Celtic Concert Joins North End Neighbors
Brian
O'Rourke, the infamous and creative chef of O'Rourke's Diner, will be
cooking up some tasty treats in support of The Buttonwood Tree
Performing Arts & Cultural Center on FRIDAY, September 18th. The
Canadian Celtic band, Searson, will perform at the intimate art center
at 8 pm, with dinner to be held at the diner at 6pm. Dinner will be
enhanced by the lovely sounds of sisters, Erin and Colleen Searson, on
keyboard and fiddle. The Coffeehouse Recording Studio will provide a
sound system for the diner, proving once again that Middletown's North
End neighborhood is full of kind and generous business owners who help
each other out. O'Rourke's Diner (728 Main Street) has been supporting
The Buttonwood Tree through various efforts and Michael Arafeh of The
Coffeehouse Recording Studio has been Buttonwood's volunteer sound
engineer for 25 years.
Following
dinner, a full concert of the quartet will take place at The Buttonwood
Tree, 605 Main Street, with dessert and Slambovian coffee being served.
Seats for the show are $15. A limited number are available at $45 which
includes an original, creative dinner, dessert and coffee. Wine and
beer are available at Buttonwood by donation, the diner is BYOB.
Reservations are requested for all seating. 860.347.4957.
Sisters Erin & Colleen Searson will be performing songs from their brand new album release 'Stars Above the Farm'. A mix of instrumental and original vocal numbers, the new album tells stories of their hometown, The Ottawa Valley in Ontario, Canada. Searson is a highly energetic show that includes step dancing, sweet vocals and lively fiddling. Joined by talented musicians Fraser Gauthier and Daniel O'Shea on bass, drums and percussion, this is a show for all ages! Join Searson for their first performance at The Buttonwood Tree, a show that will keep your toes tapping.
http://www.searsonband.com/
http://www.orourkesmiddletown.
http://www.thecoffeehouse.net/
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