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Long Island AcoustiCalendar for January-Early February 2010

Michael Kornfeld — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 00:25:22 +0000

Detailed listings for more than 120 concerts, open mics, jam sessions, workshops, and other musical happenings slated to take place during January and early February in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk appear in this installment of AcousticMusicScene.com’s Long Island AcoustiCalendar. Editor's Note: Links to websites and online calendars covering other parts of the New York metropolitan area, the Northeast and beyond appear in the Regional Calendars section of AcousticMusicScene.com.

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for December 2009

Michael Kornfeld — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 20:43:00 +0000

Detailed listings for nearly 100 concerts, open mics, jam sessions and other musical happenings slated for December in Brooklyn, Nassau and Suffolk appear in this installment of AcousticMusicScene.com’s Long Island AcoustiCalendar. Editor's Note: Links to websites and online calendars covering other parts of the New York metropolitan area, the Northeast and beyond appear in the Regional Calendars section of AcousticMusicScene.com. [To view the Long Island AcoustiCalendar, click on the headline.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for November 2009

Michael Kornfeld — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 20:33:17 +0000

Detailed listings for nearly 100 concerts, festivals, open mics, jam sessions and musical workshops slated for November in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties appear in this installment of AcousticMusicScene.com’s Long Island AcoustiCalendar. Editor's Note: Links to websites and online calendars covering other parts of the New York metropolitan area, the Northeast and beyond appear in the Regional Calendars section of AcousticMusicScene.com. [To view the Long Island AcoustiCalendar, click on the headline.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for September – October 2009

Michael Kornfeld — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 19:36:23 +0000

Detailed listings for nearly 150 concerts, festivals, open mics, jam sessions and musical workshops slated to take place during September and October in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties appear in this installment of AcousticMusicScene.com’s Long Island AcoustiCalendar. Editor's Note: Links to Websites covering other parts of the New York metropolitan area, the Northeast, and beyond appear in the Regional Calendars section of AcousticMusicScene.com [To view the Long Island AcoustiCalendar, click on the headline.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for July-August 2009

Michael Kornfeld — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 14:26:35 +0000

Detailed listings for nearly 200 concerts, festivals, open mics, jam sessions and musical workshops slated to take place during July and August in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties appear in this installment of AcousticMusicScene.com’s Long Island AcoustiCalendar. AcousticMusicScene.com is pleased to be hosting unplugged showcases featuring artists from LI and the Hudson Valley area during the Huntington Folk Festival at Heckscher Park on Saturday afternoon, August 1, as well as late-night song swaps featuring artists from New York and beyond during the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, July 23-26, on Dodds Farm in Hillsdale, New York. [To view the entire calendar, click on the headline.] Editor's Note: Links to Websites covering other parts of the New York metropolitan area, the Northeast and beyond appear in the Regional Calendars section of AcousticMusicScene.com.

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for June 2009

Michael Kornfeld — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 15:54:28 +0000

Detailed listings for dozens of concerts, open mics, jam sessions and workshops slated for June in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk appear in this installment of AcousticMusicScene.com's Long Island AcoustiCalendar. [To view the Long Island AcoustiCalendar, click on the headline. Links to websites containing music calendars covering other parts of the New York metropolitan area, the Northeast and beyond appear in the new Regional Calendars section of AcousticMusicScene.com.)

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for May thru Mid-June 2009

Michael Kornfeld — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 22:13:23 +0000

Detailed listings for more than 125 concerts, open mics, jam sessions and workshops slated for May through the second week of June 2009 in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties appear in this installment of AcousticMusicScene.com’s Long Island AcoustiCalendar. [To view the AcoustiCalendar, click on the headline.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for April – Early May 2009

Michael Kornfeld — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 17:53:44 +0000

Detailed listings for more than 100 concerts, open mics and jam sessions slated for April through the first weekend of May 2009 in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties appear in this installment of AcousticMusicScene.com’s Long Island AcoustiCalendar. To view the calendar, click on the headline.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for March-Early April 2009

Michael Kornfeld — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 21:32:52 +0000

Detailed listings for more than 150 concerts, open mics and jam sessions slated for March through early April 2009 in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties appear in this installment of AcousticMusicScene.com’s Long Island AcoustiCalendar. [Click on the headline to see the AcoustiCalendar.]

