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"Do you know why I similar playing Jazz? Considering it will take me as far as my mind will let it." Rio Clemente
Yes, Rio, the expansion of i'south mind and experiences can come in many forms, be it music, theater, visual arts, history or any other perceived Zen which allows an individual to broaden their horizons. It is not often enough when all of these things come together but beginning May 12 those willing to venture near Warren Canton, NJ will have the opportunity to attend the first "Celebrate the Arts" festival benefitting The Rutherfurd Hall Foundation.
Recently, Sarah Brelvi, one of the festival organizers and several of the scheduled performers discussed the foundation, the building'south history, the importance of the arts and culture and their involvement in the first of what is going to get an annual event.
"We completed all this basically in the concluding six months," said an excited Brelvi. "This will be the first year for the Rutherfurd Hall Foundation Arts Festival and it's a brand-new festival coming into the northwestern New Jersey area. This was the idea of and birthed actually by Deidre Bryant Worth who is a trustee of the Rutherfurd Hall Foundation. So, every bit we were coming out of COVID and looking for ways on how nosotros could engage the customs in the foundation, we decided that the all-time fashion would be to have an arts festival and the purpose of the festival is threefold; we want to appoint the community, we're looking to constantly, continually draw attention to Rutherfurd Hall; which is located in Allamuchy, New Jersey in Warren County. Rutherfurd Hall was originally a family home owned by the Rutherfurds who would come from New York City to savour the country and all of the different sportsman activities that would be able to accept place; If you go dorsum to the Golden Age, this would be like a cottage. So, it'southward a 104-year-quondam mansion, a Tudor Style country type dwelling and information technology's at present been for the last ten years a cultural arts center and museum and when I say a cultural center, it'south an arts centre but it'south non necessarily simply art. Nosotros're bringing art to it this twelvemonth just It's really a cultural eye where many types of programs and events take identify throughout the twelvemonth. The purpose of the Hall Foundation is to characteristic the mansion and the holding and to showcase all of the arts and right now we're raising funds for various capital improvements. Nosotros're raising funds to air condition the showtime floor of the mansion; equally you tin imagine, it was not air conditioned 104 years ago
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People can be passionate most many things merely those who immerse themselves in the arts; well, to some information technology is a labor of love and Sarah, equally well as her family fall into that category.
"I've been a trustee for the past eight years and I've always served in a leadership position and this year I have the laurels of serving as the President of the Foundation. I've lived in Allamuchy with my family for the by 33 years and Rutherfurd Hall mansion has always been nowadays. When the time came, the Rutherford's bequeathed the mansion to the Sisters of Charity and nuns lived in Rutherford Hall; information technology was then called Villa Madonna and nosotros would have the opportunity to visit with the nuns, see the mansion and engage in some of the programs they had but when they moved from the Hall it was acquired by the Allamuchy Board of Education and it's now open to the public; a gem, we call Rutherfurd Hall a gem, a subconscious gem. I've always been involved in civilisation and arts and many types of performing arts, our children really are thespians and grew up in the performing arts. So, it's important to myself and my hubby, Doctor Brelvi, that we perpetuate arts in our customs. We perpetuate culture and we're doing and then through the physical building of the mansion, the property and the land; in that location's a whole park, Allamuchy State Park that surrounds the mansion; so why not get involved? Why not take my skills; I'chiliad a retired professional person fundraiser, and why not accept my skills and my love of the Community and arts and bring information technology to Rutherfurd Hall?"
Many times, particularly where the authorities is involved, at that place are delays and rules to follow and when putting on an event such as this and organizers tin can sometimes meet unwanted "Roadblocks" requiring some tenacious efforts in order to go things moving. Sarah says, there were some detours but overall they have overcome any obstacles.
"That'south Information technology, it has taken a lot of tenacity and honestly, there have been roadblocks that we've had and nosotros've been able to successfully maneuver effectually some of them and through some of them. Cypher major, only there are e'er these subconscious roadblocks and I believe what you're saying is it's the agreement or the lack of understanding; I don't hateful information technology to be negative or judgmental that people practise non have a love for sharing the arts from their heart. Sincerely, it's a love of fine art and culture and when y'all have that and that is intertwined within your personality, you can't close it off."
