Acoustic Blender

Germantown Gives Back .... & Gets Down! Next Level Trainings (Philadelphia) proudly presents a fundraising Party With A Cause benefiting Face to Face Germantown! Face to Face is a local non-profit organization on a mission to provide life-changing services including meals, health care, social and legal services to individuals and families experiencing deep poverty.

Performers include Tobin James Band (11-12), Acoustic Blender (12:15-1:15) and Mums the Word (1:30-2:30). Event runs 11 AM to 3 PM, a family-friendly party that features live music, food, games for children & adults alike, auctions & raffles, and more!

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1721776127899311/?ti=as

Acoustic Blender will share the night with the Do Peterson Band.  Do is an incredibly talented friend of David's & Jenny's from college.  This will be Acoustic Blender's Seattle debut!

Tickets: http://bit.ly/DoPetersonAcoustic

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/204690930322935/

An Intimate "House Concert" in The Meeting Room, 2nd Fl., hosted by Ed & Debbie Klevans.
This concert is open to the public, but seating is limited, so please RSVP in advance.
RSVP/Info: (814) 237-3681 or drk1@psu.edu
A selection of desserts and beverages will be served during intermission

There is limited seating, so please make your reservation online.  Folks without a reservation will have standing room only.
Reservations/Donations: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/accousticblender
Contributions support Turn PA Blue in their efforts to support progressive candidates in Pennsylvania Senate and Assembly races in 2018.

Tasty Treats will be Available.

Acoustic Blender concert as part of community festival. Many performers for adults and children at 4 venues in Elkins Park, PA.  Other performers include: Acoustic Keys, Animus, Kurt Bock, Jeannie Brooks, Saul Broudy, Meghan Cary, Cubizm, Valerie DuPont, Chris Edelstein, Edge Hill Rounders, Brent Ellison, Flute of Spirit, Jessica Graae, Homestead Collective, David Kleiner, Marielle Kraft, Cap'n Madd Dogg Charlie Miller, Patchwork Fools, Perpetual Motion, Mr. David's Drawings, Song & Silliness, Dave Posmontier, Quaker Midnight & the Mediterraneans, Matt Ryan, Sons of Pitch, Spring Muse, Two of a Kind, Up the Octave, Rodney Whittenberg.

Info: (215) 782-8258 or https://www.facebook.com/elkinsparkfallfest/

In conjunction with the nationwide event, "The Concert Across America to End Gun Violence."  Performers include Acoustic Blender, Michael London, Palatine, Wellsprings Band.  Event runs 1:00-3:30 PM.

Abington Monthly Meeting & Lighthouse Coffeehouse Concerts present "Stand in the Light" - songs about courage, compassion, love, social justice and environmental responsibility, with many performers including Acoustic Blender, Chris Adams, Tom Dwyer, Zoe Fox, Jessica Graae, Georgette Hamaty & George Schaeffer, Jerry Krantman, Michael London, Spring Muse and Elaine Tipping.

The Cheltenham Center for the Arts at The Elkins Park Train Station.

Acoustic Blender will be the featured act, with an Open Stage preceding.

Enter the Church on the West Wayne Ave entrance which is around the back of the church from Lancaster Ave.

Wheelchair accessible. Children under 12 free. Childcare available: To arrange childcare, please call 215-848-6246 & reserve by the Monday before the event.

An Intimate "House Concert" in The Meeting Room, 2nd Fl., hosted by Ed & Debbie Klevans.
This concert is open to the public, but seating is limited, so please RSVP in advance.
RSVP/Info: (814) 237-3681 or drk1@psu.edu
A selection of desserts and beverages will be served during intermission

Many performers for adults and children at 4 venues in Elkins Park, PA, including: CreekSide Co-op, Elkins Central, High School Park & White Pines Place.  Performers include Acoustic Keys, Jeannie Brooks Quartet, Saul Broudy, Cap'n Mad Dogg Charlie, Chris & Brain, Mr. David, Farewell Friend, John Hudome, Sharon Katz & The Peace Train, Page K., Lessick & Lincoln & Cohen, Magic Flute feat. Bill Davis, Malidelphia Traditional Arts Ensemble, Mary Kay Mann and Six, M'Balia, Johnny Never, Dave Posmontier trio, The Ritz Trio and friends, Sons of Pitch, Spring Muse, Tookany Creek, Township Line Music School, Trickster Sister, Two of a Kind, Up the Octave, and Winchester/Perry.