Long Island (NY) AcoustiCalendar for February 2009

Michael Kornfeld — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 16:54:49 +0000

Detailed listings for nearly 100 concerts, open mics and jam sessions slated for February 2009 in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties appear in this installment of AcousticMusicScene.com’s Long Island AcoustiCalendar. [To see the listings, click on the headline.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for January and Early February 2009

Michael Kornfeld — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 16:33:28 +0000

Detailed listings for more than 100 concerts, open mics and jam sessions slated for January through the first week of February 2009 in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties appear in this installment of AcousticMusicScene.com’s Long Island AcoustiCalendar. [To see the listings, click on the headline.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for December 2008

Michael Kornfeld — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 23:30:05 +0000

Detailed listings for more than 80 concerts, open mics and jam sessions slated for December in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk appear in this installment of the Long Island AcoustiCalendar. In addition to a lot of homegrown talent, touring artists of note visiting Long Island during the last days of 2008 include Aztec Two-Step, Anthony da Costa and Abbie Gardner, Joe Jencks, Chris Smither, Amy Speace, Loudon Wainwright III, Sloan Wainwright and Peter Yarrow. [To see the Long Island AcoustiCalendar, click on the headline.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for October-Mid-November 2008

Michael Kornfeld — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 23:47:51 +0000

More than 125 concerts, open mics and jam sessions slated for October through mid-November 2008 appear in this installment of the Long Island AcoustiCalendar. In addition to a lot of talented homegrown talent, touring artists of note visiting Long Island include Freebo (Oct. 3), Eilen Jewel (Oct. 5), Iain Campbell Smith, Lucy Kaplansky, John Sebastian and David Grisman (Oct. 11), Magpie (Oct. 17), Lara Herscovitch (Oct. 18), Chad & Jeremy and Paul Geremia (Oct.24), Livingston Taylor (Oct. 25), Susan Werner (Nov. 1), Terence Martin (Nov. 2), Jud Caswell and Ken Whiteley (Nov. 7), Mary McCaslin and Mustardâ€™s Retreat (Nov. 9), and Shawn Colvin (Nov. 14). [To see the detailed calendar listings, click on the headline.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for September-Early October 2008

Michael Kornfeld — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 02:37:29 +0000

With the advent of fall, live music on Long Island moves back indoors and many of the region's monthly folk and acoustic music concert series start anew. The Folk Music Society of Huntington launches its 40th anniversary season. Acoustic Long Island in St. James debuts a new format. The Fifth Annual Port Jefferson American Music Festival features a number of acoustic artists. And in Brooklyn, the 11th Annual Park Slope Old-Time & Bluegrass Jamboree features a day and a half of workshops, jamming and concerts of traditional American music. More than 100 concerts, open mics and jam sessions slated for September through early October 2008 appear in this installment of the AcousticMusicScene.com's Long Island AcoustiCalendar. [To see the detailed calendar listings, click on the headline.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for July 10-August 30, 2008

Michael Kornfeld — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 21:29:37 +0000

Summer is in full swing on Long Island, with lots of outdoor concerts and festivals. Indoor concerts, open mic nights and jam sessions also abound. Warm weather and some hot acoustic music remain in the forecast. Click on the headline for a run-down of nearly 150 summertime acoustic music happenings from Brooklyn to the East End.

