Tapas (Spanish hors d'ouevres) at 6:30, concert at 7:30
RESERVATIONS: 707/364-2430 or click to email

About House Concerts - imagine the intimacy of Carnegie Hall in someone's living room, or a fair summer evening on the porch! House concerts are open to the public but generally by invitation/reservation only. Directions are provided when making reservations.

Benefit Concert for The Friends of Franklin Park Art Center
Hosted by Cindy and Jack Lowther
Andrew has been one of a great many western Loudoun residents working over the last decade to get this 300-seat performing art center built. While it isn't quite finished inside (hence this fundraiser), it was at long last given final occupancy in early October.

In addition to Andrew's concert, there will be wine tasting by “Alma de Chile”, Open Studio & Sale of Semi-Precious Jewelry, and champagne & refreshments.

Andrew will be Barry Sullivan's guest on "The Folk Spot" on WCUW, Worcester's ciommunity radio station. In central MA tune them in at 91.3 FM, or stream it to anyplace at wcuw.org

Live concert performance recorded for TV broadcast and an audience is welcome and needed!
FREE but tickets are required as seating is limited. Each night there are two shows, each with its own tickets. Andrew's show is at 8:30. If you arrive after 8:00, call 508/435-7887 if the doors are locked.
HCAM-TV is at 77 Main St.
INFO: www.studiosessionlive.com or 508/435-7887

A special pre-ski season concert at this lovely venue on the mountainside at Sunday River, near Bethel ME. The Phoenix House restaurant will not be open for business yet, but they will play host to this special concert.
Located at 9 Timberline Drive, about 5 miles north of Bethel
INFO: Mahoosuc Arts Council 207/824-3575

An intimate house concert at a lovely bed & breakfast nestled on the mountainside below the Blue Ridge Parkway. Floyd is an artsy, eclectic Appalachian small town worth a couple hours drive to enjoy.
Seating extremely limited, so advance reservations highly recommended.

Held in Shadow Lake Village
RESERVATIONS/INFO: www.peacethruthearts.org

 About House Concerts - imagine the intimacy of Carnegie Hall in someone's living room, or a fair summer evening on the porch! House concerts are open to the public but generally by invitation/reservation only. Directions are provided when making reservations.

Split bill with good friends and Falling Mountain labelmates wild carrot - Pam Temple did many of the harmonies on Something Worth Standing For
At Monroe's Restaurant
110 E. Main St.
Advance reservations required as this series routinely sells out in several days before the show.
INFO: 304/288-7024 or email Laurel Mountain Music

Andrew's annual spring concert at northeastern Connecticut's premiere listening room - great food, great acoustics. Located in the center of Pomfret at junction at Rte. 44, 169 and 97.
INFO: 860/928-1562 or www.vanillabeancafe.com

Quiet Faith Production's Contemporary Troubador Series
Museum is at 430 Clay Avenue
INFO: 231/722-0278 or 616/604-1001, www.quietfaith.com