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Local Live Music Calendar June 2017 celebrating our 25th year Traditional & Original Acoustic Roots Local Live Music Calendar June 2017 Sultans of String acoustic – to benefit Syrian refugees – see 6/11 The Northeast Ohio Folk & Traditional Music & Dance Society Inc. P O Box 201002, Shaker Heights OH 44120 donations are tax-deductible; we’re a member-led 501(c)(3) educational corporation. Please visit us on the web http://www.folknet.org & on Facebook Are you a Member ? Yes, we do rely on the generosity of the funding by Folknet members – readers / musicians / dancers / listeners - - just a few diverse, multi- dimensional folk, like yourself. We urge you, and your friends, to support us, and join at: www.folknet.org/membership.html Donations to Folknet can be made securely from that page. This free local monthly guide to live (traditional and original) acoustic roots music is assembled by Larry Bruner and Wanda Finley, with various venue schedules collected by guitarist Joe Rollin Porter; Lake County and beyond from Ed Ollick; dance details by Heidi Nemeth; & a hearty much obliged to Guy Marentette. THANKS EVERYONE! These pages of selected calendar items are only a start. We urge you to support the growing number of other local events which also feature live traditional and original, acoustic roots music. We also are reminded these are future items subject to change. Legend 3”x3” pictures are cover art of a brand new CD from the artist please note that links to Facebook or ReverbNation do appear active, but their text must be entered manually in your browser outdoor music event, seating may or may not be provided house/small hall concert: an informal, up close and personal listening experience, often in someone’s home by invitation dance opportunity: contra, English country, swing, polka participatory event: open mike (take turns), jam (play with others), community sing asterisks * = Some of these once-recurring events no longer exist. Your persistent feedback is essential. We need your help - - please, let us know corrections by email. ** = At “all ages” Beachland, Grog Shop and Musica shows, an additional $2 fee will be charged at the door for patrons under the age of 21. *** = A Wilbert’s show that is “Free admission, pay as you go.” There is no charge for admission and when the basket is passed, or when you leave, you pay whatever amount you think the artist deserves. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 June is African-American Music Appreciation Month, GLBT Pride Month, dairy month, National fruit & vegetables month, and National Accordion Awareness Month. Thursday, June 1 National Go Barefoot Day the days of Shavou’ot end at sunse t ■ Maire O’Leary Manning teaches Ceili dancing, West Side Irish American Club info: 456-5395, 7-9pm, $10 a month ■ Richie Kindler hosts monthly Irish Pub Night: Celtic Jam (seisiún) Jupiter Studios & Jupiter Moons Pizzeria, 346 E. Main St., ■ Lorne Franklin & Andy Oster host monthly Hot Licks acoustic jam session, Coffee Phix Café, 4485 Mayfield Rd., parking in rear, South Euclid 381-5705, 6:30pm ■ Xe La & Birddog host the unpredictable weekly jam, The B Side Liquor Lounge & Arcade, 2785 Coventry Rd., Cleveland Hts. 932-1966, 7pm * ■ Jefferson Rice hosts open mike, Barmacy Bar & Grill, 