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Seacoast Stompers Ride the Wave Back to Littleton
This week's music lineup at Act III features some great blues, jazz, and Dixieland.
Saturday, The Seacoast Stompers ride the wave back to Littleton to play at Act III. The fun starts at 2, so make sure you get your tickets early, as they are sure to sell out early with their fun Dixieland and jazz music. For tickets, check this link, or give Act III a call directly.(978.486.3600)
Can’t make it Saturday? No worries, there is lots of fun the rest of this week. Tonight, Wednesday Paul Broadnax and Peter Kontrimas play during dinner. Come cool off in air conditioned comfort and listen to the soothing tunes played by two masters. They play from 7:30 – 9:30, which is perfect for your dining pleasure – even better, no cover charge!
Thursday evening, 6 – 8 pm, pianist Ted Knowlton plays . Come enjoy his seasoned interpretations of jazz favorites. As always, Ted plays for your pleasure – there is no cover charge, though tips are welcome. Later in the evening, Samba de Tres takes over. Alexei Tsiganov and his friends will help you finish off the week in style. Come join us to enjoy wonderful soothing jazz – original compositions and arrangements of Brazilian, Latin, and jazz standards. Tickets can be purchased here.
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Friday evening, 9 -11 pm, the Kaoruko Jazz Group starts the weekend. Tickets are available by clicking here. Of course, if you would rather listen to music and converse with friends, the lounge is always available for your listening pleasure – and there is no cover charge!
Saturday, the Seacoast Stompers in the afternoon, followed by the Joan Cleary Quartet with “Songs for Sinners.”If you have not had the pleasure to hear Joan sing, you really should make the effort to come out. Have a listen here as she sings the blues; it sure sounds good to be a sinner. Tickets are available here. Littleton resident, Molly Flannery, will be at the keys.
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Sunday, the jazz jam will take place. Minimum cover charge. Bring your instrument and come join the fun 4 – 8 pm. It might be another opportunity to hear Joan…! You will have to stop by to find out!
Act III shares its space with Gallery 529. Currently, Gallery 529 has the exhibit of the Nashoba Valley Artists. The show features the artwork of six friends -Barbara Badstubner, Nancy Dey, Valerie Baier, Ellen Todd, and Peg McWade. the work includes scenic ;andscapes of New England, inlcuding a wonderful rendering of Katahdin. In addition to the exhibit, Gallery 529 also has the artwork of more than 30 regional and local artists. Art work includes a wide selection of paintings, pottery, fibre art, glass, and a wide selection of handcrafted jewelry - unique and made for the individual. As always, Gallery 529 is free and open to the public to wander our rambling farmhouse and enjoy the wide variety of art. Sister businesses, Gallery 529 and Act III, continue the tradition of celebrating all the arts under one roof - culinary, music, visual, and even literary! It is worth the trip!