Monday, May 12 2008

Wonders of the Wurlitzer is a time-honored tradition in the City of Providence; people of all ages are welcome to attend and enjoy local organists demonstrating the impressive and rich sounds of this rare and mighty instrument.

The concerts are scheduled throughout the spring and fall and are supported by Providence Performing Arts Center's Annual Fund donors and our sponsors.

For additional information, call (401) 421-ARTS or visit ppacri.org for details and updates.

All musicians and spoken word performers are invited to participate in this weekly event. Come early to sign-in as a performer, or to get a great seat for one of the most successful and entertaining open mic nights on the East coast. Each Folk/Acoustic Open Mic night features a variety of new and experienced performers, followed by concert presentations by the featured artist of the evening. Come and see why TCAN has become the gathering spot to see and meet local artists and nationally recognized touring performers.

“School’s (Almost) Out”: Celebrate the end of the school year with a head-of-the-class line-up of talented young performers – none of them older than 21. This new generation of Celtic musicians and singers is already making its mark, and Boston is fortunate to have them in our midst. Among those scheduled to play are Katie McNally, Mia Friedman, Amanda Cavanaugh, Nuala O’Donovan and Eden Forman; be sure to check bcmfest.com for updates.

As a special treat, admission will be just $6 for high school and college students with IDs.

Funk is their crime! - Amy B plays keys in this young and funky group..Hang on!