1714 Merriman Rd. Akron 234/571-1636, 7:30pm 3 ■ Plaid Sabbath weekly workshop for performance-based traditional, and not-so- traditional Celtic music, acoustic musicians and visitors welcome, Browning Senior Center, 38032 Brown Ave., Willoughby 440/951-2832, 7:30-9pm * ■ Rick King hosts acoustic open jam night, Geppetto’s Pizza / Johnny Malloy's Sports Pub, 33475 Lake Rd., Avon Lake 440/933-7000, 7:30-11pm ■ Gary Hall hosts weekly open mike, P.J.Marley’s, 119 Public Sq., Medina 330/722-6328, sign up 7:30pm, 8pm feature set, late-comers welcome * ■ Chad Ely hosts first Thursday open mike, Cebars Madison Restaurant & Lounge, 6884 N. Ridge Rd.(Rt. 20), Madison 440/428-9926, 8-11pm * ■ Jammin’ Paul and the Main Street All-Stars host weekly blues open mike and rock jam, some instruments and drum set provided, all are welcome, Main Street Saloon, 1481 S. Main St., Akron 330/724-8855, 8pm-midnight ■ Andy Shepherd hosts weekly open mike, Silver Swan Tavern, 2704 Front St, Cuyahoga Falls 330/928-5364, 8pm * ■ Steve Vuich hosts Honeyboy’s weekly acoustic open mike, Vintage Estate Wine & Beer, 7317 South Ave., Boardman 330/629-8080, 8-11pm 4 ■ Bad Boys of Blues host Blues Jam Night Brothers Lounge Concert Hall, 9pm ■ Chad Hoffman The Brew Garden-Middleburg, 19590 Bagley Rd., Middleburg Hts., 440/234-1001, 6pm ■ Jess solo, acoustic, Grand River Cellars, 6-8pm ■ Ryan Humbert High & Low Winery, 588 Medina Rd., Medina 844/466-4456, 6-9pm ■ Mitch Larson solo, Aco ustic Thursday, Old Mill Winery, 6-8pm ■ Josiah Whitley Perennial Vineyards, 6pm ■ Xe La The South Side, 2207 W. 11th St., Tremont 937-2288, 6-9pm ■ Sean Benjamin Gervasi Vineyard, 6:30pm ■ Little Steve-O with John Markovic blues, Burntwood Tavern–Fairlawn, 3750 W. Market St., 234/466-7372, 7-10pm ■ Jim Golen Old Firehouse Winery, 7-11pm ■ Chris Hatton’s Musical Circus Brothers Lounge-Wine Bar, 8pm ■ Dean James Duo The Roundhouse Bar, 9pm-1am Friday, June 2 on this day in 1983, Stan Rogers died at age 33 in a plane crash in Cincinnati ■ Blue Lunch “The Original First Friday” swing dance, Bainbridge Township Town Hall, 17826 Chillicothe Rd. (Rt. 306), Bainbridge Twp. (Chagrin Falls), 8-9pm teaching, 9-11:30pm dance, info: Will Craig 316-0068, $10, $8 student, $25 family ■ Friday morning Ashtabula Harbor Mountain Dulcimer Group, info: Brenda Noland, [email protected] ■ Craig hosts weekly open mike, Coffee Amici, 8-10pm ■ weekly open mike, music and comedy, sign up with owner, Shane, Briquettes Smokehouse, 405 Morton Dr., Ashtabula 440/964-2273, 9-11pm ■ Mike “MadDog” Adams acoustic mayhem, The Roundhouse Bar, 2-6pm ■ Russ Baum folkrock, Boathouse Bar and Grille, 5pm ■ Michael Crawley and Brent Hopper Irish, P.J. McIntyre’s, 5-8pm ■ No Strangers Here in the pub, West Side Irish American Club, 7:30-10:30pm, with pub grub (and stuffed chicken dinner) served 5:30-8pm ■ Susan Wojnar El Jalepeno, 4626 Mahoning Avenue Austintown 330/ 799-6500, 6pm ■ Tom Letizia blues, Mustard Seed-Montrose, 6-9pm ■ Gretchen Pleuss Bent Ladder Artisan Ciders at Rittman Orchards, 13550 Mt. Eaton Rd.N, Doylestown 330/485-1089, 6:30-8:30pm 5 ■ Nick Ammons Burntwood Tavern – Belden Village, 4320 Everhard Rd. NW, Canton 234/209-9746, 7-10pm ■ Chris Hatton Burntwood Tavern – Brecksville, 8188 Brecksville Rd. (Rt 21) 440/546-7680, 7-10pm ■ Chad Hoffman Burntwood Tavern–Crocker