The Fine Arts Coffeehouse Series is...
an eclectic mix of musicians and music sure to make audiences of all ages sing! Java, munchies, good music and YOU... the perfect blend.
Sponsored by Eric & Lisa Barbe
Free Admission.
Drop in for a couple sets or stay for the entire evening. The atmosphere is casual and fun.
Refreshments available for purchase from Bear Creek Coffee.
Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011
Lee Bush & Friends
6:30-8:30 pm
Studo Stage in the Main Gallery at The Fine Arts Association
Jazz guitarist Lee Bush performs with Alan Petersen on the vibraphone and Dan Kalosky on the acoustic base in The Nice Jazz Trio. Pianist Brooke Hopkins and the addition of percussion form The Nice Jazz Quintet who will also perform. Selections from the Great American Songbook (1912-1955) such as "Satin Doll," "All of Me" and "Night and Day" comprise the evening’s repertoire. The music of English pianist, George Shearing and his Quintet including "Isn't It Romantic," "Polka Dots & Moonbeams," "Fly Me to the Moon," "I Thought About You," and "East of the Sun" will also be heard.
The Coffeehouse is free and open to the public. The atmosphere is casual and fun. Refreshments provided by Bear Creek Coffee are available for purchase. Onsite parking is free. The Main Gallery is barrier free.
Saturday, Mar. 31, 2012
Plaid Sabbath
6:30-8:30 pm
Studo Stage in the Main Gallery at The Fine Arts Association
Traditional and not-so-traditional Scottish and Celtic music. It's traditional Scottish and Celtic music with a twist.
Band members are Dale Mitchell (Highland bagpipes), Bill Henrich (bodhran or Irish drum), Mike Wildermuth (tin whistle), and Wade Mitchell (guitar and vocals). Dale lives in Kirtland and is VP of Finance for Eaton Corporation. Bill is from Willoughby and is a science teacher at Mentor Ridge Middle School. Mike also lives in Willoughby and is an architect and partner at C.C. Hodgson Architectural Group LLC. And Wade lives in Willoughby and is an attorney and partner at Baker Hostetler in Cleveland.
Plaid Sabbath has been together about three years. They try to bring to their audiences music that they might hear if they attended a ceilidh in the Highlands of Scotland.
For more information on Plaid Sabbath, visit www.plaid-sabbath.com, or www.facebook.com/plaidsabbath (“Plaid Sabbath” with the black and plaid logo). Emails can be directed to plaidsabbath@gmail.com.
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Denny Carleton & Friends
6:30-8:30 pm
Marous Brothers Outdoor Stage at The Fine Arts Association
2011 Kaleidoscope Concert Series
Read about these concerts – offering an outstanding array of music presented by the distinguished Fine Arts faculty and guest artists.
You may also wish to review our Theater Performances and Special Events.
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