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for June Through Mid-July 2008

Michael Kornfeld — Fri, 30 May 2008 19:52:05 +0000

Warm weather and some hot acoustic music are in the forecast for Long Islanders this summer, including a number of outdoor concert series and festivals. More than 125 concerts, open mics and jam sessions set for June through mid-July appear in this installment of the Long Island AcoustiCalendar. [To see the listings, click on the headline.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for May-Early June 2008

Michael Kornfeld — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:28:06 +0000

A lot of good live acoustic music is on tap for Long Island listeners during May. Siobahn Quinn and Michael Bowers, a talented Virginia-based duo, play the Garden Stage in Garden City on May 2. The Folk Music Society of Huntington brings four truly gifted emerging artists (Joe Crookston, Anthony da Costa, Lindsay Mac and Randall Williams) to the Congregational Church in Centerport on May 3 as part of the Falcon Ridge Preview Tour (See the article about the tour that graces AcousticMusicScene.comâ€™s home page). Canadian singer-songwriter Garnet Rogers makes a return visit to the University CafÃ© in Stony Brook on May 4. Top-notch Philadelphia-based father and son acoustic blues and roots duo Beaucoup Blue perform in the Babylon Village Arts Councilâ€™s free concert series at Astoria Savings Bank in Babylon, May 8. Dar Williams, one of the most engaging and gifted performers on todayâ€™s acoustic music scene, makes a return visit to the Landmark on Main Street in Port Washington on May 9. Arlo Guthrie brings his Solo Acoustic Tour to Bay Shoreâ€™s Boulton Center on May 10, while Michael Johnathon, singer-songwriter and host of the syndicated â€œWoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hourâ€ performs nearby for The Eclectic CafÃ©. Weâ€™re About 9, a stellar trio from Maryland, brings its original contemporary acoustic songs and nice harmonies to the Our Times Coffeehouse in Garden City on May 16. Former Long Islander Arlon Bennett brings his â€œSummerâ€™s Voiceâ€ to the Folk Music Societyâ€™s Hard Luck CafÃ© series in Centerport on May 17, while folk-rock singer-songwriter Steve Forbert plays Bay Shoreâ€™s Boulton Center that evening. Later in the month, talented Toronto-based singer-songwriter David Celia performs for Acoustic Long Island in St. James on May 21 and The Song Box house concert series in Seaford on May 24. The Kennedys, Pat Wictor and LIâ€™s own Johnny Cuomo pay tribute to Bob Dylan on his 67th birthday at Stony Brookâ€™s University CafÃ© on May 24. Noted acoustic blues guitarists Stefan Grossman and Tokio Uchida ply their craft at the Good Coffeehouse Music Parlor in Brooklyn on May 30. Singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega is at the Inter-Media Art Center (IMAC) in Huntington on May 31. [For more information on these and many other live music choices on Long Island in May, as well as the first week in June, click on the headline.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for April Through Mid-May 2008

Michael Kornfeld — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 02:34:08 +0000

Spring has sprung. Crocuses are blooming. But itâ€™s not just the birds that are singing. Throughout Long Island â€“ from Brooklyn to the Hamptons and many places in between â€“a growing number of singer-songwriters, song stylists and other acoustic musicians are strutting their stuff in concerts, jams and open mics. In addition to a lot of homegrown talent, notable touring artists like Greg Brown, Tom Chapin, Jerry Douglas, Arlo Guthrie, Steve Gillette & Cindy Mangsen, Colin Hay, Garnet Rogers, The Roches, SONiA & Disappear Fear, Cheryl Wheeler, Dar Williams, and Jack Williams visit during April and May. So too do such emerging talents as Joe Crookston, Anthony da Costa, Lindsay Mac and Randall Williams (together as part of the Falcon Ridge Preview Tour in Centerport on May 3), as well as Marc Douglas Berardo, Lara Herscovitch and Karyn Oliver. [For information on more than 100 acoustic music events taking place on LI through mid-May, click on the headline.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for March 2008

Michael Kornfeld — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 00:27:03 +0000

