Updated (additions in red) as of 6/11/2021 Folk Music Society of New York, Inc.
June, 2021 vol. 56, No. 6
JUNE Wednesdays: (virtual) Sunnyside Singers Club Online: 7:30pm † Thursdays: (F2F) Sunnyside Singers Club 6pm‐11pm † Sun, 6: The Seaport virtual Chantey Sing, 2‐4pm. † Mon, 14: Board of Directors virtual Mee ng, 7:15pm; see p. 4 Thur, 17: John Conolly livestream from England, 2:30pm (EDT) † Sun, 20: Staten Island virtual Shanty Sing, 2pm † Sat, 26: Porch Stomp, Face‐to‐Face on Governors Island †
JULY Thursdays: (virtual) Sunnyside Singers Club Online: 7:30pm † Wednesdays: (F2F) Sunnyside Singers Club 6pm‐11pm † Sun, 4: The Seaport virtual Chantey Sing, 2‐4pm. † Mon, 12: Board of Directors virtual Mee ng, 7:15pm, see p. 4. Sun, 18: Staten Island virtual Shanty Sing, 2pm †
Details on Pages 2‐3 † = not a club event, but one we co‐sponsor or co‐list Table of Contents Events at a Glance...... 1 Folk Music Society Info...... 9 Events Details...... 23 Calendar Location Listings...... 10 From the Editor...... 3 Mark Hamburgh ad...... 10 Folk Process...... 3 Radio Listings...... 10 Topical Listings of Events...... 4 Pinewoods Hot Line...... 11 Porch Stomp Performers...... 56 Membership Form Join Us...... 12 Folk Calendar Listings...... 7
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1 (Virtual) Sunnyside Singers Club Online; Wednesdays*, 7:30pm Join the group that used to meet Wednesdays at the Aubergine Cafe, plus new overseas friends, all now on Zoom. To take part, please email Alice Farrell Pearlman at aafarrell[at]gmail.com for an invitation. When contacting Alice, replace [at] with @ in email address. *Note: 6/24 and after this switches to Thursdays † (in person) Sunnyside Singers Club: Thursdays*, 611pm The inperson singers folk club has resumed at a new location. It is now at the Grandstand Bar & Restaurant, 85 35 Grand Ave., Elmhurst (Queens). Three blocks from the Grand Avenue – Newtown subway station. Near the Q58, Q59, and Q60 buses. The traditional Irish session begins outside at 6pm, followed by a singers session inside at 8pm. Food and drink available; there is no cover charge and no minimum, but a food or drink purchase is expected. Invited guest musicians for the Irish sessions: June 3, Pat Mangan. *Note: 6/23 and after this switches to Wed.†
Seaport Virtual Chantey Sing; Sundays, June 6th & July 4th; 24pm On the first Sunday of the month, participants from the New York metro area, across the country, and across the Pond get together on Zoom for a session of sea songs. The South Street Seaport Museum, The New York Packet, and the Folk Music Society of New York are pleased to welcome you to this monthly Sing. Registration details: https://southstreetseaportmuseum.org/chanteysingfaq/. or call the Museum at 2127488600 with your email address. †
John Conolly Livestream Concert, Thursday, June 17th; 2:30pm John Conolly honed his songwriting around the fish docks of Grimsby, a once bustling fishing port perched at the mouth of England’s Humber River. As he watched the fishing fleet suffer the demise of a oncethriving industry, he chronicled the stories of the workers. Fiddlers’ Green, written in 1964, has become entrenched in the canon of maritime music, along with a number of his other songs: Punch and Judy Man, Trawling Trade, The Widowmaker—the list is long. Conolly performs with warmth, good humor and lilting accompaniment on guitar and melodeon. The show will start at 2:30pm EDT Eastern U.S. time [7:30 U.K. time] and will run approximately 50 minutes. Contribution $10, more if you can, less if you can't. Tickets are available at https://fmsnyconolly.eventbrite.com This is a partnership effort between 5 folk organizations (Folk Music Society of New York, Inc, Old Songs, Inc, Folksong Society of Greater Washington, Folk Song Society of Greater Boston, and Branford FMS) and Jeanie Meneely & Rob Van Sante (Falcon Audio Visual Arts Studio) livestreamed from Whitby, UK.
