Concert: A Night of Jazz with Bruce Abbott and Berke McKelveySaturday, May 25th, 2013 • 7:00 pm
$12
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Saxophonists Berke McKelvey and Bruce Abbott are two of the most repsected musicians on Cape Cod and unbelievably, they have never played in a jazz setting together! This concert w
 ill fix the problem. Performances will include a guitar duo by Ben Kushigian and John Dirac, Bruschetta Jazz Festival (formerly known as Tenor Madness), and the Berke McKelvey amd Bruce Abbott Quintet with Bart Weisman on drums, Rod McCaulley on bass and Fred Fried on guitar.
Check out these links for more info on these great performers:
Bruce Abbott:
http://www.bruceabbottmusic.com
Bart Weisman:
http://bartweisman.com
Rod McCaulley:
http://www.rodmccaulley.com
Fred Fried:
http://www.fredfried.com
Tickets $12.00 General *$8.00 Students *Available for purchase at the door with valid student ID Payomet Performing Arts Center presents: SARAH & THE TALLBOYSSaturday, June 1st, 2013 • 7:30 pm
tickets $18-$30
"Had Johnny Cash and Bonnie Raitt shared DNA, the result would be Sarah Potenza."
Kansas City Blues Society
Sarah Potenza & the Tall Boys is a Nashville-based Americana band, specializing in ori
ginal country and soul. Sarah Potenza's voice is like a Russian nested doll with Bonnie Raitt on the outside and Etta James, Susan Tedeschi and Brittany Howard inside. Potenza has a powerful, natural instrument and the originals they perform suit it well.
Potenza is accompanied by her husband and Tall Boys band mate, Ian Crossman, on baritone guitar. Crossman is adept at squeezing different sounds from the rarely-seen instrument and he provides a perfect foil to Potenza's acoustic guitar, sometimes playing riffs, sometimes solos, sometimes bass lines.
BUY TICKETS HERE or call the Payomet box office at 508-487-5400Concert: The Musica Viva TrioTuesday, June 4th, 2013 • 7:30 pm
$15
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Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra musicians Bo Ericsson, cello, and Heather Goodchild Wade, violin, along with pianist Carl Banner will offer a program of classical piano trios, i
ncluding Franz Schubert's Trio Op. 99 in Bb major and Gabriel Fauré's Trio Op. 120. Admission is $15.
Heather Goodchild Wade holds a Bachelor of Music Degree in violin from the University of New Hampshire and a Master of Music degree in Orchestral Studies from the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. She has performed in Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall in New York, and in Jordan Hall and Mechanics Hall in Massachusetts, and has been an active orchestral musician in both Chicago and Boston. Heather was on faculty at the School of Performing Arts in Naperville, IL. She is currently principal second violin in the Cape Cod Symphony.
Bo Ericsson, cellist, a native of Sweden, graduated from the Gothenborg Conservatory of Music and studied at the Swedish Radio School in Stockholm. He has been principal cellist with both the Bergen (Norway) Philharmonic Orchestra and the Upsala (Sweden) Chamber Orchestra. As a cellist of the Berwald String Quartet he toured extensively throughout Europe. On Cape Cod he is principal cellist with the Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra, an active chamber musician and teacher of cello and is a member of the Schultze-Ericsson Cello Duo.
Pianist Carl Banner is founder and director of Washington Musica Viva, a cutting edge performance series begun in 1998 in the Kensington warehouse art studio of his artist wife, Marilyn Banner. A musician since childhood, Banner studied with Leon Fleisher and Leonard Shure among others, and performed as soloist with the St. Louis Symphony in 1962. He continued to perform regularly while returning to school and earning a PhD in cell biology from Harvard University in 1982. Banner has performed numerous times at the Embassy of the Czech Republic, as well as at the embassies of Germany, Austria, Lithuania, Denmark, Israel, and the European Union. Additional significant venues include the Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage in DC, as well as the Czech Center, Carnegie Hall, and Brooklyn Conservatory in New York.The Fish Next Door: An Evening With Paul GreenbergFriday, June 7th, 2013 • 6:00 pm
How we lost our local seafood, and how we can get it back
Paul Greenberg, author of the James Beard awarded "4 Fish, The Future Of The Last Wild Food" will be coming to Wellfleet to research material for his new book on sustainable aquaculture practices and
coastal protection.
