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more infoDave brings along his banjo, mandolin, guitar and jaw harp for a special program full of musical fun!
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A rare solo accoustive version of Crow Tongue (Glen Rock, PA) & Lac La Belle (Detroit, MI).
April 28, 2010 - in our Community Room
more info$5 suggested donation
Crow Tongue
Crow Tongue began after tiMOTHy recorded the particularly apocalyptic album, "Hoofbeat, Caw, and Thunder" which found him singing about huge gatherings of crows he took for harbingers of the End Times. Having previously made music with the acid-experimental-folk band Stone Breath, tiMOTHy was seeking something new.
more infoBen Reynolds
Ben Reynolds is a songwriter, solo steel string guitarist and improviser from Glasgow, Scotland. His recent solo work has focused on his unique take on folk-derived acoustic guitar styles, though his background also includes everything from ambient electronics to avant-garde improvisation.
November is a HUGE month for First Thursday activities and Schlow Library has an awesome offering. The Tussey Mountain Moonshiners will be coming 'round the mountain to show us how to get down and enjoy traditional Pennsylvanian folk music. It's a hootenanny and a hoe-down, all ages are welcome! We dare you to stay sitting during this lively presentation.more info
more infoMike Tamburo
Mike Tamburo is a 21st century Renaissance man who has forged his way into the consciousness of the American underground music community. For the past 13 years, Tamburo has been relentlessly releasing records (31 releases and counting) under different monikers and projects including Meisha, Arco Flute Foundation & various imprints under his own name. He has performed over 500 shows all over the United States, traveling to every nook and cranny, searching for some kind of an understanding of what America truly is.
more infoAfter a month off, First Thursday kicks off the second half of the year with an eclectic mixture of klezmer, swing, and latin jazz music. Strap on your toe-tappers and get down to the library for this free event!
This and all First Thursdya Events are made possible through the generosity of the Friends of Schlow Centre Region Library.