Shanty Sing Session: Sunday, June 20th; 24pm We cosponsor the Shanty Sing on the 3rd Sunday of the month. The William Main Doerflinger Memorial Sea Shanty Sessions at the Noble Maritime Collection (to give the official title) are online: streaming at: https://www.facebook.com/ noblemaritime/videos; Zoom registration through eventbrite.com. And see the documentary of this event (from when it was in person): vimeo.com/250883513; password: harbortown. continued next page 2 Events Details, continued from previous page Porch Stomp: Saturday, June 26th; 11AM5pm On Governors Island see pages 5 and 6 for detailed nformation on the FMSNY porch. Porch Stomp 2021 is set on the beautiful greenery of Governors Island, Porch Stomp invites dozens of folk bands, artists, and performing arts organizations to use the historic porches of Nolan Park as a space for performance and education, highlighting artistry ranging from traditional folk to oldtime, blues, roots, bluegrass and Americana. Ferries leave for Governors from both Manhattan and Brooklyn: Lower Manhattan: The Battery Maritime Building, located at 10 South Street Brooklyn: Pier 6 in Brooklyn Bridge Park, near the intersection of Furman St. And Atlantic Ave.; and Atlantic Basin in Red Hook, near the intersection of Pioneer Street and Conover Street. Advance Ferry Reservations are required and can only be made online at https:// www.govisland.com/visittheisland/ferry where there is information, directions, and schedules. There is a $3 round trip Ferry charge which is waived before noon or for seniors see information on website above. There is food on the Island or bring a picnic. Bring lawn chairs for seating.
“June is busting out all over”—Sorry, couldn’t resist the song from Oklahoma! We are going to have our first inperson event on Governors Island—the Porch Stomp. Some of us were actually there a few years ago, before Covid. It will be all out doors. You must make ferry reservations. See pgs 3, 5 & 6 for details. We are still doing things virtually which include the Seaport Chantey Sing, the Staten Island Shanty Sing, and our fascinating Board of Directors meeting. The Sunnyside Singers Club will continue to meet virtually on Wednesday nights. In addition, they will also be meeting in person on Thursday nights. See page 2 for details. We have sad news. Bob (Robert Witte) passed away in February. He was a long time member who was an active participant in our events. He had moved to Maine and loved the community of Waldoboro. See more on page 4.
by Ruth Lipman Sue Tobiason sent in the following item: “I'm home from the hospital and rehab. On March 12, I had a cervical laminectomy at the Allen Hospital. In the words of my neurologist, the surgery was necessary because my cervical spine was "smooshed". I spent a month in rehab, then came home with nursing, physical therapy, and home health aides who have been wonderful in helping me with chores and getting me the things I need. I was fortunate to be able to get vaccinated in rehab, so that I didn't have to worry about venturing out or standing in a long line when I returned home.” Best wishes for a speedy recovery, Sue! Harry Baya and his wife, Phyllis recently celebrated Phyllis’s birthday. Happy birthday, Phyllis. They continue to settle into their new home in Laguna Woods, California and to explore the area. Recently, they made an excursion to Borrego continued on page 11 3 Topical Listing of Society Events (see details pages 2‐3) Virtual Concerts and Weekends October 29‐31: TENTATIVE Fall Weekend, possibly at HVRS Actual (F2F) Special programs Sat., June 26: Porch Stomp, outdoors on Governor's Island. Camps and Weeks Aug. 28‐Sept. 3, 2021: TradMaD Camp; possibly F2F at Pinewoods Camp, possibly virtual. S ll being decided, details as soon as they are known. Sings and Informal Jams Folk Open Sing: First Wed., 7‐10 pm in Brooklyn; will return when possible. The Seaport Virtual Chantey Sing. Usually the first Sunday 2‐4pm (June 6 † Sunnyside Singers Club Online Zoom sessions every Wednesday, 7:30‐11 pm, † Sunnyside Singers Club: face to face at the Grandstand, Elmhurst 6 ‐ 11pm † Staten Is. Virtual Shanty Session; 3rd Sun. of the month (June 20, July 18, etc) † Virtual Business Meetings, etc. Board of Directors Mee ng, 7:15pm, usually the 2nd Monday except August (June 14, July 12, etc.); remotely via Zoom. Info: 718‐672‐6399. † = not run by the club, but one we co‐sponsor or colist RIP BobWitte Robert (Bob) Witte, a former board member of the Folk Music Society of NY, died peacefully in his home on February 28, 2021 after a prolonged illness. Bob was a graduate of New Rochelle High School in New Rochelle, NY, received a Bachelor of Science Degree from Cornell University and a Master’s Degree in Marine Biology from New York University. Bob