The Granite

Redding Prevention Council Monthly Meeting
2026-08-12 19:00 - 21:00, 2026-07-08 19:00 - 21:00, 2026-06-10 19:00 - 21:00, 2026-05-13 19:00 - 21:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
The Redding Prevention Council (RPC) is a nonprofit, volunteer-led organization, funded by the Western Connecticut Coalition.
RPC is made up of local citizens who care about the well-being and safety of our community. Our volunteers include but are not limited to: licensed healthcare and social service professionals, faith-based leaders, community-service members, and educational stakeholders.
They meet at the Granite Church on the second Wednesday of each month. All are welcome!
Learn more by visiting their website at reddingpreventioncouncil.org.
This event is part of our Free Weekly Wednesdays program sponsored by Meadow Ridge.

The Hazel Project
2026-07-31 20:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
The Hazel Project
Friday, July 31, 8 PM (Doors 7:30 PM)
Tickets: $25
A “must-see” act on the Northeast circuit, The Hazel Project honors the legacy of Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard through authentic instrumentation and powerful vocal harmonies. They perform at festivals and venues across New England, bringing stories of labor, loss, and the enduring human spirit to modern audiences.
The Hazel Project, New England’s premier tribute to the pioneers of women in bluegrass, reached a historic milestone this February at the Joe Val Bluegrass Festival. The ensemble was joined on stage by the legendary Alice Gerrard for a performance that bridged generations of traditional grassroots music. The collaboration comes on the heels of a breakout year for The Hazel Project. Following a celebrated debut at Thomas Point Beach in 2024 and a featured profile in the March 2025 issue of Bluegrass Unlimited, the band has quickly become a “must-see” act on the Northeast circuit. Featuring Betsy Green (fiddle), Gretchen Bowder (banjo), Whitney Roy (guitar), and Lindsay Lassonde (bass), the group dedicates its repertoire to the raw, socially conscious catalog of Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard.
“To share the stage with Alice is the highest honor we could imagine,” said the band. “Her music with Hazel changed the landscape of bluegrass, giving a voice to workers and women everywhere. We are just proud to keep those harmonies soaring.”

Learn more at hazelprojectband.com

Bluegrass Nights
2026-07-30 19:00 - 22:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Bluegrass Nights
One Thursday a Month, 7 PM – 10 PM
July 30, Aug 27, Sept 24, Oct 29, Dec 17

Open Bluegrass Jam: 7:30 PM
Granite House Bluegrass Band: 8 PM
Free jamming afterwards
Donations Appreciated

Join us for our monthly celebratory night of bluegrass music! Come to listen, come to jam, come to learn. Live music from the Granite House Bluegrass band starting at 8 PM, an easy, led slow bluegrass jam for beginner and intermediate players starting at 7:30, and late night jamming open to all. Banjos, fiddles, guitars, dobros, mandolins, bass, and similar acoustic instruments welcome.
HOSTED BY AUSTIN SCELZO
Austin Scelzo (Danbury, CT) first studied various fiddle traditions at Mark O’Connor’s Berklee String Camps and, over time, learned all the bluegrass instruments as well as singing and songwriting. During four years as a middle school music teacher, his bluegrass journey began with performing in CT-based bands and teaching in-person and online. Now full-time in bluegrass, Austin performs with respected veterans The Rock Hearts and the Americana quartet On the Trail, teaches jam camps and has created groundbreaking online instruction materials. He has been named Connecticut Arts Hero and nominated as Mentor of the Year by the International Bluegrass Music Association.
Part of The Granite Bluegrass Series
Bluegrass Nights at The Granite is a recipient of the 2026 IBMA Foundation Project Grant. Thank you so much to The IBMA Foundation for their support!