Please join us for an evening devoted to local discussion of the role the oyster plays in coastal restoration projects and local food supplies. Mr. Greenberg will also be sharing notes from his new book.
A light meal of local shellfish will be provided by JJ Gonson, locavore chef, food activist and founder of “Cuisine En Locale,”
$20.00. Limited number of tickets available.
BUY TICKETS HEREWPH presents: Shorts on StageWednesday, June 12th, 2013 • 8:00 pm
2 EVENINGS OF ONE ACT PLAYS
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Please join us for a fun evening of four original one act plays, written, directed, produced and performed by local talent. This is the first installment of an emerging theatre ser
ies at the Hall, taking place on our beautiful and historic downstairs stage. The vibe: charming and intimate. Don't miss out...this is one everyone will be talking about!
Featured writers for this run include: Scott Coffey, Steve Desroches, Robert Keary, and Adam Peck.
Weds. & Thurs. ONLY, 8pm, $10.00. Cash bar serving cocktails, wine, beer and soft drinks.
WPH presents: Shorts on StageThursday, June 13th, 2013 • 8:00 pm
2 EVENINGS OF ONE ACT PLAYS
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Please join us for a fun evening of four original one act plays, written, directed, produced and performed by local talent. This is the first installment of an emerging theatre ser
ies at the Hall, taking place on our beautiful and historic downstairs stage. The vibe: charming and intimate. Don't miss out...this is one everyone will be talking about!
Featured writers for this run include: Scott Coffey, Steve Desroches, Robert Keary, and Adam Peck.
Weds. & Thurs. ONLY, 8pm, $10.00. Cash bar serving cocktails, wine, beer and soft drinks.
Truro Center for the Arts presents: Craig S. BarnesTuesday, June 18th, 2013 • 7:00 pm
John T. Bunker Lecture Series
This lecture series is in honor of John T. Bunker, father of Jane Bunker, who established a fund in his honor in hopes to reflect the intense integrity, grace and curiousity that Mr. Bunker possessed
during his lifetime. We will be asking experts in their disciplines to come and share what they know. We will reach into a wide variety of topics ranging from art, literature, music and philosophy to science and nature.
CLICK HERE to visit the Truro Center for the Arts website for more into and to purchase tickets.FEED YOUR LOVE OPEN MICWednesday, June 19th, 2013 • 7:00 pm
6:30 signup for performers I 7pm start
Open Mic – Third Wednesday Every Month in Wellfleet
The Feed Your Love Open Mic, a free public event, is held on the THIRD WEDNESDAY of every month, year round, The Feed Your Love Open Mic is now i
n its fourth successful year. We began as a small gathering of friends and musicians in the popular Orleans coffee shop, Cape Cup. The vibe was right and the coffee was good; soon the place was packed with musicians, poets, and visitors looking for a place to gather and enjoy a taste of local music and community. Sadly, after three great years our hosts retired and the coffee shop closed, but timing was on our side and we moved the whole event into the newly restored Wellfleet Preservation Hall without a hitch.Our new home has performance stage with professional lighting and sound, excellent acoustics, a snack bar with beer and wine, and plenty of room for everyone.
The Feed Your Love Open Mic is a tolerant and supportive, diverse, engaging and, most of all, entertaining environment (whew!). We host musicians who sing and play everything from old timey folk to rock-n-roll; acoustic guitar solos to improvisational jazz sets; first-time performers (ages 6 to 86) to retired professional musicians. All are welcome and made to feel at home. If you are not already a member of our musical (and poetic) community, please stop by on the third Wednesday of the month to listen, to play, or just to say hello.Provincetown International Film FestivalThursday, June 20th, 2013 • 2:30 pm
SHORTS IV
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Or visit the PIFF Box Office Located at the Crown & Anchor, 247 Commercial St., Provincetown MA
Wellfleet Preservation Hall is proud to announce our first year as a venue for th
e exciting and dynamic Provincetown International Film Festival.