was a veteran of the US Army and served during the 1960’s as an environmental engineer. For more than 20 years he was employed as a Marine Biologist for the Environmental Protection Agency based out of the New York City area. His love and respect for nature and the environment was a cornerstone of the way he lived his life. He spent a number of years working on the Clearwater sailing vessel working to clean up the Hudson River in New York. He moved to Waldoboro, Maine in 2000. A lover of folk music, storytelling, and literature of every kind, Bob spent many hours with friends enjoying this passion. As a longtime member of the Folk Music Society of New York, Bob was passionate about music and had great admiration for those who shared their voices whether in harmony or not. A good joke or a bad one, he was always up for a conversation and a laugh to be shared with others. He was passionate about political causes and was generous in his support of those that he believed in. Clarice Kjerulff Bob also left a many books and albums behind. His nephew, Bryan Lane, has a catalogued list of his Folk Books and of his Albums, which he has left to the FMSNY. Contact Eileen at 7186726399 if you are interested and she will send you the lists. Bob hoped that people would give a donation to the club for these items. Any offer will be appreciated. Eileen Pentel The Society's Web Page: http://www.FMSNY.org 4 Porch Stomp 2021 Saturday, June 26, 11:00 am 5:00 pm: Take the ferry and join us for a free and par cipatory celebra on of American folk music on the porches of Governors Island. See h ps://www.porchstomp.com/ porchstomp2020 for info. Performers on the FMSNY porch (in alphabe cal order) are: Pamela Jean Agaloos, a singer based in New York who has been singing tradi onal tunes in the city for the last seven years. Her unique style and interpreta on of tradi onal music relies on the connec ons she makes with musicians she's collaborated with – storytellers, ar sts, and other folk musicians – in the session and folk scenes. Pamela will be accompanied by Ma Diaz and Ma hew Chris an. The Iona Sco sh Session, a home session for Pamela, is a group of rota ng musicians who play tradi onal Sco sh tunes at the Iona Bar in Williamsburg. Doreen Hayden d'Amico performs tradi onal and contemporary folk music and is delighted to sing with others in ghtly woven harmonies. She was a member of Soldier's Fancy, a five‐part harmony group whose repertoire reflected the experiences of women today and in days gone by. She was also a long me member of the West Side Singers, a chorus of twenty voices singing Robert Burns to Mozart. She is currently a regular member of the Sunnyside Singers and an occasional addi on to the Mountain Maidens. Lafaye e Ma hews & Jules Peiperl Lafaye e (he/him) and Jules (they/them) have been singing together since 2013. They made their way to New York City in 2017 and have been popping up around the folk music community ever since. They are dedicated to honoring the tradi on of the songs they sing while making the folk community a more inclusive and welcoming space for all people. Their repertoire includes buzzy English harmonies, Appalachian ballads, sea chanteys, and any song that can remotely be construed as queer. Nancy and Bob Montgomery have been singing together since the day they met. Their warm harmonies and guitar and harmonica accompaniment give them a folk sound, but they draw on a wide variety of material ‐ from tradi onal and contemporary folk and country to classic rock & original songs. Over the years they have played on porches & other venues from Lake Erie & the Catskills to Brooklyn & Manha an theaters. Expect to hear li le‐known gems from well‐known singers. Marie Mularczyk, Candice Baranello & Lorraine Berger. Three dynamic voices blended in splendid ancient and modern harmonies that will li your spirit, excite your senses and warm your heart. They sing ballads, folk songs, Medieval, Irish Tradi onal music, love songs, country and gospel songs including themes of social jus ce to the accompaniment of guitars, banjo, dulcimer, bouzouki, dumbec, spoon, castanets and lots of percussion instruments including washboard. They met at Swing, The Teapot Irish Pub in Floral Park and there was instant magic, harmony, and camaraderie. Marie plays just about every string and percussion instrument (guitar, banjo, mandolin, dulcimer, Irish Bouzouki, dumbec, bones, and spoons) and sings Bri sh and American folksongs and Jewish music. continued next page 5 continued from previous page Ka e Naplatarski is a beau fully sensi ve interpreter of folk songs and ballads. She sings an assortment of folk songs, some old, some new, and some to sing along to. She will be accompanied on guitar and voice by Marie Mularczyk and the Sunnyside Singers.