You donâ€™t have to be Irish to enjoy Irish music. And there will certainly be a lot of opportunities to hear some â€œreelâ€ good tunes and ballads this month in the run-up to St. Patrickâ€™s Day. In addition to some fine music being performed by local artists, a number of talented touring artists visit our Isle this month. Of particular note are the performers on the bill for the Folk Music Society of Huntingtonâ€™s Phil Ochs Song Night that kicks off the month on March 1; Celtic fiddler Eileen Ivers at Bay Shoreâ€™s Boulton Center for the Performing Arts and Cathie Ryan, the former lead singer of Cherish the Ladies, at Port Washingtonâ€™s Landmark on Main Street, both on March 7; the blues & roots music pairing of former LIer Toby Walker and Pat Wictor at the Garden Stage in Garden City that same night (Walker also has two solo gigs on LI in March, while Wictor pays homage to Phil Ochs in Centerport); a free program of Andean music performed by Hinantillan at the West Hempstead Public Library on March 9 and a visit by young Canadian singer-songwriter Nathan Rogers (son of the late Stan) to Stony Brookâ€™s University CafÃ© the same day; an anticipated capacity crowd for a March 15 homecoming engagement by Port Washington native Richard Shindell at The Landmark on Main Street; the LI debut of Ellis, a sparkling and thoroughly engaging singer-songwriter from Minnesota, at Garden Cityâ€™s Our Times Coffeehouse on March 21; a not-to-be-missed duo performance by 17-year-old singer-songwriter & Falcon Ridge Folk Festival fave Anthony da Costa and Red Mollyâ€™s Abbie Gardner at Acoustic Long Island in St. James on March 26; an intimate house concert in Babylon featuring the talented Canadian husband & wife duo The Laws, with gifted guitarist and conservatory-trained singer-songwriter Randall Williams opening on March 28. For more information on these and other acoustic music happenings on Long Island in March, click on the headline. â€“ Michael Kornfeld

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for February 2008

Michael Kornfeld — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 16:53:02 +0000

"The nights were long and cold and scary; can we live through February?" That's a question posed by Dar Williams in her song "February" from her 1998 release, Mortal City. Indeed, we can. Although it may be bitter cold out at times, Long Islanders can find plenty of good, live acoustic music indors to help warm our hearts and souls. In addition to a number of talented local artists, you are bound to love the sound that the gifted and eclectic young Canadian duo known as Twilight Hotel (a highlight of both the 2007 Shelter Valley Folk Festival in Ontario and the AcousticMusicScene.com Showcase at NERFA in Monticello last fall) makes in Babylon on Valentine's Day, while talented New England-based singer- songwriters Greg Greenway and Danielle Miraglia visit our shores on Feb. 1 and 16, respectively. More than 50 concert , coffeehouse, open mic and jam session listings for the month follow, along with a few set for early March. [Click the headline to view the calendar, which is updated several times during the month.]

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for January 2008

Michael Kornfeld — Sun, 30 Dec 2007 18:20:36 +0000

The new year gets off to a good start on Long Island, musically speaking , with a number of talented local and touring artists slated to perform at venues in Nassau, Suffolk, Brooklyn and Queens. Visiting artists include Wisconsin-based singer-songwriter johnsmith (Jan. 4 in Garden City), Maine's Jud Caswell and Massachusetts' Chris O'Brien on an "emerging artists" double-bill (Jan. 5 in Centerport), husband & wife duo The Kennedys and singer-songwriter Ellis Paul (Jan 6 and 20, respectively, in Stony Brook) , eclectic indie singer-songwriter Ani DiFranco (Jan. 17 in Huntington), New England's well-traveled troubadour Bill Staines (Jan.18 in Garden City). The iconic Richie Havens and Jorma Kaukonen (Jan. 18 and 24, respectively, in Bay Shore), and rootsy female Americana trio Red Molly sharing a bill with gifted Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Pat Wictor (Jan. 26 in Port Washington). Also on tap are the first official LI appearance (outside of a restaurant or private party) by the harmonic trio Gathering Time (Jan. 12 , on a co-bill with NYC singer-songwriter Gretchen Witt, in Bay Shore) and a CD release concert for local singer-songwriter Denise Romas (Jan. 26 in Lindenhurst). [To see the entire calendar, featuring more than 50 gigs during January plus several during the first weekend in February, click on the headline].

