Sunday September 3 2017 5:30 PM	Tucson, AZ	CATALINA CONCERTS	A private home in Tucson.� Phone or email for directions and reservations. Tucson, AZ 85739	973-331-3758 andrew@catalinaconcerts.info http://www.catalinaconcerts.info
As the presenter puts it, "We present these shows in our home...in the living room or preferably in the back yard looking at the mountains. We discourage overuse of alcohol, talking during the show...and smoking is definitely unacceptable. The music is never loud; rather it would be termed intimate. Most shows will have a Pot Luck snack and great talk beforehand." Arrive 4:00 for pot luck. Showtime 5:30. $15-$20 suggested donation
Saturday September 16 2017 Noon - 6:00 PM	Lambertville, NJ	NJ STORYTELLING FESTIVAL	Howell Living History Farm 70 Woodens Lane Lambertville, NJ 08530	800-780-4805 kweidener@comcast.net http://njstorynet.org/wpnjstory/events
I am pleased to be back at this premier event in New Jersey storytelling activities. This year on a new day and at a new location. Admission is free. My performance is entitled, "Ballads: Stories In Song", and starts at 2:00 PM. I will also be taking part in the "Lightning Round", a quick succession of very short stories at 5:00.
Sunday October 15 2017 7:30 PM	W.Orange, NJ	PECKMAN / KRAUS HOUSE CONCERT	A private home in West Orange, NJ. Call or email for directions & reservations W.Orange, NJ 07052	973-731-3090 fapeckman@gmail.com
Coffeehouse of the Absurd comes to West Orange. That's the duo of John Forster and myself. John's one of the funniest singer-songwriters this side of Tom Lehrer. The two of us will be presenting an all comedic program of songs, stories, and lots and lots of laughs. I played at the Peckman/Kraus house back in April, and my funny material went over so well, that they've asked me to come back again with John to double the fun. Tickets $20. Arrive at 7:30 for the concert or 6:00 for potluck dinner. What's a "house concert", you ask? Pretty much what it sounds like: a concert in someone's home. the most intimate way to hear music. Here's a short video that describes the concept.
Friday October 20 2017 7:30 PM	Alexandria, VA	FOLKLORE SOCIETY OF GREATER WASHINGTON	The Lyceum 201�S. Washington Street Alexandria, VA 22301	973-335-9489 FSGW@MikeAgranoff.com http://www.fsgw.org
As of this Fall, The Folklore Society has relocated its concert series to The Lyceum, Alexandria's History Museum. This beautiful old structure was built in 1839, and designed as a lecture hall. Most recently renovated in the 70s, the hall retains its wonderful acoustic properties, which permit unamplified performances to be clearly heard throughout the hall. It's located along a free trolly shuttle that runs every 15 minutes from the King Street Metro station. Tickets are $15.
Saturday October 21 2017 7:00 PM	Annapolis, MD	LIVE SOUNDS	A private home in Annapolis, MD Call or email for directions and reservations Annapolis, MD 21401	410-268-2192 dick.seabrook@gmail.com http://www.concertsinyourhome.com/event-dseabrook220170106.html
A house concert in a comfortable 1920s home in downtown Annapolis just steps from the historic district. What's a "house concert", you ask? Pretty much what it sounds like: a concert in someone's home. the most intimate way to hear music. Here's a short video that describes the concept.
Tuesday October 24 2017 7:00 PM	Morristown, NJ	NEW JERSEY FOLK REVIVAL MUSIC--BOOK SIGNING AND AUTHOR'S PRESENTATION	Morristown / Morris Township Public Library 1 Miller Road (Entrance on South St.) Morristown, NJ 07960	973-538-6161 info@jfpl.org http://www.jfpl.org
This is an event to celebrate the publication of a new book, "New Jersey Folk Revival Music" by Michael C. Gabriele. The book covers the history of Folk Music in New Jersey from colonial days, through the Folk Revival of the 60s through today's current folk scene. Michael Gabriele will be presenting a talk and book-signing event at the library. There is one chapter, "Thirsty Ears for Forty Years" that deals with the history of the Folk Project in which I am prominently featured. So Gabriele has asked me to present a few songs at the event. Admission is free.