The New York Packet, represented here by Deirdre Murtha (of The Johnson Girls), Lafaye e Ma hews, and Alan Short, is the resident music group of the Chantey Sings at South Street Seaport in Lower Manha an, keeping NY's mari me history and heritage alive. The Folk Music Society of N.Y. co‐sponsors events with the South Street Seaport.
Debbie Rich and Ron Pecan are two local ar sts who have been singing and playing tradi onal and old‐ me music together for many years. They include fiddle tunes, gospel, blues, topical, work, mari me, protest, ballads, love and kids' songs. Some came from centuries ago, where we do not know who wrote them and have been passed down orally, and o en altered along the way. Some come from contemporary writers from the mid‐20th century up to today. All are the sounds of the people. Steve Suffet is best described as an old‐fashioned folksinger who has been performing at clubs, coffee houses, fes vals, folk music weekends, and other venues since 1963. His repertoire comprises an eclec c mix of tradi onal folk songs, songs by tradi on‐based folk ar st such as Jean Ritchie and Woody Guthrie, and songs that he has wri en himself in tradi onal styles. Website: h ps://stevesuffet.com Robbie Wedeen is a folk singer /songwriter who performs folk, gospel, country, blues, bluegrass, sea songs, tradi onal, ballads, country, contemporary, and original repertoire with guitar, autoharp and banjo accompaniment. She has performed widely, touring in Europe as well. She was awarded a Meet the Composer grant. Robbie plays with Double Play, Drew Smith, Triple Play All‐Stars, and Waking Up Tillie. She is a past member of Joyful Noise with Marie Mularczyk, Linda Prager, Judy Meiselman — four women in harmony. Is your membership expiring? A membership expiration date is on your newsletter address label, above your name, (if mailed) or in the notification email (for online delivery). We are still fighting with our membership database and are currently behind in sending out renewal notices. So please do check your date, and if your membership is due to expire, and you have not already renewed it, renew by sending the form (back page of the newsletter) or through Eventbrite at http://fmsny.eventbrite.com. Thank you! 6 Folk Music Virtual and Real Events Calendar You shold write or call and check to confirm they are still running. Contact information is given in the first listing for virtual events and on p. 10 for live events. Most of these events are not run by the Club, and information given is the best available at press time. Send information for listing to: listings (at) folkmusicny.org or Margaret Murray, 1684 W. First Street, #C6, Brooklyn, New York 11223. DEADLINE is the 12th of the preceding month. This Calendar is updated online when latebreaking information is available. You can view the online pdf newsletter from the link on the club website, http://www. fmsny.org Many inperson (F2F) events are also livestream #=event run by the club; †=not a club event, but one we co‐sponsor Updated as of 6/11/21. Corrections after the printed copy have the date in red bold. Some earlier listings may have been deleted to make room for the new ones. VIRTUAL EVENTS – JUNE Fridays on Facebook Live: Wednesdays†: virtual Sunnyside Sing; folkartmuseum.org; 6‐7:30pm 7:30pm; see p. 2 12 Sa Joe Jencks and Rod MacDonald Thursdays: 5 songs by Sally Rogers; 4pm; livestream: h ps://facebook.com/salrog peoplesvoicecafe.org; 8pm; ... register for link or watch free on 4 Fr Cliff Eberhardt with Louise facebook.com/peoplesvoicecafe Mosrie: stayaway.folkproject. 