Dance The Line
2026-07-24 19:00 - 23:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Dance The Line
Friday, July 24, 7 – 11 PM
Tickets: $20
Grab your boots and get ready for a fun night out!
Join us for Line Dancing Night at The Granite. Dance the night away with friends — great music, great people, and plenty of fun. Beginner and improver friendly. Dancing and lessons throughout the night. BYOB welcome.
Bring a friend and don’t miss it! You can submit up to two dance requests in advance when you purchase tickets.
On-Site Childcare Services Provided by Club on the Go
Club on the Go Youth Programming is available for up to 10 children aged 4 to 14.
While parents enjoy an evening of music and dancing at The Granite, kids can join Club on the Go from the Boys & Girls Club of Redding-Easton (BGCRE) for a fun-filled experience of games, arts & crafts, STEM challenges, creative projects, and more! Their caring staff will keep children engaged, active, and entertained in a safe and welcoming environment—making it a great night for the whole family.
The event will be staffed by two BGCRE Senior Youth Development Counselors, who are certified in CPR/First Aid and trained in BGCA safety protocols. Please purchase a childcare ticket below and include your child’s age. (Food will not be served. Please ensure any food you pack is nut-free.)

Old Time Jam
2026-07-15 19:30, 2026-06-17 19:30, 2026-05-20 19:30 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Old Time Jam
Third Wednesday of the Month, 7:30 PM
Tickets: Donations Appreciated
Calling all fiddles, guitars, and banjos for an Old Time Jam at the Granite!
Play along or sit back and listen to Appalachian music with us. Bring any acoustic string instrument and make new friends playing old-timey tunes with other musicians.
For an excellent representation of the types of music played at these jams, listen to The Old Time 100 album by Tristan Scoggins and George Jackson here.
Come as you are, give as you can. All are welcome!

Chamber Music Reading
2026-07-12 10:00 - 12:00, 2026-06-14 10:00 - 12:00, 2026-05-17 10:00 - 12:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Chamber Music Reading
Monthly on Sundays, 10 AM – 12 PM
March 22, April 19, May 17, June 14, July 12, August 23
Open chamber music reading for string players!
This event is open to everyone – students, professionals, hobbyists, teens, adults – anyone who would like to sight-read chamber music, meet other local musicians, and have fun.
Plenty of sheet music will be available, and attendees are welcome to bring their own.
Pay what you can! Donations are greatly appreciated.

Dance The Line
2026-06-26 19:00 - 23:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Dance The Line
Friday, June 26, 7 – 11 PM
Tickets: $20
Grab your boots and get ready for a fun night out!
Join us for Line Dancing Night at The Granite. Dance the night away with friends — great music, great people, and plenty of fun. Beginner and improver friendly. Dancing and lessons throughout the night. BYOB welcome.
Bring a friend and don’t miss it! You can submit up to two dance requests in advance when you purchase tickets.
JUST ANNOUNCED! On-Site Childcare Services Provided by Club on the Go
Club on the Go Youth Programming is available for up to 10 children aged 4 to 14.
While parents enjoy an evening of music and dancing at The Granite, kids can join Club on the Go from the Boys & Girls Club of Redding-Easton (BGCRE) for a fun-filled experience of games, arts & crafts, STEM challenges, creative projects, and more! Their caring staff will keep children engaged, active, and entertained in a safe and welcoming environment—making it a great night for the whole family.
The event will be staffed by two BGCRE Senior Youth Development Counselors, who are certified in CPR/First Aid and trained in BGCA safety protocols. Please purchase a childcare ticket below and include your child’s age. (Food will not be served. Please ensure any food you pack is nut-free.)