Event runs 10 am to 6 pm.

Outdoor street fair with food vendors.  Acoustic Blender's set will be 5:45-6:30 pm.  Event sponsored by Mt. Airy USA.

Acoustic Blender concert at the Front Porch Stage, as part of festival.  The Front Porch Stage is located in the Camping area. Non-campers need to be escorted to the stage - find out how at least 10 min. prior to performance at the PFS Info tent, which is located directly in front of you when you come in the main entrance (where you get the Fest program books).

Other performers include Mike Agranoff, Ants on a Log, Buckwheat Zydeco, Meghan Cary, Del and Dawg, Iris Dement, Matt Duke, The Dukes of Destiny, Give and Take Jugglers, Groovemama, Si Kahn, Bakithi Kumalo, The Lone Bellow, Los Lobos, Michelle Miller, Terry Rivel, Katherine Rondeau, Rusty and Jan, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Michael Spear Duo, Spuyten Duyvil, The Stray Birds, Tempest, Two of a Kind, Robin & Linda Williams, Peter Yarrow  and many more!

Acoustic Blender will do most of the service and all of the music, but there will be a couple church service elements provided by JUCC

Performance will be outdoors, weather permitting.

Free parking in back, off of Chew St.

Admission: $10-15 suggested donation

A selection of desserts and beverages will be served during intermission

Celebrate Earth Hour and support the work of Pennsylvania Interfaith Power & Light (PA IPL) with a natural light show, live music with 3/4 of Acoustic Blender (- Justin), desserts, and fellowship in the glow of solar lanterns.  Event runs 6:45-9:45 PM.  Learn more and register at paipl.us/events/earthourphilly/ or contact Greg Williams at wacmbook@aol.com or (215) 242-0854

Wheelchair accessible.  Children under 12 free.  Childcare available: To arrange childcare, please call 215-848-6246 & reserve by the Monday before the event.

Joe Jencks is a wonderful singer-songwriter and solo performer, and is also part of Brother Sun.

Acoustic Blender is part of this neighborhood festival, with other performers throughout the day at 5 venues: Creekside Co-op, Elkins Park Central, High School Park, Park Plates and White Pines Place. Other performers include Acoustic Keys, Ajde!, Saul Broudy, Cap'n Madd Dogg Charlie, Valerie DuPont, John Hudome, Lia Hyman, I Am Phresh Dance Studio, David Kleiner, Paige Kytzidis, Owen Lee, Liebesfreud, Art Miron, Peter Moses, The Ritz Trio, Katherine Rondeau, Six, Sons of Pitch, Spring Muse, Miles Thompson, Sara Tiemogo, Tookany Creek, Tropical Disease, Two of a Kind, Ken Ulansey, Up the Octave, and Winchester/Perry. The event runs 10 am to 5 pm.

We'll mostly be doing original songs, plus some highly original arrangements of songs by local and/or lesser-known songwriters, with special guest: Lucy Silbaugh on 'cello.

Series co-sponsored by the Cheltenham Center for the Arts and White Pines Productions.

Please RSVP via email to Janet or Mark Schreiner: janetschreiner@me.com, so they will know how many people to expect.  Potluck dinner at 6:00 pm - bring food and/or drink to share; concert will be 7:30-8:30 pm

Justin will do a set at 6 pm, joined by the rest of Acoustic Blender at 7 pm.  Refreshments will be served.

Acoustic Blender is part of this neighborhood festival, with other performers throughout the day at 3 venues: Creekside Co-op, Elkins Park Train Station and White Pines Place. Other performers include Ajde!, Animus, Saul Broudy, Miles Orion Butler, Jazz Plus, David Kleiner, Ben Laden, Rhys MacArthur, Joe Mahoney, M'BALIA, Art Miron, P-B3Q, The Ritz Trio, Sons of Pitch, Starbuck & Vemicello, Svitanya, Miles Thompson, Township Line Music School, Ken Ulansey, Up the Octave, and The David Zee Band.  There will also be performances and activities for children, including Two of a Kind, Philip Kates, Peter Moses and The Smugs.  The event runs 10 am to 7 pm.