Saturday October 28 2017 8:00 PM	Boonton, NJ	THE MUSIC MISSION	Boonton United Methodist Church 626 Lathrop Avenue Boonton, NJ 07005	973-334-8654 info@TheMusicMission.org http://www.TheMusicMission.org
I will be opening for Steve Chapin in this concert run by the Church to benefit "A Future With Hope" (Hurricaine Sandy relief), "Imagine No Malaria", and a number of local food banks, used clothing collections, and other similar causes. Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door.
Wednesday November 15 2017 8:00 PM	Woodside, NY	SUNNYSIDE SINGERS' CLUB	Aubergine Cafe 4922 Skillman Ave Woodside, NY 11377	917-723-7488 ssuffet@nyc.rr.com https://www.facebook.com/sunnysidesingersclub/
An Irish style folk club, cosponsored by the Aubergine Cafe and the Folk Music Society of New York, where people gather to sing one night a week. And once a month they invite a "Guest Singer" to perform. So expect a lot of singing from the audience as well as from me. Raise your glass! "Floor singers" start 8:00. I go on at 8:40. Admission by free will donation. ($10 suggested.)
Friday November 17 2017 7:00 PM	Greenfield, MA	LOWER FALLS HOUSE CONCERTS	Private home in Greenfield, MA area. Call or email for reservations & directions Greenfield, MA 01301	413-824-8844 Lfhconcerts@gmail.com http://Lowerfallshouseconcerts.jimdo.com
Musicians have come to this welcoming series from Canada, the United Kingdom and throughout the USA, playing for attentive audiences in an intimate setting. Food, fellowship, fun and great music make for a very special event. Come at 7:00 for the concert, or join us at 6:00 for potluck supper. The suggested donation for all shows is $15-20, 100% goes to the musicians. What's a "house concert", you ask? Pretty much what it sounds like: a concert in someone's home. the most intimate way to hear music. Here's a short video that describes the concept.
Saturday November 18 2017 7:00 PM	Milford , NH	ACOUSTIC CAFE COFFEEHOUSE	Wadleigh Memorial Library 49 Nashua Street Milford , NH 03055	603-249-0645 director@wadleighlibrary.org http://www.acousticcafenh.com
The Acoustic Cafe is a library-sponsored program showcasing regional acoustic musicians. Open to the public, it is held the 3rd Saturday from October thru April in a intimate, smoke-free environment. Admission is free.
Friday December 1 2017 7:30 PM	Morristown, NJ	THE MINSTREL	Morristown Unitarian Fellowhsip 21 Normandy Heights Road Morristown, NJ 07960	973-335-9489 Minstrel@FolkProject.org http://www.folkproject.org/minstrel/minstrel.shtml.
I will be taking part in the Minstrel's annual Chorus Song Night. This is an evening of songs for the audience to sing. I will be one of four song leaders who will be presenting songs with choruses, songs familiar to a folk audience, and songs in general for people who like to sing. This year's panel of songleaders will be headlined by the legendary Bill Staines, whose songs are being sung around more campfires and song circles than just about anyone currently on the Folk Circuit. Rounding out our panel will be Folk Project member performers Christine DeLeon and Scotty Rovner.
Monday December 11 2017 7:00 PM	Medford, NJ	SJARMS	Medford Memorial Community Center 21 South Main Street Medford, NJ 08055	609-217-1388 rwkramer@verizon.net http://www.sjarms.com
The South Jersey Acoustic Roots Music Society (SJARMS) is a participatory music society based out of historic Medford, NJ which is dedicated to providing a space for people to listen to and play American roots music, which includes genres such as folk, blues, jazz, bluegrass and gospel. This concert is part of their monthly 2nd Monday series. The concert will be followed by a jam session.
