
Aimee Bayles, one of New York’s finest musicians, captures a beautifully complex sound, influenced by her southern roots, jazz and folk. Her sound is calming, tumbling, exciting and expressive; like falling into a Utopian field, leaving listeners young, rejuvenated and alive. Her soaring vocals and instrumentals will put you in the clouds.
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Chris Ayer’s tight folk-pop arrangements are sheer creative bliss full of imaginative lyrics and catchy heartfelt tunes. Watch the sun peak out through the clouds as this incredible award winning song-writer channels a little John Mayer, a little James Taylor and all of what you feel but don’t get a chance to say.
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Performed by the blow your socks off young talent of French Woods Festival of the Performing Arts Camp, "Violet" tells the story of a disfigured young woman's journey, both physically and emotionally, as she travels from Spruce Pine, NC to Tulsa, OK in order to find a televangelist preacher whom she believes can heal the scar that disfigures her face. You really don't want to miss this fantastic piece of theater .
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The Boston Boys are a new form of Americana, capturing a sound for all generations with soulful vocal melodies and bone-shaking grooves. Inspired by the brilliance of jazz and bluegrass, the accessibility of modern pop and the fearlessness of hip-hop, this band will show you a new horizon.
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Wade Preston of "Movin' Out!" the Broadway show and Billy Joel's right hand man delivers an impeccable show with your favorite tunes & original compositions. It's not often a man can sit in front of a piano and command full attention but Mr. Preston can drop a stadium full of jaws. Woah.
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Barnaby Bright’s gorgeous indie folk music has been featured in soundtrack heavy moments on ‘ER’ and ‘Days of our Lives.’ Their EP release of 'Gravity' was named in the top 100 records of the year by Amazon.com along with of Adele & Bon Iver. They continue to grace notable venues like Lincoln Center and NPR's "Mountain Stage" while sharing stages with Lumineers and Norah Jones and many others.
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For two summers, French Woods Festival of the Performings Arts summer camp has delighted us with fantastic musicals and staight shows including Cabaret, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Next to Normal and The Survivor. This year, we are happy to announce another summer with shows from French Woods. .
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The Amigos Band is a quintessential American folk band with a sound all their own, appearing in recent performances with Pete Seeger and bluegrass legend Tony Rice. They recently gave a sold-out performance at New York City’s Lincoln Center. The Amigos deliver daring takes on American standards, tightly arranged to suit the group’s unique mix of alto sax, accordion, guitar, and hollerin' voices.
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Bovine Social Club is a twangy, grassy, swinging breed of Americana Alt-County. Produced by Railroad Earth's Tim Carbone and with a sound fertilized by country, bluegrass, folk, rock, old time, Celtic, Juju and gospel vocabularies, Bovine Social Club gives thinking people happy feet. 100 years of combined musical skill, wisdom and mined experiences put this northeast Americana group on some of the finest stages with the best talent.
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Capturing the classic singer-songwriter sensibilities of Jackson Browne and Carole King with the modern flair of artists like Norah Jones, John Mayer, and Colbie Caillat, this profound duo delivers an earnest, uplifting and emotive experience. Roses and Revolutions has garnered favorable comparisons to Ingrid Michaelson, O.A.R., Sheryl Crow, and Ryan Star, all of whom they have shared the stage with as a supporting act.
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Featuring legendary banjoist Bill Keith, who was part of the Banjo Masters series, with Bela Fleck, Tony Trischka, Peter Wernick, Eric Weissberg and Noam Pikilney, the Saturday Night Bluegrass Band will capture all nosalgic American souls. Other very fine players in this great band incude, Brian Holander, Tim Kapeluck, Geoff Harden and Guy "Fooch" Fischetti,
rounding out their strong
Americana Bluegrass Sound.
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Delaware Dancers is a unique experience of Live Music and Dance. Their style consists of contemporary, classic, world/global beat, jazz and rock. The musicians are percussionists Obi Kaye, Keyboard and Guitar Matthew King, Bass Mike Cutaia, Drum set Richard Cantor and Violin Tori Popstein. Johanna LjungQvist-Brinson is the founder, director, choreographer and sometimes write the music in collaboration with Obi Kaye for the dances. The evening features professional dancers accompanied by live music and original choreography. There will be guest musicians "CCS" at the end of the show: Paul Simmons Guitar and song, Richard Cantor drum set, and Joe Cerno Bass with vocalist Debra Holly. Prepare yourself for a dance performance that will stir the heart, awaken minds, but comfort your soul.
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Come with your child at noon on Wednesdays, July 10th through August 17th for outdoor storytelling and a craft! Each Wednesday, we will be telling a different story and compliment it with a craft or art project at the AMSkier Gazebo Garden, weather permitting. For questions or more information, call (570) 588-8077.
Join us for our mini lunch time Open Mic! Come by on your lunch hour to perform or just listen! Hosted by a variety of young people including Robert Hoffman and friends, as well as other talented individuals! Bring your guitar, bring your lunch and enjoy a your afternoon at the AMSkier Gazebo Garden on Fridays!
It’s time to dust off your journal, tune your guitar and get back to your vocal exercises! The Downtown Hawley Partnership and Harmony Presents is kicking-off the first Open Mic of many to come at Cocoon Coffee House from 7:00 to 9:00 pm. To perform simply write your name in a slot of the sign-up board available at Cocoon at 6:30. Each participant will get a total of two songs or 7 minutes to perform. Don't like the spotlight? Is your strength in watching and listening? We want you to come too! Everyone is welcome!