Easton-based folk and traditional string band Ampersand are playing for a winter coffeehouse at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Easton (UUFE), 7401 Ocean Gateway (US 50) on Saturday, January 25th at 4pm. Admission is $20/person (children $5). Light refreshments will be served. Warm up a winter’s afternoon with lively music and good company!
Ampersand’s core members (Beth Lawton, Dick Hogle, Topher Lawton, and Dave Moore) bring guitar, mandolin, bouzouki, hammered dulcimer, harmonium, banjo, bass, cello, penny whistles, and percussion to support rich vocal harmonies for this evening of lively songs and tunes. They will be joined by local favorite Mark Faber on percussion, piano, and limberjack! The program will include engaging colonial-era tunes, sea shanteys, and modern folk music, with a few sing-alongs and audience favorites as well.
This coffeehouse supports the work of the Unitarian fellowship, an open religious community that strives for social justice, values diversity, cares for one another, and protects our natural environment. UUFE welcomes questioning minds, diverse identities, and expansive hearts, and strives to be a beacon for independent thought, progressive change, and spiritual growth. A recent Washington Post commentator recommended “joining a Unitarian congregation” as one of five suggested steps to counter angst about the current political climate. Come see what we’re all about!
For more information, please go to Ampersand’s website.
