Weavings, Wires, Roots, and Branches: Reception & Concert
May 9 @ 6:00 pm
Weavings, Wires, Roots & Branches: Where Nature, Local History, Visual Arts, and Music Intertwine
Artist Reception & Concert
Saturday, May 9, 6 PM
Donations Appreciated
6 PM: Kate Keeler Gallery Walk
7 PM: The Collators
8 PM: The Keelers
Come to Georgetown, where nature and the arts converge with the historic Wire Mill and Granite Church.
Enjoy a multi-media discussion with Kate Keeler and special guests about her art and her family’s multi-generational history in Georgetown. Following the reception and conversation, indulge your senses in music as The Collators take the stage, followed by a special set by The Keelers.
Learn more about Kate Keeler’s exhibit at The Granite here.
The Collators is a band of four songwriters playing original music (and some covers) in the New York City Metropolitan area, consisting of Ralph Dickinson (vocals and bass), Kyle Sutton (vocals and guitar), Dylan Keeler (vocals and guitar), and Mike Friedman (drums). Check them out on Bandcamp.
The Keelers‘ music focuses on what Gram Parsons called “cosmic American music” – rock, soul, blues, country. This dynamic duo features Kate Keeler (vocalist and our event exhibit artist) and Dylan Keeler, who also performs with The Collators. The pair lives in Redding.