Let There Be Songs: An Evening with Bone Dry and Station Dawgs
2026-06-13 19:30 - 22:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Let There Be Songs: An Evening with Bone Dry and Station Dawgs
Saturday, June 13, 7:30 PM (Doors at 7 PM)
Tickets: $20
Join local bands Bone Dry and Station Dawgs for a lively evening celebrating the music of the Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, and Bob Dylan. Kick off your shoes and fill the air with cosmic vibes as we turn spring to summer and welcome in light, laughter, and love.
Bone Dry will perform at 7:30 PM, and Station Dawgs will follow around 8:30 PM.
Food + Drink: Bar and snacks for donations. Also BYOB.
Co-Hosted by Yoga Station

Fairfield County Symphony Society’s 50th Anniversary Fundraiser Concert
2026-06-09 19:30 - 21:30 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Celebrating 50 Years!
Fairfield County Symphony Society’s 50th Anniversary Fundraiser Concert
For 50 years, the Fairfield County Symphony Society (FCSS) has provided a welcoming, noncompetitive space for musicians of all skill levels and musical interests to experience the joy of making music together.
Join FCSS in celebrating this milestone year with a special anniversary concert, followed by a reception with light bites, a fun photobooth, and an opportunity to connect with orchestra members and fellow community supporters.
This celebratory evening is open to the public. Friends, families, alumni, and music lovers are invited to be part of this special occasion.
Thinking of joining FCSS? Bring the joy of making music into your life each week, strengthen your sight-reading skills, and discover new music (and new friends) along the way.
Interested in donating or learning more about us? Visit fairfieldcountysymphonysociety.org or email fairfieldcountysymphonysociety@gmail.com.
Come celebrate 50 years of community music-making!

Georgetown Day
2026-06-07 12:00 - 17:30 (America/New_York) | Georgetown Village Restoration, Inc., Georgetown, CT, United States
Georgetown Day
Sunday, June 7, Noon – 5:30 PM
Main Street, Georgetown, Connecticut
Georgetown Day is a free community street fair that hosts over 5,000 people every year on Main Street. It’s a wonderful day to connect with your friends and neighbors. With food, crafts, pop-up shops, local businesses, family activities, and more, there’s plenty for everyone. Learn more on the Georgetown Village Restoration website here.
Georgetown Day takes place on Main Street in Georgetown, Connecticut. Rain or shine. The Granite will be open throughout the event. Feel free to stop by and say hello. We will host musical performances inside.
Shows are FREE and open to everyone. We hope to see you there.
Georgetown Day Lineup at The Granite
Enjoy three piano sessions at The Granite during Georgetown Day featuring musicians from Redding, Ridgefield, Easton, Danbury, and Bethel.
Ben Carter, 3 – 3:30 PM
Easton-based pianist Ben Carter will play a ragtime set. You may recognize him as the young man who plays ragtime every Georgetown Day on the upright in the “bar” room.
Andrew Levine, 3:45 – 4:30 PM
Ridgefield’s Andrew Levine, and Granite Resident Artist, will perform select pieces on the piano.
David Morgan with Phil Bowler & Clark Eno, 4:45 – 5:45 PM
Come to The Granite at the end of Georgetown Day for a one hour jazz set by Redding’s piano master and music teacher, David Morgan, along with Phil Bowler and Clark Eno.

Cajun Dance Party with Cajun Surprise
2026-06-06 20:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Cajun Dance Party with Cajun Surprise
Saturday, June 6, 8 PM (Doors at 7 PM, Dance lesson 7:30 PM)
Tickets: $20 (Kids under 13, Free)
Cajun Surprise is an exciting acoustic project from Grammy-nominated Louisiana native Jean Bertrand (Pine Leaf Boys, 99 Playboys) and Boston-based multi-instrumentalist Zach Meyer (Grain Thief, The Talking Hearts, Dumpster Debbie).
Drawing on their deep knowledge of roots music without being confined by tradition, Jean and Zach’s playful collaboration propels the Cajun genre in an unexpectedly delightful direction. With a repertoire spanning Balfa Brothers classics to obscure deep cuts to new originals, Jean and Zach trade accordion, guitar, and vocal duties while occasionally adding in less traditional instruments such as clarinet, harmonica, and banjo.
Cajun Surprise debuted at Oldtone Roots Music Festival in the fall of 2024. Since then, they’ve delighted New England audiences from dancehalls and dive bars to cozy house concerts and jam sessions. For this tour, Cajun Surprise will be joined by Lafayette fiddler and vocalist Amy Scher, who will lend her unique voice and add some honky tonk flair.
Join us for an intimate evening and a rollicking good time. Laissez les bon temps rouler!

