On Saturday, May 1st, New Gloucester Arts will be showcasing the works of local artist Gina Sawin. Several of Gina’s works will be on display within the vestry at the First Congregational Christian Church in New Gloucester.
The doors will be open from 4:30pm to 6:00pm.
While you are at the artisan showcase, be sure to pick up a voucher good for discounts for dinner at the New Gloucester Village Store, which is a short walk from the church.
After the show, you are invited to come back at 7:00pm for a performance by Willie Nininger at the Village Coffee House.
More information on Willie Nininger can be found here.
Emilia Dahlin
When: June 5th at 7:30pm.
For more information about Emilia, visit her website at http://www.emiliadahlin.com/
The concert begins at 7:30pm.
Tickets are available at the door: Adults $10, children and seniors $5.
For more information, contact Julie Fralich, 926-3161, or the church office, 926-3260. Directions to the Coffeehouse can be found at The Village Coffee House web site.
Join us for for 1st Saturday New Gloucester Arts Alive on Sept 4 at the First Congregational Church Community Room.
Local artisan and painter, Jonathan Blatchford will showcase his work at an art opening from 4:30 – 6:00 PM.
Enjoy dinner specialties at the Village Store and pick up a complimentary discount voucher at the artisan showcase. Check out the Village Store menu at http://www.ngvillagestore.com/.
Complete your “Arts Alive New Gloucester” evening by coming to the Village Coffeehouse at 7:30 PM to enjoy jazz singer and pianist, Rebecca Wing.
To find out more about the Coffeehouse go to http://www.villagecoffeehouse.org/. . See also http://www.creativenewgloucester.org/
For more information, call the Church office at 926-3260.
Willie Nininger
When: May 1st at 7:30pm.
The Village Coffeehouse is pleased to have Willie Nininger back in town. A well-known performer in the Boston area, Willie has a reputation for being able to mix and match country, folk and rock with ease and a great sense of humor. The New York Post calls Willie, “an all-smiling downright charming performer who gets more enjoyment out of doing his musical thing than anyone else in recent memory.” Willie was a mainstay of the Greenwich Village Folk Scene in the 70s and 80s, became a successful entertainer in Europe in the 90s and now is back home entertaining audiences in the northeast. He is particularly known for his top flatpick guitar and solo acoustic bluegrass version of the William Tell Overture. He is sure to be a great season opener for the Village Coffeehouse.
Back by popular demand, Willie provides a night of folk, rock and familiar tunes with a touch of humor.
More information can be found at Willie’s website at http://www.willienininger.com/
The concert begins at 7:30pm.
Tickets are available at the door: Adults $10, children and seniors $5.
For more information, contact Julie Fralich, 926-3161, or the church office, 926-3260. Directions to the Coffeehouse can be found at The Village Coffee House web site.
Abram Taylor
Got the winter blues.. Come on out and join in some good music and good fun.
Abram Taylor (on guitar and composer) and his band members, Jeff Taylor- Bass, Nick Mastrella-Drums, will entertain with what they call “surf jazz”, “garage jazz” and improvisational. Some of the songs you are likely to hear from them include: Instrumental orginals including Psalm Beach, Joybalaya, Girl of My Dreams, Cool Guy, and When Jesus Sails Me Through. They have most recently played in popular Portland spots such as the Dogfish Cafe and the Blue. Check out their website at
http://www.myspace.com/abramtaylor
The concert begins at 7:30pm.
Tickets are available at the door: Adults $10, children and seniors $5.
For more information, contact Julie Fralich, 926-3161, or the church office, 926-3260. Directions to the Coffeehouse can be found at The Village Coffee House web site.
Willie Nininger.