Thursday evenings in July from 6:00 to 7:30 pm

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July 7: The Lied To’s

Americana duo The Lied-To's play gritty, literate roots music that combines Woody Guthrie folk, Merle Haggard country, and Mavis Staples soul into a potent musical brew. Singer/songwriter/guitarists Susan Levine and Doug Kwartler create songs that are both musically timeless and up-to-the-minute relevant. Their latest album The Worst Kind of New is being hailed as one of the finest albums of the year.

More at www. liedtomusic.com

July 14: Crowes Pasture

Roots-infused contemporary folk duo Crowes Pasture perform original music and ear-opening covers that reflect their mutual passion, sense of discovery and celebration of life. Monique Byrne and Andy Rogovin intimately blend their vocal harmonies and instrumental prowess into a "banjo-guitar romance" that has thrilled audiences on both  sides of the Atlantic.

More at www.crowespastureduo.com

July 21: Dripp
Deannah "Dripp" Blemur is a performing artist and will be singing R&B and Soul in the courtyard. Her portfolio is a compilation of music, acting, writing, modeling, and editing. Her passion and drive to pursue art full-time as well as further explore the art scene in Boston is what led her to the creation of Drippin' Fine Art and is what continues to inspire her to explore herself as Dripp. In 2019, Deannah began training with Our Place Theatre under the direction of Jacqui Parker. That year, she also studied under Michelle Baxter and performed at Pine Manor College as "Ruth Younger" in A Raisin in the Sun. She was last seen in 2020 at Gloucester Stage Company in Broken, Healed, and Holding On where she played six different characters. Come experience the musical side of this talented artist.

More on Dripp at https://www.drippinfineart.com

July 28: Terry Kitchen

Called "one of New England's best songwriters" by The Boston Globe, Roslindaletroubadour Terry Kitchen creates songs that are portraits of ordinary people and emotions, captured with extraordinary compassion, honesty and humor. He's been performing on folk stages since the 1990s, releasing a dozen albums filled with literate musical storytelling, supple guitar playing and distinctive, intimate vocals, and his songs have won the Mid-Atlantic and USA Song Contests and been runner-up in the John Lennon Song Contest. In the 1980s he was the leader of the groundbreaking Boston band Loose Ties, whose experiences he recounts in his novel Next Big Thing, called "a great debut novel" by The San Francisco Book Review.
More on Terry at terrykitchen.com