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Music and Special Events JULY HOURS 7am-10pm every day except on Wednes- day mornings we open at 6am. MUSIC AND GET IN TOUCH SPECIAL 104 E. Munising Ave. Munising, MI 49862 906-387-3008 EVENTS www.fallingrockcafe.com FEATURING THIS MONTH: DETAILS ON REVERSE July 1: Dan Truckey* July 8: Dennis Palmer* July 15: Mystery Loves Company* July 22: Superior String Alliance* THE LATEST SCOOP: July 29: Folias Duo* Saturday, 7/22 : 1-3pm Reading with Zoey Keep in touch on Sunday, July 2, Noon, Meet authors Ron Riekki, Jane Piirto, facebook to learn about and Alex Vartan Gubbins, featured in “And Here”, just re- our talented new crew leased by Michigan State University Press members! Open Jam Sessions and Game Nights-All Welcome New locally made Yooper Open Acoustic Jams every Monday, 7-9pm Salsa on the menu served Old Time Jams every Wednesday, 7-9pm with chips or with our breakfast burrito! Coming in August Ben Hassenger, Colin Allured, OPEN UNTIL Kraig Kenning, Wyatt and Shari Knapp FIREWORKS START ON THE 4th! *SUGGESTED DONATION FOR SATURDAY CONCERTS $5 Adults $1 children $20 Family JULY EVENTS Come for coffee, stay for fun... all month long! www.fallingrockcafe.com Dan Truckey –July 1: 7p-9p Dan has been on the music scene in the U.P. for years and continues to be a major force in or- ganizing music events in Marquette, when he is not on the job as Director of NMU Beaumier Heritage Center . He plays guitar and belts out originals and classics! Tonight he leaves his mu- sician brothers and band members at home for a solo gig! Dennis Palmer-July 8: 7p-9p Born & raised near Saginaw, Michigan. Dennis grew up listening to his parent’s music, artists such as Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Marty Robbins, Nat King Cole and the Everly Brothers. Den- nis obtained his "15 minutes of fame" in 1998 by winning a National songwriter contest for the song Bird of Prey. Dennis showcases his eclectic songwriting with original songs ranging from Acoustic Blues to Contemporary Folk. All proceeds support Alger Regional Food Pantry. Mystery Loves Company-July 15: 7p-9p Mystery Loves Company is a touring and recording Chamber Rock band from Hou- ston, Texas, whose diverse musical influences create an edgy and lyrical sound which continues to garner attention in the local and national music scene. Guitarist Carlos A. Machado and cellist Madeline Herdeman combine vocally and instrumen- tally to produce a layered and intricate musical experience that translates seamlessly from the studio to the stage. Superior String Alliance Chamber Players –July 22: 7p-9p Comprised of the Superior String Alliance Camp Faculty, the SSA Chamber Players per- form their music in art galleries, bookstores, cafes, museums, and old opera houses in multi- ple communities so that people from all corners of the U.P. can enjoy the art of string cham- ber music. The SSA Chamber Players perform diverse chamber music, often switching mood, genre, and instrumentation throughout the performance. 2017's Summer Tour will include many classical works influenced by folk music from around the world. Folias Flute Guitar Duo-July 29, 7p-9p The Folias Duo’s fifteen year performer/composer collaboration has taken this no- madic husband and wife duo to stages throughout the United States and around the globe. They have a fearless approach to developing new original compositions for flute and guitar, an expertise for arrangements of Argentine tango, and a pas- sion for South American folk. Read With Zoey-, Sat, July 22: 1p-3p MEET THE AUTHORS-Sun, July 2, noon Every 3rd Saturday of the month you and your children can join Zoey and her Ron Riekki, Jane Piirto, Alex Vartan Gubbins handler, Keena. Zoey is a Great Dane and a registered Therapy Dog. Children “And Here”, published by Michigan State can practice their reading skills to the perfect listener! University Press All children who read to Zoey get a free ice cream! .
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