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Sunday, August 25 , the Quahog Qafé will play the Sixth Annual Providence Folk Festival. The Festival is at a new location this year, at Rose Larisa Park in East Providence (near the Looff Carousel). From its inception, the Festival has been free, so come and enjoy some great music, with some of the best acoustic musicians in southeast New England! Check out the rest of the line-up at:
Quahog Qafé is a blend of some folks from the Quahog Quire, and the Providence Wholebellies, with some additional musicians. We will do an eclectic mix of folk music from America and the British Isles, with some other tunes from around the world. Vocals with instruments, vocals without instruments, and instruments without vocals.
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Then:
Monday, September 2, will be the regular monthly sing with the Quahog Quire. This happens the first Monday of each month, 7 to 9 pm.
At The Parlour
1119 N. Main Street (at 3rd Street)
Providence, RI 02904
The Quahog Quire is a vocal group that sings a variety of folk music from the British Isles and America, all unaccompanied. We encourage singing along, and even come and lead a song, if you have a favorite you can teach us. We do sea shanties and other work songs, old labor songs, hymns, riddle songs, and anything good for group singing. Come and join in! We have won the Motif Music Award for best Americana Choral Act, and we opened the 2017 Providence Folk Festival. We sing at The Parlour on the first Monday of every month, from 7 to 9 pm.
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NEWS
In addition, I’d like to let you know that I’ve been spending some time in the studio this past year recording some songs to go on a CD. Watch this space for further news!
Samples of some of my music are on this page, under the Music tab as well as on my Bandcamp site.
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