and Mathias Kamin.
Our enthusiastic and helpful volunteers, without whom the celebration would not have been possible:
~ Cathy Bell ~ Cathy Johnson ~ Chelsea Berry ~ Cotton Carlson ~ Joan Dempsey ~ Marco Montoyalondono ~ Maureen Andrew ~ Rick Andrew ~ Roberta Parritt ~ Roy Gott ~ Reese Bryant ~ Neale LaSalle ~ Olivia LaSalle ~ Denny O’Brien ~ Jimmy O’Donnell ~ Brent Hurd ~ Cheryl Hurd ~ Patrick Pinkham ~ Lilly Bary .
~ Cathy Bell ~ Cathy Johnson ~ Chelsea Berry ~ Cotton Carlson ~ Joan Dempsey ~ Marco Montoyalondono ~ Maureen Andrew ~ Rick Andrew ~ Roberta Parritt ~ Roy Gott ~ Reese Bryant ~ Neale LaSalle ~ Olivia LaSalle ~ Denny O’Brien ~ Jimmy O’Donnell ~ Brent Hurd ~ Cheryl Hurd ~ Patrick Pinkham ~ Lilly Bary .
Concert Series: Chris Ross
Chris Ross
Award-winning Maine singer-songwriter Chris Ross is a native of Hancock and 2014 winner of the "Songwriter of the Year" award at the New England Music Awards. Known for his cinematic lyrics and sharp humor, Ross’ wit matches his musical talent. “I try my damnedest to make you feel feelings,” he says, “occasionally even pleasant ones."
Doors open at 6:30pm.
BYOP (bring your own pie) to share.
$15 suggested donation
Contra Dance
Contra Dance
Music by Gus La Casse & Mathias Kamin
With Calling by Chrissy Fowler
All Dances Taught, All Ages Welcome
$15 suggested donation
Saint Dad, a play by Monica Wood
Saint Dad by Monica Wood
Suzanne, Bud, and Denise made the
tough decision to sell their childhood
camp when their father was at
death’s door, but now that he’s made
a miraculous recovery, they’re doing
everything in their power to make sure
he doesn’t find out. Comedy/drama.
Directed by Shari John
Tickets: $15
Tickets are available at the door (cash or check only).
Saint Dad, a play by Monica Wood
Saint Dad by Monica Wood
Suzanne, Bud, and Denise made the
tough decision to sell their childhood
camp when their father was at
death’s door, but now that he’s made
a miraculous recovery, they’re doing
everything in their power to make sure
he doesn’t find out. Comedy/drama.
Directed by Shari John
Tickets: $15
Tickets are available at the door (cash or check only).
Saint Dad, a play by Monica Wood
Saint Dad by Monica Wood
Suzanne, Bud, and Denise made the
tough decision to sell their childhood
camp when their father was at
death’s door, but now that he’s made
a miraculous recovery, they’re doing
everything in their power to make sure
he doesn’t find out. Comedy/drama.
Directed by Shari John
Tickets: $15
Tickets are available at the door (cash or check only).
Saint Dad, a play by Monica Wood
Saint Dad by Monica Wood
Suzanne, Bud, and Denise made the
tough decision to sell their childhood
camp when their father was at
death’s door, but now that he’s made
a miraculous recovery, they’re doing
everything in their power to make sure
he doesn’t find out. Comedy/drama.
Directed by Shari John
Tickets: $15
Tickets available at the door (cash or check only).
Saint Dad, a play by Monica Wood
Saint Dad by Monica Wood
Suzanne, Bud, and Denise made the
tough decision to sell their childhood
camp when their father was at
death’s door, but now that he’s made
a miraculous recovery, they’re doing
everything in their power to make sure
he doesn’t find out. Comedy/drama.
Directed by Shari John
Tickets: $15
Tickets available at the door (cash or check only).
Saint Dad, a play by Monica Wood
Saint Dad by Monica Wood
Suzanne, Bud, and Denise made the
tough decision to sell their childhood
camp when their father was at
death’s door, but now that he’s made
a miraculous recovery, they’re doing
everything in their power to make sure
he doesn’t find out. Comedy/drama.
Directed by Shari John
Tickets: $15
Tickets available at the door (cash or check only).
Concert Series: Gordon Thomas Ward
Gordon will entertain you with an evening of acoustic music and reflections about his established crowd favorites, sprinkled with songs selected from his upcoming record. There will be music to fit every mood.
Gordon Thomas Ward is a GRAMMY-balloted, folk rock, singer-songwriter who uses music and poetry to mix the ethereal world and the human condition. His songs, like the places and the people we love, are beautiful and dramatic in all their seasons.
With four albums, five books, four #1 songs, and other compositions that have charted in the U.S. and abroad, he's recorded with notable musicians such as Noel Paul Stookey (Peter, Paul, and Mary), Kevin Barry (Jackson Browne, James Taylor), Eric Troyer and Mik Kaminski (Electric Light Orchestra), and shared the stage and billing with Natalie Merchant, Christine Lavin, and Bill Staines.
Whispers from the Woods is Gordon’s fourth and most recent album, which was hailed as “a modern-day masterpiece that comes straight from the heart” by Skope Magazine. His music, says Matheson's Entertainment Blog, "Will grab you by the heart and never let go." Upcoming in 2024 is a new studio album and the first installment of a children’s literature book series.
Doors open at 6:30pm.
BYOP (bring your own pie) to share.
$15 suggested donation
Concert Series: Jud Caswell - A Night of Irish Song
A Night of Irish Song
Multi-instrumentalist Jud Caswell celebrates the release of his "Morning Cordial Vol.2" - a collection of Irish songs recorded and released as videos during the first months of COVID lock-down.
Maine singer/songwriter Jud Caswell has got a keen eye for detail, a head full of far-away, and a heart full of home. In 2006 he burst on the national scene, winning the legendary Kerrville New Folk competition. His songs have been taught at Berklee, recorded by Judy Collins, and named “#4 Song of the Decade” by New York’s WFUV. Jud left the road to raise a family where his own roots go deep. He draws inspiration from the land like Mary Oliver, pushing gently into the specific until it unfolds into the universal. He paints his landscapes like Wyeth, with a reverence for humble beauty. And with a voice fresh as water over granite and soft as a pine needle bed, he wields his instruments with the matter-of fact deftness of an old woodsman with an axe.
Doors open at 6:30pm.
BYOP (bring your own pie) to share.
$15 suggested donation
A Holiday Evening with Chelsea Berry and special guest Moment’s Notice
A Holiday Evening with Chelsea Berry and special guest Moment’s Notice.
Please join us for an evening of wintry music, food, raffles, gifts by local artists, and holiday cheer!
Tickets: $20
Online ticket sales are closed. Tickets may be purchased at the door at the time of the event.