Friday February 9 2018 8:00 PM	Phoenixville, PA	STEEL CITY COFFEEHOUSE	Steel City Coffeehouse 203 Bridge St. Phoenixville, PA 19460	484-924-8425 bookingsteelcity@aol.com http://www.steelcitycoffeehouse.com/
Steel City Coffee House is the premier listening room in the Phoenixville area and has been host to some of the greatest singer/songwriters in the northeast, such as Jeffrey Gaines, Jim Boggia, Craig Bickhardt and Christine Havrilla (to name a few) . The venue is BYOB, and you can enjoy fine coffee, tea or kombucha, a unique menu of delicious flatbreads, sandwiches and a variety of sweet treats.
Saturday February 10 2018 7:30 PM	Lititz, PA	WUNDERLICH HOUSE CONCERT	A private home in Lititz, PA Call or email for reservations and directions. Lititz, PA 17543	717-380-7023 ruthellen@me.com http://WunderlichHouseConcerts.com
Wunderlich House Concerts, featuring exceptional acoustic performers from across the country since 2005. The concert series started in Austin, Texas, the live music capitol of the world until 2013 and relocated to Lititz, PA, the coolest small town in America, in 2015. Suggested admission $20 What's a "house concert", you ask? Pretty much what it sounds like: a concert in someone's home. the most intimate way to hear music. Here's a short video that describes the concept.
Sunday February 11 2018 4:00 PM	Pittsburgh, PA	MUSIC RIGHT NEXT DOOR	Private home in Pittsburgh. Call or e-mail for reservations & directions. Pittsburgh, PA 15238	412-967-0991 cah@lonewolf.com http://pages.prodigy.net/cah/concert/
Long-running house concert series just north of Pittsburgh.�There will be a potluck supper and jam after the concert (around 6). Children who will sit still for a concert are welcome. Suggested donation: $15.00. What's a "house concert", you ask? Pretty much what it sounds like: a concert in someone's home. the most intimate way to hear music. Here's a short video that describes the concept.
Saturday March 3 2018 8:00 PM	Newtown, PA	GOT MUSIC!	A private home in Newtown, PA Call or email for reservations and directions Newtown, PA 18940	267-566-5699 lap@2000rus.com http://www.facebook.com/gotmusicnewtown
My 2nd appearance at this wonderful series. There will be a concert, followed by a Q&A Meet The Performer session. What's a "house concert", you ask? Pretty much what it sounds like: a concert in someone's home. the most intimate way to hear music. Here's a short video that describes the concept.
Thursday June 7 2018 7:30 PM	Lansdowne, PA	LANSDOWNE FOLK CLUB	20th Century Club 84 S. Lansdowne Ave Lansdowne, PA 19050	610-716-2155 bob@bobbeach.net http://www.folkclub.org
Coming up on its quarter-century mark, the Lansdowne Folk Club started as a showcase for local talent, and now presents the best of the nationally touring folk scene. It is held in the recently renovated ballroom of the �Twentieth Century Club,� a Victorian era jewel of a building. Opening for me will be The Lords of Liechtenstein, pair of 20-something brothers whom I've watched grow from a novelty act to a pair of serious singer-songwriters. Admission is $20 at the door, or $17 in advance through the club's website.
Saturday November 17 2018 7:30 PM	Bloomfield Hills, MI	MAMA'S COFFEEHOUSE	Birmingham Unitarian Church 38651 Woodward Avenue Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304	248-569-0965 mamascoffeehouse@bucmi.org http://www.mamas-coffeehouse.org
MAMA's Coffeehouse is a monthly acoustic music concert series hosted by the Birmingham Unitarian Church. Founded in 1993, MAMA's brings an eclectic mix of regional and national performers to the Detroit metro area. Admission is $15 ($13 for students and seniors). My performance will be preceded by an Open Mic and an opening act.