14 Mo Zoom Open Mic – feature – org; 7:30pm Piedmont Bluz: 4 Fr Kemp Harris livestream: thevanillabeancafe.com; 7‐9pm caffelena.org; 8‐9:30pm; free 15 Tu Buddy Mondlock: 4‐6 Bluegrass Weekend Online stayaway.folkproject.org; 7pm 2021: AshokanCenter.org/ 15 Tu A Musical History of Sea camps; 845‐246‐2121 Shanties w/ Stuart Markus of 4‐6 Virtual Peoples Music Network Gathering Time; Live Stream: Convergence on Zoom with cowneck.org; 7:30pm; to many performers including Pat register, email Humphries, Charlie King, Steve [email protected]; free Suffet* and Lindsey Wilson and 17 Th† John Conolly livestream; see p.2 more: peoplesmusic.org 17 Th Claudia Nyggard & Rupert 5 Sa Li le Folks Show – Kemp Harris Wates livestream; Hard Luck Livestream: caffelena.org; 12‐ Café; fmsh.org 1pm; free 18 Fr Frank & Hank: stayaway. 5 Sa The Black Feathers – streaming folkproject.org; 7:30pm live from Wales; facebook.com/ 18‐20 Northern Weekend 2021 FMSHLongIsland; 7‐8:15pm; Online with Jay Unger, Molly free; dona ons apprec. Mason; AshokanCenter.org/ fmsh.org camps; 845‐246‐2121 5 Sa Zakir Hussain and Ganesh 19 Sa Clearwater’s Great Hudson Rajago livestream from NYC: River Revival Livestream, worldmusicin tute.org; 7pm featuring Sco Ainslie, Blind 6 Su† The Seaport virtual Chantey Boys of Alabama, Tom Chapin, Sing: 2‐4pm; see p. 2 John McCutcheon, Tiokasin 10 Th WMI Plus at Home featuring Ghosthorse, Reggie Harris, Sonny Mehta from Riyaaz Hubby Jenkins, Magpie, Holly Qawwali: free; Near, Rick Nestler, Tom Paxton, worldmusicins tute.org; 6pm Emma’s Revolu on, and more: 11 Fr John & Orion Kribs: Clearwater.org; 11am to 6pm; caffelena.org; 8‐8:30pm; free also on Facebook and Youtube 11 Fr Nat Myers, Kora Feder and pages; dona ons appreciated Abby Ahmed ‐ Free Music 20 Su† Staten Island virtual Shanty 7 continued next page Calendar Listings, continued from previous page Sing: 2‐4pm; see p. 2 LIVE NEW YORK CITY – JULY 22 Tu Jon Shain & FJ Ventre: Thursdays†: Sunnyside Singers Club; stayaway.folkproject.org; 7pm 7:30‐10pm; trad. Irish session 25‐27 Virtual Old Songs Fes val with from 10‐midnight; see p. 2 many performers including 3 Sa Sea Chanty Saturdays on the Sheila Kay Adams, Anita Best, Gowanus Canal: Gowanus Childrens Music Network, Andy Dredgers Canoe Club in Cohen, Guy Davis, Dennis Brooklyn; 3‐5pm; free Stroughma & L’Esprit Creole, Steve Gille e & Cindy LIVE LONG ISLAND – JUNE Mangsen, Reggie Harris, Joe 27 Su John Pla ’s On Your Radar LIVE Jencks, Hubby Jenkins, John with Robinson & Rohe & Roger Kirk & Trish Miller, Chris Street Friedman: Landmark on Koldewey*, Magpie, John Main Street; 6:30pm Roberts, Sally Rogers, Claudia Schmidt, Bethany Yarrow & LIVE NEW YORK STATE – JUNE more: fes val.oldsongs.org 4 Fr Garrin Benfield: Towne Crier; 25‐27 Southern Weekend Online 7:30pm; free 2021: AshokanCenter.org/ 5 Sa Li le Folks Show with Kemp camps; 845‐246‐2121 