"We are looking to showcase and highlight local artists and these are all local artists from New Jersey, or a really shut proximity of Pennsylvania and the festival runs from May 12th when we kicking information technology off with an arts festival gala; I was working with our team yesterday and nosotros're nigh ready to shut off ticket sales to the gala because nosotros're well-nigh at our meridian which is first-class news and nosotros've had some wonderful and very engaging supportive sponsors and what's important is that these are new sponsors to Rutherfurd Hall. We have the John Johnson Auto Grouping, which is John Johnson who grew up in Allamuchy, went to preschool with the nuns at Rutherfurd Hall, attended Sunday services in the chapel as he grew upward every bit many families did in Allamuchy and is a very successful business person and his intent is to support his local community. John Johnson has been our greatest. Supporter in and so many ways philanthropically and through his business to the community and nosotros take gained other sponsors which you know you have to cultivate new relationships consistently and continually and the arts festival has opened that door for us. And so, we're actually very grateful to have those relationships come to Rutherfurd Hall."
When putting an event similar this together there are choices to be made for the entertainment and in this instance the foundation has chosen local creatives to set the tone for the opening weekend.
"Well, actually, Peter Maier was a gift that landed correct in our lap," explained Sarah. "The owner of our local radio station. WRNJ is friends with many people in the community; his name is Norm Worth and he was actually having tiffin with an Allamuchy resident and farmer, Ray Bohacz and Ray is a personal friend and had worked with Peter Maier at i time when Peter was in the motorcar industry. Then, when Norm started to tell Ray about this, he said, "Oh, let me run into if Peter would be interested in showcasing his artwork and so a group of u.s. went out to Bethlehem to where he lives in Pennsylvania and to his studio. That was absolutely amazing to be with the creative person; his paints, his brushes, his pieces, his work clothes and just engage in it and soak upwards what it is to exist an creative person. We're very honored to accept his work, which volition be displayed and all of the artwork will be displayed throughout the whole festival which runs from May twelfth to the 22nd but on May 14th we have an open firm where there's no charge to come into Rutherfurd Hall and view all the artwork. All of the artwork is bachelor for sale and a percentage volition come to the foundation."
"We do want to exist certain that we're ensuring to the public that we're making this accessible and affordable to everyone. The fee to attend each 1 of the performances is $25 for adults and $20 for seniors and children and those are performances by the New Bailiwick of jersey Tap Ensemble, Allison Bolshoi; who has performed at Carnegie Hall as an opera singer and Rio Clemente who has performed at Rutherfurd Hall many times. We besides take a historian, Joan Salvas and she's Rutherfurd Hall's resident historian and she'll be lecturing on the history of Rutherfurd Hall. Oh! We encourage ballroom dancing; we're going to have demonstrations with participation and prior to that an open house vino bar. People can come in that evening and hear Bach, Beethoven and Mozart music performed on an 18th Century Fortepiano; are you lot familiar with the Fortepiano? Information technology is one of the original pianos from the 18th Century and it resonates; the tones can be very loud. When I say loud, I hateful very enriched tones that will emulate from the piano. And so nosotros conclude with something that's also brand new to the Northwestern New Bailiwick of jersey expanse; it'southward a film festival. We accept short films that accept been approved to be shown and these are all past New Jersey filmmakers, the films are about New Bailiwick of jersey or by New Jersey film makers.
Another one of the performers is the aforementioned Alison Bolshoi, a local Contralto who has graced some of our nations finest stages and across and for Alison, it is her kickoff experience at this venue
"They invited me to come in with other opera singers and put on a classical concert and I was very happy to say yes," said Bolshoi with a slight express mirth. I'thousand not familiar with them, and bluntly I've been looking for a venue just similar this and it was really a meeting of the minds; I've been trying to offset a classical opera series out hither and information technology's very hard to become something like that going and having a venue that suits the music is something you really want and this is gorgeous and I didn't even know it was there. I must have driven by it 100 times in the four years that we've lived out here, information technology looked to me merely like a schoolhouse and instead it'due south this gorgeous mansion on the water and it has a lovely theater that seats 100 people, which is a really dainty number for getting something going; it has a grand piano and information technology'due south but very elegant and perfect for a classical background."
Bolshoi is no stranger to performing and equally she tells information technology; her beloved of the stage began at a very early age.