The series formerly held at Walk a Crooked Mile books, now open under new ownership at  the old Video Library location.

Space is limited - Please RSVP to the Klevans: drk1@psu.edu or (814) 237-3681

As part of community festival with many performers & juried craft show, event runs 10 am to 5 pm.  We'll be the first act of the live music, along with special guest 'cellist Lucy Silbaugh.  Rain date: 6/9

We plan to debut a bunch of new songs at this concert, and we will be joined by special guest 'cellist Lucy Silbaugh!  Rain date = June 1

Sparky & Rhonda do a mix of music from the Civil Rights Movement, Appalachia, and much more.  The suggested donation is $10-30, sliding scale (half for no or low wage); tickets are available in advance at: https://www.ticketturtle.com/index.php?ticketing=folk or by calling 215-848-6246, or at the door (general admission).  Doors open around 7:00pm.  The concert is wheelchair accessible, but bathrooms are not yet.  Childcare is available; please call 215-848-6246 by Monday, April 1, to reserve.

Presented by White Pines Productions.  Concert will be 7:00-9:00 pm

Potluck at 7 pm, Concert at 8 pm - with Sonoma Sound.  Hosted by Ed & Robin Stevens - RSVP/directions: ejstevens@gmail.com.  Proceeds split between the Obama campaign and Manan Trivedi, PA Congress District 6

Rain date: 9/29

in the Reading Room

Held at Jarrettown United Methodist Church.  Preceded by an Open Mic at 7:00 PM.  Childcare available for children under 6

Two of a Kind and The Give 'em a Hand Band will also perform earlier that day at 2:00 PM, in an Album-Release Family Concert celebrating the release of "Sing Me Your Story", which includes 2 Acoustic Blender songs: Birdhouse in Your Soul and Coconut Trees.  For more information, visit www.twoofakind.com

Flood Relief Benefit Concert for Magpie and Kim & Reggie Harris, who will perform as part of the concert, along with David, Jenny and Hope of Acoustic Blender with Ari & Jason Heitler-Klevans, Tom Gala, Jay Ansill, Rolly Brown and Dan Schatz. The Folk Factory is located at The Unitarian Universalist Church of the Restoration in Mt. Airy.

Half-price of the sliding scale for non-wage and low-wage folks who can't afford the full price.

In the Music Room at the beautiful Elkins Estate.  Presented by White Pines Productions

Community festival with many performers & juried craft show, event runs 10 am to 5 pm

Raindate: 6/12 - performance times may vary

Childcare available for children under 6 years old

Rain date: 5/7

Pre-registration is requested

For more information, visit www.andreaclearfield.com

Childcare available on-site: to arrange childcare, please call 215-848-6246 & reserve by 3/1.

There will also be a Family Concert with Two of a Kind and The Give 'em a Hand Band earlier that afternoon, at 3:00 PM.

Concert will be held in the Reading Room

Opening for St. Mad - we will be joined by St. Mad's brass section (trumpet and euphonium) for a couple songs!

Outdoor concert - celebrating 10th Anniversary of the Trolley Car Diner.

Rain location: inside the Trolley Car Diner

Outdoor Farmer's Market runs 10 am to 2 pm

Doors open at 7:30 pm

Acoustic Blender will be part of this concert, with many other varied performers.  For details, email Andrea Clearfield: aclearfield@gmail.com   Doors open at 7:00pm and you are advised to come early for a seat, as seating is limited. All donations go toward Salon costs.

Benefit Concert for Walk a Crooked Mile Books Concert Series

4:45 pm: Two of a Kind family concert and 5:00 pm: Acoustic Blender grown-up concert; lots of other performers including Tom Gala, Saint Mad, Art Miron (M.C.), Rhetta Morgan, Prose from Dover, The Fretnoughts, Drew Calvin, Rockin' Malaakas; event runs 4-8:30 pm, with family events during the first hour

To benefit the Mt. Airy Train Station Free Concert series

WXPN 88.5 FM, 104.9 FM in the Lehigh Valley, 90.5 FM Worton/Baltimore, 88.7 FM Lancaster/York, 99.7 FM Harrisburg, and streaming on the web: www.xpn.org