seared in an Asian sesame crust and served with
wakame and vegetable herb soba noodles
Thursday thru the weekend or until it runs out (call ahead to reserve)
A First Time Bluegrass Band
This weekend comes a band, new to the Rookery, whom we've been looking forward to all summer! I can't think of a much better way to spend a beautiful autumn afternoon than seeing an authentic bluegrass band on an outdoor stage. And this local area quartet...including a fiddler, banjo picker, guitarist, and Cable's own Bruce Qualey on bass...is the real deal! TrueGrass specializes in music of the masters, but also new original songs and tunes in the traditional bluegrass style.
Just a few days ago the weather forecast for Sunday wasn't looking so great. But it's a September music afternoon at the Rookery. So of course we knew things were bound to improve, this traditionally being one of our most glorious months for live outdoor music. Sure it's gonna cool down a bit from the atypical 80s we've experienced over the past several days. In other words, back to the comfortable mid-60s we normally expect to see this time of year.
So break out your fall flannels and head on over to the Rookery on Sunday to support a really great local band, in what they say will likely be their last outdoor show of the year.
You, on the other hand, still have two additional opportunities to hear some great live outdoor music at the Rookery this season. But why not make it a point to catch all of 'em? The gales of November will be here before you know it. There'll be plenty of time to hang out on the couch and watch football all day.
