You must register in advance to attend. Registration for North Merrick Residents begins Saturday, September 12 and on Saturday September 19 for all others. Phone: (516) 378-7474

PLEASE NOTE: Concerts will be held outdoors, as long as it is safe to do so. In the event that we are unable to hold an in-person concert, the concert will be streamed on our Facebook page. We are limited to 50 attendees. All concertgoers must bring their own seating and must adhere to social distance guidelines and wear masks while on Library premises.

Show time / program TBA.

www.cbsteaneck.org

Co-bill with Mara Levine.

Mt. Toby Concerts are presented by the Peace and Social Concerns Committee of the Mt. Toby Friends Meeting. We present monthly concerts, featuring singer-songwriters of music for social change, in service of the committee’s mission of working for social, economic and environmental justice.

Music for social change has the double advantage of addressing social justice issues on both the intellectual and emotional planes. It can stimulate, encourage, rally, console and educate, whether the topic of a song be about the past or present. Most encouraging are songs of hope for a peaceful future. We aim to do that through our music series.

Suggested donations range between $10 to $25. Please be generous in supporting our performers.

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Co-bill with Mara Levine.

Address given with reservation. madhumita1@aol.com

GT's 'Winterfolk,' presented by the East Meadow Public Library in the Art Gallery on the second floor of Samanea New York (the former Source Mall).

Everyone complains about the winter weather, so why not sing about it? A decided departure from the usual holiday fare served up by radio stations and retail stores (and therefore seasonally appropriate through January and February), Gathering Time's WinterFolk show features songs of and about the snowy season by such luminary songwriters as Paul Simon, Gordon Lightfoot, and Joni Mitchell as well as contemporary songwriters, plus traditional and original songs.

Reservations online at www.eastmeadow.info, or call the Public Relations office at 794-2570, ext. 560.