Harris: Caffe Lena; 3‐4pm; free 5 Sa Bright Series – Cloudbelly: Caffe VIRTUAL EVENTS – JULY Lena; 8pm Wednesdays†: virtual Sunnyside Sing; 5 Sa Joannie Madden, Mary Coogan 7:30pm; see p. 2 & Bruce Foley: Tompkins 4 Su† The Seaport virtual Chantey Corners Cultural Center; 4pm Sing: 2‐4pm; see p. 2 5 Sa Lara Hope Trio: Towne Crier; 6 Tu Sawyer Fredericks: 7:30pm; free stayaway.folkproject.org; 7pm 6 Su Muriel Anderson: Towne Crier; 6:30pm; free LIVE EVENTS BY LOCALES 11 Fr Forever Simon & Garfunkle – see p.10 for loca ons not listed tribute duo: Towne Crier; LIVE NEW YORK CITY – JUNE 7:30pm; free Thursdays†: Sunnyside Singers Club at 12 Sa Roy Bookbinder: Turning Point; the Grandstand, Elmhurst; 7:30‐ 8pm; vaccina ons required 10pm; tradi onal Irish session 12 Sa California Dreamin’ Acous c from 10‐midnight; see p. 2 Duo: Towne Crier; 7:30pm; free ... 26 Sa Sloan Wainwright Show: Town 5 Sa Sea Chanty Saturdays on the Crier; 7:30pm; free Gowanus Canal: Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club in LIVE CONNECTICUT – JUNE Brooklyn; 3‐5pm; free ... 6 Su Drums Along the Hudson 10 Th Stephen Kellog: KHCAC; 7:30pm featuring Soles of Duende, Joy 12 Sa Rick Spenser & Dawn Harjo plus Tom Porter, Indemuhle plus Sharks Come Thunderbird American Indian Cruisin': Mys c Seaport Dancers, Heyna Second Son Museum ‐ noon; free with and Silver Cloud Singers and museum adm; a er hours pub Drummers & more: Inwood Hill sing at 5‐7pm is free; info, call Park, 218th St. & Indian Rd., 11 the Seaport at 860‐572‐0711 am to 6pm; free; 212‐627‐1076; drumsalongthehudson.org LIVE CONNECTICUT – JULY 26 Sa† Porch Stomp at Governors 7 We Lisa Gutkin’s Porch Band: La Island; see p. 3 Zingara, 8 PT Barnum Square, Bethel; 7pm 8 Folk Music Society of NY, Inc Information The Folk Music Society of New York, Inc./NY NEWSLETTER INFO. (ISSN 10414150) Pinewoods Folk Music Club was started in 1965 Publisher: Folk Music Society of N.Y., Inc., 444 and is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, educational corpora‐ W. 54 St., #7, NYC, NY 10019. © 2019 tion; an affiliate of the Country Dance & Song So‐ DEADLINE: the 12th of the month prior to ciety of America and a member of the Folk publication (no Aug. issue). Alliance. Our annual report is available from our office, 444 W. 54 St, #7, NYC, NY 10019 or from Send address changes to the membershp chair: the Office of Charities Registration, N.Y. Dept. of Marie Mularczyk, 5207 Leith Place, Little Neck, State, 162 Washington Av, Albany, NY 12232. NY 11362; membership(at)folkmusicny.org nd We have approximately 300 members and run con ‐ Editor: Eileen Pentel, 3541 72 St, Jackson Hts, certs, weekends, classes, and gettogethers, all NY 11372; 7186726399.
Online "radio" stations (24 hrs) www.FolkMusicNotebook.com (NY area) a virtual folk fest! www.folkalley.com ( Saranac Lake, NY) 24 hour folk music of various types: On Air and Online WBAI's folk program: Thursdays, 10PM FMSNY Web Page www.FMSNY.org Besides our events, here's a listing of the links on our page: Local Venues, etc ; Repeating Events; Further Afield; Festivals; Magazines & Archives; Recordings, etc.; Radio, etc.; Words & Music; Artists; Press and Media info; FMSNY Archives and Scrapbook: pictures & more.
