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BEST OF NH AWARD
"Best Place to Hear New Folk Music" |
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BEST NEW VENUE
Christine Lavin's "Best of 2006" list  |
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"Wolfeboro is now
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WOLFEBORO FOLK IS BACK!!!
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And the music plays on! Long overdue, we're proud to announce the return of Wolfeboro Folk...and better than ever! Stepping outside of Wolfeboro, you'll find our concerts listed under Blackbird Productions We have proudly partnered with the Common Man Restaurant Family and begun lining up a stellar array of events at their phenomenal brand new theatre, The Flying Monkey, in Plymouth, NH. Bear with us as we update our website with all the new information. In the meantime, head directly to www.flyingmonkeynh.com to see concert listings and info. |
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 Up Next:Shawn Colvin Saturday, March 5, 2011 7:30 PM $40 Flying Monkey Theatre, Plymouth, NH www.flyingmonkeynh.com Yes, you read right. We're kicking things off on the right note. Shawn Colvin stands out among female singer-songwriters of today as a singular and enduring talent. Not to mention, ten albums, three Grammy Awards (including Record of the Year, Song of the Year). This South Dakota-born folk-rocker is known for her unmistakable vocals and matchless guitar stylings, and offers music that is honest and warm-hearted. Don't miss this intimate showcase of this incredible performer. |
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 Just like past Wolfeboro Folk shows, you'll find a full dinner menu (and bar service) available at concerts. This time, by the Common Man Restaurant - delicious!! Reserve early and get a table. |
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Carolina Chocolate Drops Wednesday, March 16, 2011 7:30 PM $25 Flying Monkey Theatre, Plymouth, NH www.flyingmonkeynh.com Remember these guys? They played for us at Tumbledown Farms and brought the house down. But, wait until you hear them NOW! With a 2010 Grammy Award Nomination, the Chocolate Drops are filled with energy and leading the revival of this venerable musical tradition. This group is the real deal belonging to an era when music was not somethign to be sold, but something for the soul. This group of African-American stringband musicians play the rich tradition of fiddle and banjo music from the foothills of North and South Carolina. |
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