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La Vita Gustosa, 9 Main Street, East Haddam, CT
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Country Tavern, 704 Long Hill Road, Guilford, CT
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Captain Daniel Packer Inne, 32 Water St., Mystic, CT
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Guilford Free Library, 67 Park Street, Guilford, CT
Featuring Julie Harris and Stephen Roane. Rain or Shine. Outdoor concert sponsored by Friends of the Guilford Free Library.
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Ascot's Pub, Spa at the Norwich Inn, 607 West Thames St., Norwich, CT
Acoustic guitar music
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The Back Porch, 142 Ferry Road, Old Saybrook, CT
Funk, rock, reggae, blues music.
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Andrews Memorial Town Hall Auditorium, 54 East Main Street, Clinton, CT
Theme "All Creatures Great and Small." Features raffle to benefit Forgotten Felines, a no-kill cat shelter. Tickets: $10 (in advance); $12 (at door).
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Andrews Memorial Town Hall (auditorium), 54 East Main Street, Clinton, CT
The concert's theme is "All Things Great and Small," with all music about animals. Raffle helps benefit Forgotten Felines. Tickets: $10 (in advance); $12 (at door).
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St James Episcopal Church, 76 Federal Street, New London, CT
, 06320
A concert on Friday, June 1, at 7:00 pm consisting of songs sung by children ages 7 to 16 from many towns in the Eastern Connecticut Region.
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St Paul Lutheran Church, 56 Great Hammock Road, Old Saybrook, CT
, 06475
In its fifth year, the Homework Club Benefit Concert will be held in celebration of and to raise funds for the after school mentoring program at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Old Saybrook. Ian and Dustin Meadows of The Meadows Brothers are looking forward to playing music for you on Friday, June 1, at St. Paul Church, 56 Great Hammock Road, Old Saybrook at 7:00 p.m. Complimentary light refreshments will be available as well as a gift basket raffle that includes generous donations from local businesses. All proceeds go directly to fund the mentoring program, which is in it's 11th year of operation! No tickets are required. A free will offering of $10 is suggested.
Ian and Dustin have been playing music together formally for six years. Formally of the classic rock band, sayWHAT?, the brothers have worked there way over to more traditional americana/folk/country influences. Their body of original tunes demonstrate their deep appreciation for american music in history played on a variety of acoustic instruments including the banjo and harmonica. The Meadows Brothers recently took first place at ValleyPalooza band competition in Deep River.
For more information call St. Paul Church at 860.388.2398 or send an email to: kimm@stpaul-elca.org.
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Commoner Restaurant, 36 Bank Street, New London, CT
, 06320
A “Hoot for Hunger” will be held on Friday, June 1, 2012 at “The Commoner” Restaurant, 36 Bank Street, New London. Admission will be free but donations will be accepted to benefit the New London Community Meal Center. Music will start at 8:30. The following musicians will donate their time to perform:
Hugh Birdsall
Noah Feldman
Ned Ruete
Charlie Reyburn
Sue Menhart
Dirt Road Radio
Sue Mead
Golden Ratio
Woody
Gaetano Patala
The Crew
For more information, contact Sherry Stidfole at 860-442-4020 or sstidfole@earthlink.net.
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High Noon Saloon, 297 West Main St., Norwich, CT
, 06360
Live music, drink specials, beer pong, & more!
$5 General admission.
$1 PBR drafts, $2 Miller Lt bottles, $3 Dr.Shots, & more!
Text HIGHNOON to 57711 to receive a free drink of choice next time you visit.
Playing live:
~ FULL ATOMS (12:30AM-1:30AM)
~ BADPILOT (11:10PM-12:10AM)
~ ROOTS IN STEREO (10PM-10:50PM)
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The Knickerbocker Cafe, 35 Railroad Ave., Westerly, RI
, 02891
The legendary B. Willie Smith Band will present a very special live show at The Knick Friday, June 1. If you were a blues/R&B fan in the northeast back in the 70’s and 80’s, you’ll certainly remember the B’s scorching live shows. Though they stopped playing full-time back in 1987, the band still plays a few select shows each year. Singer B. Willie, who now lives in Arizona, is thrilled to be coming back to Rhode Island: “Many great memories at The Knick. Our gigs there were always rockin’, and I seem to remember that the Knick always had the best dancers!”
Expect an infectious blend of R&B, Blues, Swing, and Rock and Roll melded seamlessly together in one high-octane performance! So, shine up your dancing shoes and head over to The Knick on Friday, June 1.
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Rocky's Aqua, 34 Riverside Drive, Clinton, CT
Funk, rock, reggae, blues, music.
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Branford Green, , Branford, CT
Hosted by The Tabor Blues Band. Anyone of any age is welcome to sit in and play with and/or listen.
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Harbour Towers Ballroom , 461 Bank St. , New London, CT
suggested donation helps support a program of free after-school music lessons for children in New London; www.newlondoncommunityorchestra.org.
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bank street cafe, 639 bank st , new london, CT
, 06320
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Captain Daniel Packer Inne, 32 Water St., Mystic, CT
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Toad's Place, 300 York Street, New Haven, CT
Benefits veteran and musician Fred Brown (Freddy B) Tickets: $10 donation. Includes music, food, and a raffle.
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Holy Advent Church, 81 East Main Street, Clinton, CT
Features sopranos Nancy Loesch and Leslie Valentine and accompanist Chad Hardin, composer and music director of church.
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Woolsey Hall, 500 College Street, New Haven, CT
Tickets: $20 (adults); $15 (seniors)'; $35 (premium seating).
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Dunn’s Corners Community Church , 221 Post Road, , Westerly;, RI
free concert but donations are welcome.
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Leamy Concert Hall, 15 Mohegan Ave, New London, CT
, 06320
— 2 p.m., U.S. Coast Guard Academy Leamy Hall, 15 Mohegan Ave., New London; three band members also take the stage as guest conductors in this performance; free; (860) 701-6826.