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"Well, I've always been performing, I was one of those children that spoke very, very early as a baby; I was tap dancing and singing at 18 months erstwhile in a theater troupe with my parents. I've just e'er been on the stage and everyone thought I was going to do musical theater until college when a professor heard me singing in the hallway of i of my universities I attended and said; "What are you doing singing musical theatre? You lot're an opera vocaliser!" So, I started studying with him then correct out of higher was hired at Bianchi and Margherita's nightclub in The Hamlet in New York. I sang there for years and and then Senator Paul Simon from Illinois heard me singing there i night and said, "What are you lot doing singing in a nightclub?" He sent me to the Chicago Lyric for an audience; I auditioned and didn't get the job, only that's OK, because I realized that I should be taking myself more than seriously. I've had a really great career and if anything, information technology has gotten stronger in the last few years except for COVID, of grade. I just sang at Carnegie Hall several weeks ago, I sang at Carnegie in 2018. In 2019 and I'll be at Dallas Opera in the fall making my debut in that location and everything is but sort of rolling downhill with my career. I'grand sort of crazy that in add-on to my own performance career, I have a full-time teaching business organisation also as wanting to bring classical music out to the country. So, you know, my family is always similar; "Really, you're going have on something else?" I really enjoy it and at that place'southward a need for classical music out here. There are a lot of people out hither who follow classical music and who don't necessarily desire to bulldoze into the city every fourth dimension they want to hear something. And so; if nosotros take a serial out hither, it'southward going to be well-nigh welcome, I tin see that already. When you think of classical or opera y'all call back of grand stages and the costumes and everything like that and nonetheless we tin can besides practise opera in concert grade where you're performing duets or trios or Arias and if the people are familiar with the music, or even if they're not, yous're still listening to cute melodies and if the performer is proficient, they are delivering the meaning of the Aria without having to have the whole backdrop of the sets, the costumes and the full story."
When most think of opera singers, the impression is that they are fluent in a foreign language, given that the selections they perform are always in a foreign linguistic communication just not so says Alison.
"Opera singers often exercise non speak the languages that they sing in; I sing in, I call back it's eight languages at this point. My job is to sing in another linguistic communication and then that a native speaker of that country believes that I'chiliad from that country. Nearly opera singers do accept that gift; we are chameleons with linguistic communication and nosotros can just every bit hands sing in Czech or German or French or Italian. I sing in those languages, plus Greek, Ancient Greek, Spanish; there are no operas in Spanish, only in that location is classical art songs and I besides sing in Korean; we strive to exist as believable in each language as possible. I practice speak some German language, nada crazy only I tin can get by and I can pretty much get by in Italy and France as well simply information technology's not my native tongue and I didn't learn information technology from the perspective of speaking information technology. I learned it from the perspective that I volition interpret every word of this Aria and I volition know idiomatically what I'chiliad stressing, what are my most important words for carrying the feeling that this character is expressing."
And then, when she takes the stage at 8 p.m. on Sabbatum May xiv; will she be performing 1 of her favorite Arias?
" I dearest to sing the graphic symbol Fricka in Wagner'due south "Ring Bicycle." Fricka is the goddess of union and she is married to Wotan and she is berating him for having slept around with the Earth goddess Erda and creating Bruunhilde, then she is berating him for not being faithful (laughs); information technology'southward German language at xc miles an hr and information technology's something I'yard but specially good at and Wagner is my favorite composer. I actually but yesterday decided to put Fricka on the programme for Rutherfurd Hall. It is a very unusual thing to hear Wagner at an oratorio concert but I remember it'south also important to introduce it as just like any other Aria and given some fourth dimension people volition get, oh my God; what was that? That was so unusual. Then they get interested in looking information technology up; what is Wagner and what does he write similar? Volition I like whatsoever of these operas if I went to see one in its entirety? Then that's the idea, to just go along opening people's consciousness to other composers and to more classical music."
We've already read a scrap about renowned artist Peter Maier; he elaborated on how he came to be role of this upshot and his fine art.
