SATURDAY, March 24:
Molly Andrews
& Peggy Lynn
8:00 PM • $20

Molly Andrews is recognized as one of the finest interpreters of southern Appalachian music and varied genres, bringing directness and intensity to everything she sings. She employs particular intuition and versatility as traditional acapella and interpretive singer, multi-instrumentalist and songsmith.

Singer and songwriter Peggy Lynn brings an infectious enthusiasm to all her endeavors. With a sultry, yet powerful alto voice, Peggy gives a clear message of the passion underlying her songs. Her most powerful message, her passion, is for the contributions and burdens of women. Peggy ranges from folksy to blues with equal ease.

mollyandrews.com     www.quercusmusic.com (Peggy)

FRIDAY, April 13:
John
McCutcheon
8:00 PM • $23

John McCutcheon has emerged as one of our most respected and loved folksingers. As an instrumentalist, he is a master of a dozen different traditional instruments. His songwriting has been hailed by critics and singers around the globe. His thirty recordings have garnered every imaginable honor including seven Grammy nominations. But it is in live performance that John feels most at home. It is what has brought his music into the lives and homes of one of the broadest audiences any folk musician has ever enjoyed. People of every generation and background seem to feel at home in a concert hall when John McCutcheon takes the stage, with what critics describe as "little feats of magic," "breathtaking in their ease and grace...," and "like a conversation with an illuminating old friend."

www.folkmusic.com

SATURDAY, May 12:
Ellis
8:00 PM • $20

Maybe you caught Ellis at the 2011 Old Songs Festival. She made a lot of fans there, and left the festival toting a lot fewer CDs. An engaging and disarming performer, singer/songwriter Ellis leaves audiences better than she finds them, with softened edges & opened hearts. With songs that capture deep wisdom as well as a childlike playfulness and joy, Ellis’ music is being spread across the globe by fans who are so moved that they have to share it others. A native of Texas, Ellis moved to Minneapolis at the age of 16, where she quickly built a local following that blossomed into a nationwide presence, with extensive touring and seven albums released in the last sixteen years.

www.ellis-music.com

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To 37 South Main St., Voorheesville

From Route 20/Western Ave. take Route 155 south toward Voorheesville 3.2 miles; turn right at the 3rd stoplight on Route 306/Voorheesville Ave. Follow into village (about 1/2 mile); turn right on S. Main St. (look for Stewarts Shop at that corner). 37 S. Main is across from Stewarts. For evening events, parking is available behind Voorheesville Carpet Co. and Phillips Hardware, down the street on your right.

From Route 85/New Scotland Ave. follow southwest from Albany/Slingerlands to Route 85-A. Follow 85-A into Voorheesville 2.2 miles. Take right on Voorheesville Ave., and first left onto S. Main St. (look for Stewarts Shop at that corner). 37 S. Main is across from Stewarts. For evening events, parking is available behind Voorheesville Carpet Co. and Phillips Hardware, down the street on your right.

From Route 156/Altamont-Voorheesville Rd. follow Route 156 to Route 85-A in Voorheesville; left on 85-A. Go 0.2 miles and turn left on Voorheesville Ave., and then take first left onto S. Main St. (look for Stewarts Shop at that corner). 37 S. Main is across from Stewarts. For evening events, parking is available behind Voorheesville Carpet Co. and Phillips Hardware, down the street on your right.

Krumkill Rd. and Johnston Rd. (near Crossgates Mall) offer other possible approaches. Either will lead to Normans Kill Rd. which becomes Voorheesville Ave. See map.

To St. John's Lutheran Church, 142 Maple Ave., Altamont, NY

From the EAST, take Route 20 (Western Ave.) west from Albany.
2 miles past the intersection of Routes 20 and 155, turn left on Rt. 146
Proceed 6 miles into the village of Altamont.
Turn right on Maple Avenue (still Route 146).
St. John’s (white church) is about 1 block on the right.
Park in the lot behind the church or on the street

From the WEST on I-90 (NY Thruway): I-90 to Exit 25.
After toll booth, take the first exit (EXIT 9).
Stay to your right and take ROUTE 7 (CURRY RD.) to a traffic light at ROUTE 146. Turn LEFT on 146 and proceed 3.7 miles to Rt. 20.
Turn LEFT (east) on ROUTE 20, go 8/10ths mile.
Turn RIGHT on ROUTE 146 toward Altamont.
Go 6 miles and turn RIGHT on MAPLE AVE. (still Route 146).
St. John’s (white church) is about 1 block on the right.
Park in the lot behind the church or on the street.

From the WEST on Route 20:
Turn RIGHT onto DUNNSVILLE RD / NY-397. Follow NY-397 for 3 miles.
Take LEFT on MAPLE AVE.
St. John’s (white church) is about 2 blocks on the left.
Park in the lot behind the church or on the street.

From the SOUTH on NY Thruway:
Take NYS Thruway I-87 North (Later becomes I-90 West) to Exit 24, Albany.
Shortly after Toll Booth, take exit 1S toward US-20/Western Ave.
Turn right onto US-20 W/Western Ave proceed 4.3 miles
Turn LEFT on ROUTE 146 and proceed 6 miles to village of Altamont.
Turn right on Maple Avenue (still Route 146).
St. John’s (white church) is about 1 block on the right.
Park in the lot behind the church or on the street.