Hailing from New England, The Soggy Po’ Boys are dedicated to spreading the joy of New Orleans music. Formed in 2012, they’ve become known for their energetic performances that blend traditional New Orleans jazz with Caribbean tunes, Meters funk, soul, and brass band music. Each member is a stand-out in their own right, and together they bring a musical experience that can’t be beat. Give them a listen (BandCamp, Spotify or Apple Music) and we guarantee you will be snapping up tickets. Buy extras, these gentlemen sell out and you will want to share the evening with friends.
Concerts are upstairs at the AIA Welcome Center, formerly known as the Big Bear Lodge. The room is rustic, cozy and acoustically resonant. It features all table-seating with the audience limited to about 100 guests. Beverage service is available with donation requested. Food is available downstairs at Brookline’s Finest or bring in snacks from home or takeout. An elevator is available from the first floor AIA Gallery. Be sure to visit the Gallery to learn about the history of the AIA and Mount Pontanipo.
The Andres Institute of Art in Brookline, NH is a NH non-profit, featuring a 140-acre sculpture park with 140 acres and 104 sculptures made by artists representing over 50 countries over the past 27 years. Fundraisers such as the concert series help to keep the trails and art available to the public for free every day.