"The Hot Rod farmer, Ray Bohacz; he has a place over well-nigh there, I think it's in Hackettstown, information technology's a 100-acre farm and he writes for the Subcontract Bureau and he's got a podcast that goes to 80 countries. And then, Ray is pretty well known in the subcontract industry and he met me through another New Jersey boyfriend, Rob Ida the famous custom auto architect and because I was a senior designer for Cadillac, Pontiac and Chevrolet Motor sectionalisation he came over here to practise a podcast on what Rob and I are doing machine wise and we but striking it off and he told Diedre Bryant Worth nigh my stuff and two days subsequently they were over here. They took a long shot and said; "Hey, we can't afford your work simply we know who you are, you've got an international reputation; tin can nosotros come over?" I said, certain; I'm a Vietnam veteran and I've helped a lot of organizations."
"My paintings are scanned, not photographed, so there's no pixelation and they take a special process that they've made where they can impress my paintings on metal or on the back of plexi," he continued. "I can exercise a life-sized machine painting which is 5 or six by 17 or 18 anxiety and scan it and it won't pixelate or I can get in 10 inches. So, just pick a size and this allows people who can't afford an original to buy that; I idea information technology would be a good idea for them and they did practice so too so, that's how I got involved."
Maier'southward work isn't limited to cars, he has a deep history with and has also done endless portraits of music icons
"Well, it'south a deep history with Mort Cooperman, Mort Cooperman is former possessor of the famous Lone Star Cafe in Greenwich Hamlet. Nosotros were introduced by a museum director oh, xx years ago and Mort and I, if we don't talk every twenty-four hour period, we talk every other twenty-four hour period; for the last twenty years and he fell in dearest with my piece of work and he's promoting information technology like crazy. Before he opened the Solitary Star, he was a top advertising executive on Madison Avenue; he was ane of the guys who came up with the phrase "Yous don't have to be Jewish to beloved Levy's" and that's Mort; he's a real character. He knows everybody from Willie Nelson to Johnny Cash; everybody who was everyone in state music played at the Alone Star, plus people similar Liberace and non-country singers like James Brown. He introduced me to many and one I kind of didn't know, a grouping called The Ring. I wasn't familiar because when I was in Vietnam, they didn't play a lot of that stuff for u.s.a. but when I got habitation my wife Jan; nosotros got married in 1969. Jan would say, "I want to buy some albums." So, I used to go on a Saturday or Lord's day to Hudson'southward Department Store and maybe purchase 10 albums; they were like three bucks back then for 33 records. I'd come up habitation and she'd e'er say, "I want The Band. Well, I finally found it and I liked their music and one 24-hour interval Mort calls me up and says, "Listen, I've got an idea for a TV plan and I've got some celebrities in mind. You're gonna be the car guy, and they're gonna ask you lot why you thought such and such was done on a particular car and you're going to requite your answers whether they're right or wrong and it'll create a buzz." And then, he picked two celebrities and the commencement one didn't want to exercise it and the second one was Levon Helm of The Band. So, nosotros met Levon upwardly in Woodstock at his place and we talked it over and it was a go simply it never really made information technology to Telly. Everybody liked it only you know these Telly executives, they've got their own ideas. We didn't like their ideas so we said, eh, let's tin it and so believe it or non, a year subsequently, Levon passed away. And so, that's how I met these guys and did a whole bunch of celebrity portraits. Nosotros had a large museum show in Ohio and another ane called "Legends." I did Jagger, I did Keith Richards and a big painting of Keith chosen, "Under My Thumb" and you'll come across why; it will exist in in the Rutherford show. I did Janis and Hendrix, I did Willie and Springsteen and I'll probably do a bunch more as the fourth dimension goes on and then I will put them upwards on the marketplace."
Maier's art is unusual in that he doesn't piece of work with standard paints or surfaces.
"I'm the only one in the world who uses experimental automotive paint given to me originally by DuPont which is now Axalta Coatings; they purchased DuPont'due south entire pigment division. I paint on aluminum, and so whether I do a automobile or a person or an animal or an inanimate object I work with automotive paint strictly that are waterborne experimental and they've given me about $350,000 worth of pigment; I can open up five torso shops. I just use viii colors and I mix them in very thin layers, no colors are pre-mixed. And so, let's say I want green, I'll put yellow downwardly in a thin layer, so I'll put a thin layer of blueish over it and boom, y'all've got green. So, this builds up; I can go 75 to 100 layers and they won't dirty out. When the painting is complete, nosotros put three coats of automotive premier clear on it, we moisture sand that and then nosotros put one more than flow coat on it and it produces a 3D effect. They're so deep y'all can't believe the paintings; they do not wait like paintings. You've got to see them in person because they're and then big."
