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Arts Live!
2nd Saturdays at the club
To find out about additional arts events and activities in our north Seattle community sign up for our monthly email newsletter on our Welcome page.
Thank you.
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All Arts Live! 2nd Saturdays at the club concerts 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.
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January 9, 2010 • 7:00 pm
Arts Live! 2nd Saturdays at the club
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Ranger & The Re-Arrangers
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Ranger and the “Re-Arrangers” evoke the spirit of a Paris cafe or a Gypsy campsite with their unique twist on “gypsy jazz.” Intriguing melodies played vigorously on stringed-instruments give them an acoustic, driving sound; their hand drummer adds a world rhythm beat. The band features two outstanding jazz improvisers, Ranger on violin and Dave Stewart on mandolin. The band’s repertoire includes swing standards, traditional Gypsy melodies, the music of Django & Grappelli, Brazilian choros, and unique originals.
www.rangerswings.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
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February 13, 2010 • 7:00 pm
Arts Live! 2nd Saturdays at the club
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Back Burner
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Back Burner, a 6-piece acoustic string band, plays a toe tappin' mix of bluegrass, swing, jazz, country, and blues. Their music blends jazz vocals and bluegrass harmonies into “a bluegrass swing fusion that works!" Loren Postma from Everett is one of the northwest's premier dobro players. Snohomish resident Lou Allen plays guitar. Bothell's Brad Hull plays bass and fiddle. Dave Campbell and Tom Brisk are both from Woodinville. Dave plays banjo and bass, and Tom plays mandolin. The Back Burner boys all sing. Kirkland resident Karen Story specializes in singing swing and joins the boys on vocals. The band's material includes original songs plus old standards and new material from a variety of genres. The music appeals to all ages!
www.back-burner.net
General Admission: $12
$2 off for HLCC members, 12 & under half price
For Ticket Reservations call: 206-367-0475 or
email: hend@stolaf.edu
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March 13, 2010 • 7:00 pm
Arts Live! 2nd Saturdays at the club
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Dick Weissman
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Dick Weissman stands alone as a five-string banjo player who has blended the clawhammer, traditional, and Seeger-styles of playing with jazz and world music. He was a member of the legendary folk trio the Journeymen, with Scott McKenzie and John Phillips. He has played on hundreds of recording sessions, produced numerous albums, written two feature film scores, numerous recoded songs and instrumental pieces, and performed as a soloist and accompanist in many concerts.
www.dickweissman.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
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April 10, 2010 • 7:00 pm
Arts Live! 2nd Saturdays at the club
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The Wanderers
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Cabin Fever
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The Wanderers, Carl Allen and Bill Murlin, sing sweet folk songs of yesterday with great harmonies. They specialize in the Columbia River songs by Woody Guthrie, and their programs include Woody's quotes, known and unknown songs and stories about how the songs were written. Cabin Fever from Bellingham, WA, has a sound that easily fits into the mountains of the Appalachian homeland where its music was birthed. The duo, Dianne Bochsler and Tara Wolfe, blend a love for mountain music, musical chops to match their influences and a knack for weaving contemporary themes into the story lines. “An unexpected and delicious vocal blend, like hot sauce and ice cream, served with a side of rhythm guitar and claw-hammer banjo. Organic, soul-filled and feminine folk.”
www.thewanderersfolk.com
www.cabinfevernw.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
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May 8, 2010 • 7:00 pm
Arts Live! 2nd Saturdays at the club
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Lydia McCauley
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Lydia McCauley is a singer, pianist, and composer whose compositions are shaped by Contemporary, Folk, and Classical music. Her music is best described as beautiful and passionate, shaped by Celtic, Medieval, and Appalachian influences with an affinity for nature reflecting her own pilgrimages around the world. Her songs take her listener to an inward landscape, where the simple truths of her lyrics illumine the soul. “The originality of Lydia's songs, and her arrangements of traditional music embody a timeless quality which defies categorization.”
www.lydiamccauley.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
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