Square Dance with Bugs on a Log
2026-06-04 20:00 - 22:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Square Dance with Bugs on a Log
Thursday, June 4, Doors at 7:30 PM, Dance 8-10 PM
Tickets: $20
Join CT’s own stringband with caller Liz Slade for a family-friendly, no experience necessary square dance! Each dance begins with an inclusive lesson on every step – suitable for all ages and ability levels. Snacks and refreshments are available for purchase.
About Bugs on a Log
Brimming with festivity, Bugs on a Log is an emergent stringband that cultivates warmth and joy wherever they go. With a wealth of expertise spanning from classical to old-time to bluegrass under their collective belt, Bugs on a Log is a group sculpted from dynamic abundance. The New England-based band marries their spread of music with care, the result an uncommon blend of precision, vitality, and innovation. Audiences describe live performances as moving and mirthful, often stirred to dancing, singing, clapping, and the like.
Composed of Lana Auerbach (fiddle, banjo), Austin Scelzo (fiddle, mandolin, guitar), Jeff Smith (guitar, banjo, mandolin), Malcolm Callagy (cello, fiddle), Jack Corcoran (bass), and Oriana Mack (fiddle), each member is a multi-hyphenate talent and vocalist in their own rite. Their chemistry palpable and compelling, Bugs on a Log is a new outfit full of promise, ever sure to deliver a sweeping alchemy of strings and spirit.

Bluegrass Nights
2026-05-28 19:00 - 22:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Bluegrass Nights
4th or 5th Thursday of the Month, Spring 2026: Apr 30, May 28, 7 PM – 10 PM

Open Bluegrass Jam: 7:30 PM
Granite House Bluegrass Band: 8 PM
Free jamming afterwards
Donations Appreciated

Join us for our monthly celebratory night of bluegrass music! Come to listen, come to jam, come to learn. Live music from the Granite House Bluegrass band starting at 8 PM, an easy, led slow bluegrass jam for beginner and intermediate players starting at 7:30, and late night jamming open to all. Banjos, fiddles, guitars, dobros, mandolins, bass, and similar acoustic instruments welcome.
HOSTED BY AUSTIN SCELZO
Austin Scelzo (Danbury, CT) first studied various fiddle traditions at Mark O’Connor’s Berklee String Camps and, over time, learned all the bluegrass instruments as well as singing and songwriting. During four years as a middle school music teacher, his bluegrass journey began with performing in CT-based bands and teaching in-person and online. Now full-time in bluegrass, Austin performs with respected veterans The Rock Hearts and the Americana quartet On the Trail, teaches jam camps and has created groundbreaking online instruction materials. He has been named Connecticut Arts Hero and nominated as Mentor of the Year by the International Bluegrass Music Association.
Part of The Granite Bluegrass Series
Bluegrass Nights at The Granite is a recipient of the 2026 IBMA Foundation Project Grant. Thank you so much to The IBMA Foundation for their support!

Mass Energy Healing with Aggregata
2026-05-27 10:00 - 12:00, 2026-05-20 10:00 - 12:00, 2026-05-13 10:00 - 12:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Mass Energy Healing with Aggregata
Wednesdays, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Join a sacred morning of energetic renewal and spiritual alignment led by Aggregata Zupanova, an intuitive healer and facilitator of Source-guided energy work.
This special gathering offers a powerful group healing experience, created to help you release emotional heaviness, reconnect to your inner wisdom, and anchor a deeper sense of peace within your body and spirit.
Whether you’re new to energy work or seeking a space to reset and reconnect, you are welcome here – exactly as you are.
What you can expect:

Guided group energy clearing
Source-aligned transmission for healing and clarity
Time for inner stillness, integration, and reflection
A supportive, energetic field shared by all participants

Suggested Donation: $25
50% of all contributions go directly to support The Granite Church’s community initiatives and ongoing renovations of this special gathering space.
To register, please text the word “Register” along with the number of people attending to (845) 464-4676.

