Story City Troupe
Readings by
local storytellers.
NOTE: There are no physical tickets for events at The Buttonwood Tree.
Story City Troup is hosted tonight by retired Public Defender, Michael
Isko. Mike has been telling stories since 2015, and he is thrilled to continue coming to the Buttonwood Tree to share them.
Kick off Labor Day Weekend with true stories of "Pushing the Rock Up the Hill," getting knocked down, trying to change a group--and ultimately letting go of what holds you back. The rock is often heavy, how do we move it to the top of the hill.
Favorite New Haven story teller Saul Fussiner will be joined by our founder, Sue Huggans. Retired Public Defender Mike Isko will be doing his usual double duty for the evening as MC & storyteller, And we might even have a surprise guest or two.
Jazz GuitaristGianni Gardner
Saturday Night
September 3 @ 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Reserve Seat Here ($15)
Jazz guitarist Gianni Gardner returns to his home state tonight to enjoy his birthday! Come celebrate with us!
Originally from West Hartford, he graduated from two high school “jazz meccas”--Hall High School in West Hartford and Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts, where he studied Jazz music with legendary guitarist, Doug Maher, vocalist Dianne Mower, and WestConn alumnus, Dan O’Brien. He then went on to Western Connecticut State for a B.A., studying with Christopher Morrison, Jimmy Greene, Jamie Begian, Andrew Beals, Dave Scott, Deborah Weisz, Jumaane Smith & other incredible instructors.
Joining Gianni on Saturday are Lou Bocciarelli on bass and Ryan Hamme on drums. A current member of the Hartford Jazz Orchestra, Lou has played with New London Big Band, Al Copley Quintet, Bill’s Jazz All-Stars, Sonic Surfers, TNFT, Mystic Horns Jazz Ensemble, Cherry Pie, & Dunn’s of Tewksbury, and can be seen at venues & festivals around the New England area and with regular tours to Europe.
Check out Gianni on Facebook – Instagram – YouTube
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