Songwriters to perform original music at Camden library "Coffeehouse" event
Left to right, the songwriters are Steve Chiasson, Tristan Lewis, Frank Boscoe, Ellen Berry, Ken Gross; and in the front row, Carol Graff and Liz Cunningham. (Photo courtesy Camden Public Library)
Left to right, the songwriters are Steve Chiasson, Tristan Lewis, Frank Boscoe, Ellen Berry, Ken Gross; and in the front row, Carol Graff and Liz Cunningham. (Photo courtesy Camden Public Library)
CAMDEN — The Camden Public Library continues its Songwriters Coffeehouse tradition with a concert on Thursday, June 27, at 6:30 p.m., in person in the Picker Room. The evening will feature live music from the musicians of the library’s Songwriters Sessions.
There is no charge for admission although donations will be accepted. Coffee, tea, and refreshments will be available.
“Enjoy the music and celebrate continuing the Songwriters Coffeehouse tradition,” said CPL, in a news release.
The songwriters have been meeting regularly all year to share their music and offer support and suggestions to one another, and are eager to present their new work to the public.
“The songwriters are a remarkable and talented group,” said Ken Gross. “They are a very supportive, encouraging, and creative collection of musicians, and they have been working hard at their songwriting and collaborations.”
The performance will feature a range of styles and instruments, from six-string guitar to piano to a cappella, and a range from singer-songwriter to folk and folk rock to country.
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55 Main Street
Camden, ME 04843
United States