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for December 2007

Michael Kornfeld — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 01:57:58 +0000

Caroling, Handel's "Messiah" sing-ins and stagings of "The Nutcracker" may dominate the musical landscape in December. However, local and touring artists also ensure us that there is some fine acoustic music in the offing. [To see the listings for December, as well as some listings for January 2008, click on the headline].

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for November 2007

Michael Kornfeld — Sat, 27 Oct 2007 16:03:25 +0000

With dozens of concerts, coffeehouses, jam sessions and open mics scheduled throughout Long Island this month, acoustic music fans have reason to give thanks. You can â€œelectâ€ to go out and hear some veteran local artists who have been plying their craft on LI for years and/or such touring artists as Paul Geremia, Patty Larkin, Tom Rush and Hans Theessink. [To see the calendar listings for November and select listings for the first half of December 2007, click on the headline].

Long Island (NY) AcoustiCalendar for September-October 2007

Michael Kornfeld — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 01:45:31 +0000

While the outdoor festival season on Long Island begins to draw to a close in September, there will be plenty of good live acoustic music to enjoy indoors this fall. A listing of more than 100 concerts, coffeehouses, jam sessions and open mics that are scheduled in September and October follows. A number of acoustic music happenings during the first half of November also are included. [To see the listings, click on the headline].

Long Island Summer AcoustiCalendar & Nearby Festivals

Michael Kornfeld — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 02:57:48 +0000

Summer is here, and with it comes an array of outdoor festivals and concerts, in addition to many indoor concerts, coffeehouses and open mic nights. Besides plenty of homegrown talent, a number of notable performers will be visiting the Island this summer. The folk-rockinâ€™ duo Aztec Two-Step and veteran acoustic blues guitarist John Hammond play Bay Shoreâ€™s Boulton Center, as do The Roches with their impressive song craft and delightful three-part harmonies. The rootsy Americana trio Red Molly makes a couple of LI appearances. Folk-rock singer-songwriter Steve Forbert headlines the 2nd Annual Huntington Folk Festival that also features the father & son acoustic blues & roots duo Beaucoup Blue and several song swaps. Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder headline the 5th annual Long Island Bluegrass Festival in Copiague, and talented Canadian fiddler April Verch plays the Long Island Fiddle Festival in Stony Brook. Living folk icons Richie Havens and Tom Rush play the new Great South Bay Music Festival in Patchogue, while Tom Paxton, a former Long Islander and one of Americaâ€™s finest folksingers and topical songwriters, returns to Albertsonâ€™s Clark Botanic Garden. The Friends of the Arts Long Island Summer Festival in Oyster Bay features such entertaining performers as Randy Newman, The Indigo Girls, Rosanne Cash & The Flatlanders. Acclaimed German fingerstyle guitarist Peter Finger plays a free lunchtime concert in Bay Shore, and rootsy alt-country singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams brings her â€œWestâ€ tour east to the Brookhaven Amphitheater. Within close proximity for many Long Islanders, New York Cityâ€™s River to River Festival, the Roots of American Music Festival outside Lincoln Center, the 2007 Pleasantville Music Festival in the Westchester County community of that name and a wonderful weekly series of free acoustic concerts at Ridgefield, Connecticutâ€™s Ballard Park also beckon. [To see the calendar listings, click on the headline].

