Come and join us for a energetic weekend of great variety! To begin with, we'll have the unique and eccentric melodies of The Royal Yastaband on Friday. Then, on Saturday, we'll be hosting the Free Poets Collective with an open mic! Finally, on Saturday night, Charter Oak Bluegrass will be filling our venue with some old fashioned bluegrass!
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February 6 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm | $10
It has been said that centaurs are fine telemarketers.
It has been said that Sasquatch has a refined sense of financial acumen.
And it now appears to be so, that the Himalayan Yeti offers a free credit-monitoring service.
But what has been stated far less often, is that Holographic Goats are superb musicologists.
For those in a quandary of disbelief, disbelief shall be no more……
with Special Guest Dr. Apes
Matts Noonans – guitarm
Drews Brathwaites – voicem
Theadores Hines – saxophonem
Vedrans Mehinovics – pianom
Thomas Monaghans – drumsem
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Free Poets Collective
February 7 @ 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Connecticut Author’s and Open Mic
Presenting:
Eileen Albrizio
Susan Mardinly
Debbie Kilday with CAPA (Connecticut Author’s and Poet’s Association)
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Charter Oak Bluegrass
February 7 @ 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm | $10
“An evening of traditional, acoustic bluegrass”
The band members are:
Bruce Baldyga…lead guitar and vocalist
David (Jake) Jacobson….mandolin/ harmony baritone vocals
Yvonne Sekscenski… Upright Bass
Bink Cooper.. Dobro
Janet Jacobson.. Harmony Tenor Vocals
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Charter Oak Bluegrass will once again be delivering their hard driving, take no prisoner, traditional bluegrass music!
Charter Oak Bluegrass Band is a local band that has been performing for over 15 years, and this year will mark their eighth year at The Buttonwood Tree.
The band truly enjoys providing the audience with an evening of fun, toe tapping music that you can only get from traditional bluegrass music!
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