Friday, October 2, 2015

This Weekend at The Buttonwood Tree

This Weekend at The Buttonwood Tree:
Music, Art, and Comedy!!!
Call 860-347-4957 or email thebuttonwoodtree@gmail.com for reservations

Friday, October 2
8pm $10
Michael Sheridan Trio
Gypsy Swing
For the past year and a half the Michael Sheridan Trio (www.michaelsheridanmusic.com) has delighted audiences around New York City with robust and vibrant interpretations of tangos, waltzes, gypsy jazz, flamenco and classical music. The new CD “...but that’s not why ships are built” will be available for sale at all performances. 



Saturday, October 3
3-5 pm
Opening Reception- Faces and Places
Art by Tom Pender of CenterSpring Studio
As a visual artist," Tom Pender paints "what [he] knows. Familiarity allows
greater freedom for creative flow." Faces and Places epitomizes creative familiarity in a collection of oil portraits, city and landscapes.

Pender was formally trained as an "old school painter." He also earned a BFA in graphic illustration from Paier College of Art and Albertus Magnus. Pender was most influenced by impressionistic era artists and his paintings reflect a blend of his illustrative and fine arts background.

Pender says, "As a painter I enjoy sharing my perspective of the world with everyone around me." Come view and enjoy Pender's perspective while his works are at The Buttonwood Tree!


Saturday, October 3
8 pm $10
Sherman Ewing
Folk Rock
Sherman Ewing’s music is his own unique mix, suggesting a maturity, despite his 40 young years, that comes from development of a multi-dimensional sound. That sound can be traced back to his native Minnesota, a virtual rock and roll holy land of the Midwest. His sound is also seasoned through two decades of experience as a street wise singer/songwriter in New York City.

Learn more about Sherman Ewing at his website, http://shermanewing.com/


Sunday, October 4
7pm $5
Great Make Believe Society
Improv  
It’s comedy and fun with the GMBS Improv troupe! Don’t miss your chance to join in! 
 

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