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for June 2007 and LI, NY Metro Area Summer Festivals Preview

Michael Kornfeld — Thu, 31 May 2007 03:41:10 +0000

There's no shortage of good acoustic gigs scheduled on Long Island this June. In addition to some fine local performers, a number of touring artists will be visiting our shores. Scott Ainslie plays and sings the blues in Garden City (June 1). Bluegrass veterans and six-time IBMA winners Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver play Brooklyn (June 1). Pat Humphries and Sandy O, better known as Emma's Revolution, bring their songs of social conscience to Huntington (June 8). Ian Tamblyn, a mainstay on the Canadian folk scene for three decades, makes a rare U.S. appearance in Stony Brook (June 10). Living bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mountain Boys play Brooklyn (June 22). The Roches showcase their songcraft and delightful three-part harmonies in Bay Shore( June 23). Red Molly, the rootsy female Americana trio, makes two LI appearances this month in Great River and St. James (June 24 and 29, respectively). Aztec Two-Step, the harmonic duo of Rex Fowler and Neal Shulman, comes to Bay Shore, June 30. For information on these and other artists performing on Long Island in June, as well as a preview of summer festivals on and near LI, click the headline.

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for Spring 2007

Michael Kornfeld — Tue, 20 Mar 2007 21:22:19 +0000

With the advent of spring, a lot of good acoustic music is sprouting on Long Island -- with artists ranging from perennial favorites to blossoming newcomers. In addition to a number of talented local singer-songwriters and musicians, visiting acoustic artists performing on Long Island this spring include Scott Ainslie, Gordon Bok, Guy Clark, Slaid Cleaves, Judy Collins, Emmaâ€™s Revolution, Steve Forbert, Colin Hay, The Kennedys, King Wilkie, Patty Larkin, Christine Lavin, Terence Martin & Dan Bonis, Michelle Shocked, Livingston Taylor, Weâ€™re About 9, Dar Williams and Jesse Colin Young -- and, from Canada: Eve Goldberg, Gordon Lightfoot, Jory Nash, Ian Tamblyn and Lucie Blue Tremblay. [Click on the title in red to see the calendar listings].

Long Island AcoustiCalendar for March 2007

Michael Kornfeld — Thu, 01 Mar 2007 04:00:21 +0000

For a compendium of upcoming concerts and coffeehouses, click on the title in red. In addition to a number of talented local singer-songwriters and musicians, visiting acoustic artists performing on Long Island in March include Bob Franke, Susan McKeown, David Wilcox, Catie Curtis, Christine Lavin, The Roches, Terence Martin, Beaucoup Blue and Livingston Taylor. Gigs listed in boldface type are highlighted under AcoustiConcerts (LI, NY).

Long Island AcoustiConcerts of Note – March 2007

Michael Kornfeld — Sat, 24 Feb 2007 21:17:16 +0000

A number of talented acoustic performers will grace Long Island stages during March. Although more extensive listings appear in the AcoustiCalendar, here are a few highlights: Susan McKeown -Saturday, March 3 at 7:30 p.m. Congregational Church of Huntington, Centerport Catie Curtis â€“ Saturday, March 10 at 8 p.m. Landmark on Main Street, Port Washington The Roches â€“ Friday, March 16 at 8 p.m. (Cancelled) Boulton Center for the Performing Arts, Bay Shore Beaucoup Blue and Terence Martin - Sunday, March 18 at 2 p.m. University Cafe, Stony Brook Christine Lavin â€“ Friday, March 23 at 8 p.m. Our Times Coffeehouse at the Ethical Humanist Society, Garden City Livingston Taylor â€“ Saturday, March 31 at 8 p.m. Boulton Center for the Performing Arts, Bay Shore [To see this posting in its entirety, with opinionated one-paragraph descriptions of each of the artists, click on the title in red].

Long Island AcoustiConcerts of Note – February 2007

Michael Kornfeld — Mon, 05 Feb 2007 01:19:11 +0000

While a winter chill fills the air, there's no shortage of hot acoustic music acts on Long Island -- both visiting and home-grown -- to help warm your souls.

Although more listings appear in the AcoustiCalendar (LI, NY), here are a few highlights for February 2007:

Danielle Miraglia - Wednesday, February 21 at 8 p.m.
Acoustic Long Island series at Cool Beanz Coffee House, St. James

({For more information, click the title in red]