Will Evans
2026-05-23 20:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Will Evans
Saturday, May 23 at 8 PM (Doors at 7 PM)
Tickets: $35 ($40 at the door)
Will Evans creates music as an open invitation—to drop your guard, tune in, and move through the world a little more freely. Rooted in folk tradition yet unconfined by genre, his songs blend thoughtful, quotable lyrics with sunlit grooves and global textures, encouraging listeners to reconnect with their most honest selves. Based in Rhode Island, the singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist has built a devoted following by pairing sound with intention, most notably through his Kind Folk community, which turns shows into shared experiences of kindness, charity, and collective uplift.
Known for his dynamic live performances, Evans weaves together acoustic guitar, handpan, didgeridoo, beatboxing, and percussion to create a fluid, organic sound that feels both grounded and expansive. His 2025 release The Wild Unknown pushes that vision further, exploring the crossroads of contemporary folk, electronica, and rock, with collaborations from artists like Tristan Prettyman, Dirtwire, and Moontricks.
From sold-out rooms across the U.S. and Europe to stages shared with Crosby & Nash, Grace Potter, Bruce Hornsby, Dirtwire, Trevor Hall, and Railroad Earth, Will Evans continues to build a musical space where connection comes first—and everyone belongs.

Weavings, Wires, Roots, and Branches: Artist Talk & Reception
2026-05-22 18:00 - 21:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Weavings, Wires, Roots & Branches: Final Artist Talk & Reception
Friday, May 22, 6 – 9 PM
Donations Appreciated
The end is the beginning again.
During Kate Keeler’s final artist talk and reception for the exhibit, Weavings, Wires, Roots, and Branches, she will walk attendees through a video projection and slideshow, unveiling the sources of her paintings, prints, and collages.
Photos and anecdotes of family members and local history, paired with silent film still clips from the early 20th century, weave together into a visual display celebrating the many acres of wires, roots, and branches that inspired this exhibit.
Learn more about the exhibit here.

Harmony Singing Workshop
2026-05-18 19:00 - 20:30, 2026-05-11 19:00 - 20:30 UTC | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Harmony Singing Workshop with Austin Scelzo
Mondays, May 4, 11 & 18, 7 – 8:30 PM
Wish you could sing harmony with more ease and confidence? Develop a natural approach to harmony singing using bluegrass, folk, and country standards.
Good three-part vocal harmony can be the most exciting part of bluegrass and folk music. Learn the basic terminology of folk-style harmony singing (Lead, Tenor, Baritone), how to find your first note, how to “stay in your lane” and not sing what the person next to you is singing, and how to blend.
Learn to sing standards in perfect three-part harmony and develop a natural understanding and approach to harmony singing. Join the fun!
Each class is $40. Come to one, two, or all three! Sign up at: AustinScelzo.com/harmony
ABOUT AUSTIN SCELZO
Austin Scelzo (Danbury, CT) first studied various fiddle traditions at Mark O’Connor’s Berklee String Camps and over time learned all the bluegrass instruments as well as singing and songwriting. During four years as a middle school music teacher, his bluegrass journey began with performing in CT-based bands and teaching in-person and online. Now full-time in bluegrass, Austin performs with respected veterans The Rock Hearts and the Americana quartet On the Trail, teaches jam camps and has created groundbreaking online instruction materials. He has been named Connecticut Arts Hero and nominated as Mentor of the Year by the International Bluegrass Music Association.
Part of The Granite Bluegrass Series