Park, 12 Main St., Crocker Park in Westlake 440/455-1732, 7-10pm ■ Alexis Antes Burntwood Tavern – Lyndhurst, 5835 Landerbrook Dr., Lyndhurst 440/459-1155, 7-10pm ■ Mo Andrews singer-songwriter/acoustic rock, Burntwood Tavern – Solon, 33675 Solon Rd., Solon 440/914-0290, 7-10pm ■ Kate Kooser CLE Urban Winery, 7-10pm ■ Jim Gill Halliday’s Winery, 2400 NE River Rd., Lake Milton 330/654-9463 (WINE), 7-10pm ■ The Hollywood Slim Band blues, Harpersfield Winery, 7pm ■ Larry, Daryl, Daryl, and Sheryl Old Firehouse Winery, 7-11pm ■ The Ray Fogg Show 7pm; Hillbilly Casino rockabilly, 9:30pm, Reel Bar ■ Michelle Gaw singer-songwriter, Wolf Creek Tavern, 7-10pm ■ In Cahootz Grand River Cellars, 7:30pm ■ Rick and Sharona in the lounge, Hyde Park Steakhouse-Beachwood, 26300 Chagrin Blvd. 464-0688, 7:30-10:30pm ■ Josiah Whitley Maize Valley, 7:30-9:30pm ■ Tom Todd one-man band, The Winery at Spring Hill, 7:30-10:30pm ■ The Madison Crawl blues/rockabilly, Brothers Lounge-Wine Bar, 8pm ■ The Slocan Ramblers bluegrass, Voices in the Valley, G.A.R. Hall, 8pm, $15 pre- sale, $20 day of show ■ Western Reserve Folk Arts Association presents: Bruce Cockburn veteran Canadian songwriter, The Kent Stage, 8pm, $40 reserved, all ages ■ Acoustic Joyride Rider’s Inn, 8-11pm ■ John Markovic solo, acoustic blues, Royal Docks, 7162 Fulton Dr NW, Canton 330/353-9103, 8-11pm 6 ■ Little Steve-O with Sykora on bass acoustic blues, The Tasting Room, 210 Great Oaks Trail, Wadsworth 330/331-7085, 8:30-11pm ■ The Grog Shop presents at the Beachland Ballroom: Chuck Ragan with Todd Beene; Heart & Lung, Max Stern 9pm, $16 in advance, $18 day of show, **all ages ■ Kelly Wright singer-songwriter, The Harp, 9pm-midnight ■ John Nemeth blues, ***Wilbert’s, 9-11:30pm ■ Austin ‘Walkin' Cane’ Charanghat blues, Society Lounge, 2063 E 4th St., 781-9050, 9pm ■ The Thrifters Mullarkey’s, 10pm Sat-Sun 6/3-4 Hessler Street Fair 2017 A block north from the intersection of Euclid Ave. and Mayfield Rd., art vendors, food & music: Saturday June 3, 2017 Sunday June 4, 2017 11 am Jazz Monads 11 am Donnie Lynee Music 12 pm Black Phoenix Artist Society 12 pm Mutants of the Rhythm Room 1 pm Ballinloch 1 pm Schwartz Brothers 2 pm Splitroot 2 pm UpgraYde GrooVes 3 pm ProgNation 3 pm Brent Kirby & His Luck 4 pm Cats on Holiday 4 pm Joe Bell & the Swing Lizards 5 pm Morticia's Chair 5 pm Revolution Brass Band 6 pm Hessler All Stars 6 pm Daddy Longlegs Grown Revival 7 pm Funkyardx 7 pm Jack Fords 8 pm Sultans of Bing 8 pm Carlos Jones & The P.L.U.S. 9 pm JiMiller Band broadcast live on WRUW 91.1FM 7 other Saturday, June 3 Wanda Finley’s 71st birthday ■ Jim Gill solo, on the deck, Vermilion Valley Vineyards, 11005 Gore Orphanage Rd., Wakeman 440/965-5202, 7pm ■ Mr. Haney Band music, Paul Balliet caller, contra dance, Troy Community House, 1350 Main Market Rd. (Rt.422 just east of Rt. 700), Welshfield, info: Will 316- 0068, 7:30-10:30pm, teaching 6:30-7:30pm, $10, student $6, family $25, children 6 and under free ■ Mud in Yer Eye music, Carol Kopp caller, contra dance, Lakewood Masonic Temple, 15300 Detroit Ave., Lakewood, 7:30-10:30pm, teaching 7-8pm, $8, family $20 ■ Pocketful o' Gimmick music, Susan English caller, contra dance, Valley College Grange, 2411 Shreve Rd., (Rt, 226 just south of Rt.
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