Gather friends and family and come to The Livery, tonight, March 17th, for a BYOB evening of Celtic music.

Who Is Jeremiah McLane?

Accordionist/pianist Jeremiah McLane has a diverse musical background including blues, jazz, Celtic, Québécois, French, Scandinavian and other roots influenced music. He currently teaches at the Upper Valley Music Center in Lebanon, NH. He is the founder and director of the Floating Bridge Music School, and since 1990 he has released over thirty-five recordings. In 2016, Montpelier Times-Argus music critic Art Edelstein named Jeremiah Vermont’s musician of the year, citing his contributions in teaching, recording and performing is his various configurations. Jeremiah tours regularly with Kalos and Triton as well as performing with his wife Annemieke McLane, in Cassotto Duo.

Who are Dan & Liz Faiella?

Liz and Dan Faiella bring to life the traditional music of their roots, with crisp vocals, mesmerizing fingerstyle guitar, lyrical fiddling, and exhilarating rhythmic drive. Their music calls to mind the convivial grange hall contradances of their youth in New Hampshire, while conveying a wistfulness for their ancestral Ireland.

Liz and Dan have taken the main stage at premier folk venues throughout New England, including Club Passim, the Acadia Trad Festival, Maine Celtic Celebration, Little Sea Folk Festival, the Seacoast Irish Festival, and the Boston Celtic Music Festival. They are sought-after teachers, sharing their craft with students at camps, festivals, and community music schools.

TJ Wheeler and Patrick "Hatrack" Gallagher are celebrating 50 years collaborating as a performing duo. Their eclectic blend of roots music draws from the traditions of deep southern/New Orlans jazz and blues. They have recorded 5 CDs and toured extensively throughout North America.

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Building Community through Oral History will immerse attendees in the joys and power of storytelling.

Esteemed oral historian Jo Radner will guide our participants as they spend the day converting their dreams for gathering and preserving stories into an actual plan of action. Representatives from libraries, historical societies and schools, as well as families longing to preserve personal histories, will learn a variety of skills including interviewing techniques, how to be a good listener and how to apply what they’ve learned.

The original features of our 100 year old livery stable will provide an inspirational environment as we explore how the sharing of experiences and memories brings us together and uncovers hidden commonalities.

Sunapee Heritage Alliance, a 501-c-3 nonprofit organization, is offering this workshop to fulfill our mission to build community and family bonds through oral history. Building Community through Oral History is made possible

through a grant from New Hampshire Humanities.

Our Sunapee Heritage Alliance board members have been working very hard to being even more music and art into our community.

We are pleased to announce that there will be more food and music events this winter/spring and that our summer music series, Friday Nights at The Livery will be back, as well as art classes and community events.

To find out what is happening and purchase tickets as soon as they become available, make sure you follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

Meanwhile, take a look at some of the performers and events that are coming....

May 27th -    Lara Herscovitch - a modern American troubadour

SYC Flow & Glow Yoga

Wednesdays - 5:30 pm

Saturdays - 8:00 am

1-hour drop-in sessions for $10

https://sunapeeyogacompany.com/ for more information

The Livery is always looking for volunteers: to act as docents and give tours of the historic building, help with set up, breakdown, and running of events and general maintenance of the building and grounds, to name a few examples. If you are interested in becoming part of The Livery family reach out to us. We'd love to hear from you.