JACKSON NH – Micromassé is a trio of accomplished musicians offering a fresh new sound that is nostalgically analog, worldly and explosively modern. Combining the classic sound of the Hammond Organ with dynamic electric guitar and infectious drums; Micromassé strives to bring instrumental music to new frontiers while maintaining a positive groove and a fun vibe.Micromassé has garnered superlative reviews to their recordings and concerts. They have shared the stage with Charlie Hunter, Bombino the Fogcutters and Moon Hootch and delighted audiences with their energetic performances and fiery compositions.
Band Members:
Peter Dugas – Organ
Chris Sweet – Drums
Max Cantlin – Guitar
Your Host Jonathan Sarty opens the show
Concert is $10/person, and does not include the cost of dinner. Reservations are required; call the Wildcat Tavern 603-383-4245.
Tin Mountain Nature Learning Center, Albany – Climate Change and the Ski Industry
ALBANY NH – Learn how ski areas in New Hampshire are adapting to a changing climate, and what the industry is doing to minimize its own carbon footprint and raise awareness of the impact of a warmer planet on this travel & tourism sector that is important to New Hampshire’s economy.
Tin Mountain Conservation Center, 1245 Bald Hill Road, Albany, NH 03818
Thank you to The Generous Sponsorship of Bank of NH & Hancock Lumber
Donations of $3/person & $5/family, unless otherwise stated, are greatly appreciated
Thursday, November 7, 7pm
Nature Learning Center, Albany
Special thanks to our food sponsors: Flatbread Company of North Conway, Frontside Coffee Roasters & The Old Village Bakery
JACKSON NH – Denny Breau’s rhythmically flawless and dazzlingly clear style allows him to do amazing and stunning things with a six-string guitar. He first draws in an audience with a finely arranged melody and then slides effortlessly into scorching fingerwork that sets ears aflame. The lighting fast guitar lines that seem almost humanly impossible to accomplish are balanced with those that have a quiet intimacy and wrap tenderly around his carefully crafted songs. He mixes genres with ease — folk, Delta blues, country and jazz — “creating a totally accessible musical mélange that captivates as it entertains,” according to Lucky Clark writing for the Kennebec (Maine) Journal.
With Host Jonathan Sarty
Where: Wildcat Tavern in Jackson, NH @ 7:30pm
Details: $10 general admission – Call for ticket reservations. 603-383-5602.