Arts Events

Arts Live! 2nd Saturdays at the club
& Other Events In Our Neighborhood

Events sponsored by different organizations are color coded.
If event is not at HLCC, the location is indicated in the event description.

All Arts Live! 2nd Saturdays at the club concerts and Seattle Storytellers Guild events listed here take place at the Haller Lake Community Club located in north Seattle at 12579 Densmore Ave. N.

Ample parking is available in front,
with additional parking available behind the building easily accessed from the front parking lot or from Ashworth Ave. N.
Access to an elevator is available from the back parking lot for total accessibility.

Arts Live! 2nd Saturdays at the club

Pacific Northwest Folklore Society

Seattle Storytellers Guild

July 10, 2009 • 8-10 pm • FREE
Pacific NW Folklore Society Coffeehouse Concert

Dan Carollo

A Seattle finger-style guitarist (currently living in Ireland), Dan plays a blend of traditional Irish and American tunes, originals and hymns.
Free, donations welcome.
@ Wayward Coffeehouse, 8570 Greenwood Ave. N.
More info: Pacific Northwest Folklore Society

September 10, 2009 • 7:00 pm • FREE!
2nd Thursdays • Tales Told on a Thursday Evening

TBA

Info to come.

FREE! • More info: Seattle Storytellers Guild

September 12, 2009 • 7:00 pm
Arts Live! 2nd Saturdays at the club
4th Annual Celtic Music Night

Bowi Band & Sarah Comer

www.bowiband.com/
sarahcomer.com/default.aspx

General Admission: $12
$2 off for HLCC members, 12 & under half price
For Ticket Reservations call: 206-367-0475 or
email: hend@stolaf.edu

October 10, 2009 • 7:00 pm
Arts Live! 2nd Saturdays at the club

Tom Rawson & Friends

Benefit for Fellowship of Reconciliation
www.tomrawson.com/

General Admission: $12
$2 off for HLCC members, 12 & under half price
For Ticket Reservations call: 206-367-0475 or
email: hend@stolaf.edu

November 14, 2009 • 7:00 pm
Arts Live! 2nd Saturdays at the club

Dana & Susan Robinson

"Many songwriters have been heralded as modern day Woody Guthries or keepers of the American rural spirit, but that mantle might be better entrusted to musicians like Dana Robinson who embody both the heart and the soul of folk music." - Dirty Linen

Dana and Susan Robinson sing dust-on-the-boots vignettes of rural America. Dana delivers his lyrics with such poetic clarity as to take the audience along riding shotgun down the highway. Their stories reflect a deep affection for the landscape and a sense of place within it. Dana and Susan are consummate multi-instrumentalists (guitar, banjo, fiddle, mandolin) integrating styles from the Appalachian, Celtic, and African traditions to create a fresh and contemporary sound that is uniquely their own.

Born in Oregon in 1961, Dana was raised on a steady diet of the Beatles, Dylan, Clapton and Stones. At seventeen Dana took to hitchhiking between the western states, playing in cafés and restaurants, never staying in one place for very long. This restlessness culminated in the mid-80’s with a trip to Europe to ride the trains and busk on the streets. Upon returning to America, Dana settled in Vermont where he built a cabin in the woods, and discovered both the east coast singer-songwriter scene and Appalachian mountain music. In 1994 Dana recorded his debut CD Elemental Lullabye, made an appearance at Carnegie Hall, and launched into a national touring career.

Dana and Susan met in 2002 when Sue attended a concert that Dana was giving in California. An environmental grant writer at the time, Sue had no idea what she was in for when Dana persuaded her to join him as his traveling partner. A classically trained pianist and Scottish fiddle player, Susan changed musical courses completely, launching into the mountain claw-hammer banjo, rhythm guitar playing, and harmony singing that now defines their sound.

www.robinsongs.com/index.html

General Admission: $12
$2 off for HLCC members, 12 & under half price
For Ticket Reservations call: 206-367-0475 or
email: hend@stolaf.edu

December 12, 2009 • 7:00 pm
Arts Live! 2nd Saturdays at the club

"Holiday Extravaganza"
with
Pint & Dale and Opland & Freeman