This list gives more detailed information for the locations listed in the chronological LIVE Events Listings. Corrections to this list are most welcome! Send info to: Don Wade, 3541 72nd St, Jksn Hts, NY 11372; 7184268555, Don(at)folkmusicny.org. Caffè Lena, 47 Phila St., Saratoga Springs, NY; 5185830022; www.caffelena.org usually livestreamed in addition to in person. Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club in Brooklyn; 35pm; 165 2nd St., Brooklyn; Sea Shanty Saturday, 1st Saturdays; held outside the boathouse; socially distanced and masking; free; refreshments available and donations encouraged; gowanuscanal.org KHCAC, Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 300 Main St., Old Saybrook, CT 06475; 8605100473; http://www.katharinehepburntheater.org; attendance extremely limited; face masks required; for tix, call 8605100453 or email [email protected] Landmark on Main Street 232 Main St, Port Washington, NY; (Long Island), 516 7676444; www.LandmarkonMainStreet.org; Outdoor live events limited seats available; socially distanced and Covid safety protocols Tompkins Corners Cultural Center, 729 Peekskill Hollow Road. Putnam Valley, NY. www.tompkinscorners.org; 845 5287280. Outdoors on lawn with masks and social distancing Towne Crier Cafe, 379 Main St, Beacon, NY, 8458551300; www. townecrier.com; concerts many nights; res. req.; socially distanced tables and face masks; 6:30pm 10 Notices 40 words or less; RATES: $10 each Hotline per month ($5 for members), 1/2 year for $25 ($15 for members), one year $50 ($25 members). Members please include mailing label or ID number for discount. (Lost & Found ads are free.) Send all ads to: Eileen Pentel, 3541 72nd St, Jackson Heights, NY 11372. We will be happy to accept text by Email with the text as part of the message (coincident with mailing your check) to Don(at)folkmusicny.org. All must be prepaid, make checks to: Folk Music Society of NY, Inc. (FMSNY). [Last run date is in brackets.]
Sound reinforcement: Your program deserves the best, whether it’s a concert or a large festival. Location recording: Direct to stereo or Digital multitrack recording and editing. Acoustic Folk and Classical are specialties. Don Wade, Collegium Sound; 7184268555; Don(at)collegiumsound.com. [122]
Minstrel Records: Bob Coltman, David Jones, Jack Langstaff, Almeda Riddle, Frank Warner, Jeff Warner & Jeff Davis, Jerry Epstein, Dwayne Thorpe, Sonja Savig. On LP, newer releases on CD. www.minstrelrecords.com or Minstrel Records, 3541 72 St, Jackson Hts, NY 11372, 7184268555. [122]
Come do English and American country dancing with Country Dance*NY! All dances are cancelled see: www.cdny.org for info
Clogging lessons in NYC! Learn to Flatfoot to traditional oldtime tunes with Megan Downes and The City Stompers. Find out more at nycitystompers.com, facebook and youtube. Call Megan 7184419416 or Daniela 3479263264 for updated info.
Irish country sets, sean nos dance, steps and footwork classes with Megan Downes. 8pm every Monday at Theatre 80 St. Mark's. Traditional music session at 9 led by Deidre Corrigan and Bernadette Fee. Call 7184419416 for updated info.
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[322] If you are the proud parent of one of the hotlines, please check the ending date. Send in your renewal before the 12th of the preceding month to have it continue. The Folk Process, continued from page 3 Springs, in the desert. The stark, rugged landscape and miles of open desert were something to behold! If you have news to share, contact Ruth Lipman at 372 Central Park West, #15B, New York, NY 10025; 2126636309; ruthlipman(at)msn.com The Society's Web Page: http://www.FMSNY.org facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FMSNY/ 11 Bluegrass & Old Time Repeating Events, continued from previous page
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