Provincetown International Film FestivalThursday, June 20th, 2013 • 5:00 pm
BLUEBIRD (Narrative Feature)
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Or visit the PIFF Box Office Located at the Crown & Anchor, 247 Commercial St., Provincetown MA
Wellfleet Preservation Hall is proud to announce our first year as a venue for th
e exciting and dynamic Provincetown International Film Festival.Provincetown International Film FestivalThursday, June 20th, 2013 • 7:30 pm
CRYSTAL FAIRY (Narrative Feature)
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Or visit the PIFF Box Office Located at the Crown & Anchor, 247 Commercial St., Provincetown MA
Wellfleet Preservation Hall is proud to announce our first year as a venue for th
e exciting and dynamic Provincetown International Film Festival.Payomet Performing Arts Center Presents: FRANK VIGNOLATuesday, July 16th, 2013 • 7:30 pm
FEED YOUR LOVE OPEN MICWednesday, July 17th, 2013 • 7:00 pm
6:30 signup for performers I 7pm start
Open Mic – Third Wednesday Every Month in Wellfleet
The Feed Your Love Open Mic, a free public event, is held on the THIRD WEDNESDAY of every month, year round, The Feed Your Love Open Mic is now i
n its fourth successful year. We began as a small gathering of friends and musicians in the popular Orleans coffee shop, Cape Cup. The vibe was right and the coffee was good; soon the place was packed with musicians, poets, and visitors looking for a place to gather and enjoy a taste of local music and community. Sadly, after three great years our hosts retired and the coffee shop closed, but timing was on our side and we moved the whole event into the newly restored Wellfleet Preservation Hall without a hitch.Our new home has performance stage with professional lighting and sound, excellent acoustics, a snack bar with beer and wine, and plenty of room for everyone.
The Feed Your Love Open Mic is a tolerant and supportive, diverse, engaging and, most of all, entertaining environment (whew!). We host musicians who sing and play everything from old timey folk to rock-n-roll; acoustic guitar solos to improvisational jazz sets; first-time performers (ages 6 to 86) to retired professional musicians. All are welcome and made to feel at home. If you are not already a member of our musical (and poetic) community, please stop by on the third Wednesday of the month to listen, to play, or just to say hello.Concert: RICHARD SHINDELLThursday, July 18th, 2013 • 8:00 pm
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An expatriate New Yorker now living in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Richard Shindell is a meticulous craftsman of song whose six studio albums and one live recordi
ng have been revered by critics and fans alike. Innovative, original and occasionally spiritual, Shindell’s songs weave tales that interchangeably champion the downtrodden, exalt the disaffected or wax empathetic to those lost to society’s fringes.
From his first record, Sparrow’s Point (1992) to the newest album South of Delia (2007), Shindell has demonstrated a penchant for songwriting at once passionate and profound. Shindell’s songwriting is truly eclectic, ranging from lighthearted ballads and adulterous love songs, to dirges and diatribes that skillfully skewer politics, prejudice, war, and religion. He has a unique ability to morph into the soul of the many and varied personalities he casts as narrators in certain songs — songs that are veritable novellas framed in haunting acoustic melodies.
Richard has spent many summer days in Wellfleet and played to a sold out audience in Wellfleet in 2010. We are excited to welcome him back!
Concert: MYRA FLYNNSunday, July 28th, 2013 • 8:00 pm
We are excited to present MYRA FLYNN, the first artist of our Bright New Stars series, showcasing young and/or up-and-coming talent from New England and beyond.
Vermont & NY based singer/songwrite
r Myra Flynn spends her career embracing dichotomy. Half Irish and half African American, her original indie/soul/folk songs blend soulful vocals with a lyrical delivery that doesn't let one get too comfortable. As the New England Deli Magazine puts it, "Her vocal influences have as much in common with Ani Difranco and Shawn Colvin as they do with Rihanna and Jill Scott." She has since shared literal stages with: Ivan Neville, Alexa Ray Joel, Slick Rick, Anais Mitchell, Gregory Douglass and Lee “Scratch” Perry.
Crooked Measures, her 2009 debut album, earned Flynn a solid spot in the singer/songwriter circuit as well as much deserved media recognition. She was named "Best Up-and-Coming Performer in Vermont" by Seven Days Newspaper (2010 and 2011) and "New England Artist of the Month" by The Deli Magazine New England. She signed a six-month licensing deal with CBS Records and her original song "Feels Like the Sunshine" was used on the CW television show "The Beautiful Life" (produced by Ashton Kutcher).
Flynn’s last album For The Record (2011), was produced by Vermont singer/songwriter Gregory Douglasshe New England Deli Magazine said the new album is crafted with “a self-assured sense of commitment and what seems like another lifetime of reasons to sing.”
Tickets TBA - check back soon for details!
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