Love’s Arc: Desire & Heartbreak in English Baroque Song
2026-05-17 15:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Love’s Arc: Desire & Heartbreak in English Baroque Song
Sunday, May 17 at 3 PM (Doors at 2 PM)
Tickets: $45
Come enjoy the beauty of English Baroque song this May. Soprano Sarah Hawkey and lutenist Kevin Payne present Love’s Arc: Desire and Heartbreak in English Baroque Song, an intimate afternoon of music by beloved English Baroque composers Henry Purcell, John Dowland, and their contemporaries. Tracing love, passion, heartbreak, and grief, these centuries-old songs feel vividly alive today—inviting listeners to time-travel and experience the enduring emotional resonance of love across centuries.
About the Artists
Sarah Hawkey
Soprano Sarah Hawkey is known for her ability to make early music feel intimate and alive for today’s audiences. She has performed with the New York Philharmonic and LA Opera, with appearances at the Salzburg Festival, the Verbier Festival, Lincoln Center’s Mostly Mozart Festival, the Boston Early Music Festival, Bard Summerscape, and in numerous performances at Carnegie Hall. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, on NPR and WNYC, and on PBS Great Performances.
A baroque specialist, Sarah focuses on 17th- and 18th-century repertoire, with particular emphasis on the music of Barbara Strozzi, alongside works by J.S. Bach, Handel, and Vivaldi. She is currently preparing her debut solo album devoted entirely to Strozzi’s works.
Sarah also loves performing new classical music and appeared in the original cast of p r i s m, a world-premiere opera produced by Beth Morrison Projects in collaboration with LA Opera and the PROTOTYPE Festival, for which composer Ellen Reid was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in Music.
Sarah is the founder of Blossom Voice Studio in Weston, CT, and has led educational programs and workshops at The Juilliard School, Princeton University, and William Paterson University.
Kevin Payne
Lutenist Kevin Payne is active as a recitalist, accompanist, and continuo player. Recent ensemble work includes performances with Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Twelfth Night, Blue Heron, Handel and Haydn Society, and Bach Collegium San Diego. Festival appearances include Caramoor, Tanglewood, Spoleto, and Newport Classical. Performance venues include Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., the National Concert Hall in Taipei, Taiwan, the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, and the Festspielhaus in Baden-Baden, Germany. His playing has been broadcast on a number of nationally syndicated radio programs, including Sunday Baroque and Performance Today.
WSHU is a Community Partner for The Granite’s Spring 2026 Classical Music Sundays

Swing Dance with Too Blue and Friends
2026-05-15 19:30 - 22:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
Swing Dance with Too Blue and Friends
Friday, May 15, Dance lesson at 7:30 PM, Show 8 PM – 10 PM (Doors at 7 PM)
Tickets: $20
Learn to swing dance with an introductory lesson at 7:30 – no partner required! Then dance the night away to the sounds of Too Blue and friends.
Traveling freely between the genres of bluegrass, swing, Celtic and jazz, a Too Blue performance is a dynamic dose of serious fun. Smooth harmonies and adventurous musicianship bring stellar arrangements to life and leave the listener anything but “blue”. Their newest release, “Trouble With the Grey”, produced and engineered by Bob Harris of Ampersand Records, has received national radio airplay and enthusiastic reviews from Bluegrass Today and Bluegrass Unlimited.
Seamlessly blending their vocals are guitarist Betsy Rome and banjoist Joan Harrison. Banjoist Joan Harrison brings a swingy bluegrass influenced feel to the set. Mandolin powerhouse Michael Sassano astounds and entertains, while jazz bassist Jamie Doris brings a creative and unique perspective to the band. Together, Too Blue makes exciting bluegrass that swings and entertains.

Weavings, Wires, Roots, and Branches: Reception & Concert
2026-05-09 18:00 (America/New_York) | The Granite Church, 5 N. Main Street, Redding, CT, 06896, United States
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.