Big? Peter says that he can create in "Any size;" so, what will he exist exhibiting at the festival?
"We have "Pisces," which is a double fish, a beautiful Angelfish shot from underwater in water; information technology'due south kind of interesting, one'south going in one management and one'south going the other direction. I call it "Pisces" and information technology has beautiful colors, very rich colors. Diedre has that on their site and they've sent postcards all over the identify and they're affordable. The biggest one is like all 70 by lx wide, information technology'south a pretty big impress and they're most 12 grand but when you see it, y'all'll understand why. Keith Richards is some other one, information technology'due south called, "Under my Thumb" and you'll see why."
To find more about The Rutherfurd Hall Foundation'due south Celebrate the Arts Festival, please visit https://rutherfurdhall.org/about/rutherfurd-hall-foundation/ . To find out more near Alison Bolshoi, go to https://alisonbolshoi.com/ and for Peter Maier, please see https://www.petermaierart.com/about.
That'southward it for this week! Delight keep to support live and original music and until next week....Rock ON!
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Monday. five p.g. Rob Silvers
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Aristaeus Brewing
2475C Large Oak Road Langhorne, PA
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Arm & Hammer Park
1 Thunder Route Trenton
(609) 394-3300
Thurs. 6 p.m. "Field of Dreams" (Dancers / Alive Band)
Artworks Trenton
19 Everett Alley Trenton
(609) 394-9436
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Bill's Olde Tavern
2694 Nottingham Way Hamilton
(609) 586-0192
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911 Highway 33 Hamilton
(609) 245-8887
Thurs. 4 p.k. Hamilton Area YMCA Invitee Bartender Outcome west/ Hal & Chris English language, Rich & Suzanne Fornaro, Jeff Hurley, Christina Spinell
Blue Bottle Cafe
101 East Broad Street Hopewell
(609) 333-1710
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ix Due east Broad Street Hopewell
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Bowman's Tavern
1600 River Road New Promise, PA
(215) 862-2972
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Fri. (5:30 p.thou.) Bennett Lee (8 p.one thousand.) Bob Egan
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Lord's day. (12 p.thou.) Larry Tamanini (half dozen p.m.) Lorenzo
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Bristol Riverside Theater
2501 Bath Road Bristol, PA
(215) 785-0100
Sat. 2 p.m. Complimentary Bound Concerts in the Park feat. Tri-County Band
Broken Goblet Brewing
2500 State Road Bensalem, PA
(267) 812-5653
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5 Pioneer Boulevard West Hampton
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Candlelight Lounge
24 Passaic Street Trenton
(609) 695-9612
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Chesterfield Porch Fest
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Clubhouse at Mount View (The Patio)
850 Bear Tavern Route Ewing
(609) 538-0808
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125 South Main Street Hightstown
(609) 241-7103
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Color Me Mine (Princeton Shopping Centre)
301 Harrison Street Princeton
(609) 581-9500
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Cooper's Riverview
fifty Riverview Plaza Trenton
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Foam Ridge Winery
145 Route 539 Cream Ridge
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Cross Pollination Gallery
2 Due north Union Street Lambertville
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Curran's Irish gaelic Inn
1909 Bristol Pike Bensalem, PA
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215 West Philadelphia Avenue Morrisville, PA
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Dadz Bar and Grill
744 Chief Street Lumberton
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Decades
2465 South Broad Street Hamilton
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Dempster's Pub
437 Pino Street Mountain Holly
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2813 Hulmeville Road, Bensalem, PA
(215) 639-1220
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167 Us-Route 130 N Bordentown
(609) 899-7447
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6700 Factory Creek Road Levittown, PA
(215) 943-4781
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240 N Sycamore Street Newtown Township, PA
(215) 504-7277
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Hamilton Elks
1580 Kuser Road Hamilton
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557 US Route 130 North Hamilton
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105 S. Chief Street New Hope, PA.
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Hopewell Theater
5 South Greenwood Artery Hopewell
(609) 466-1964
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Hopewell United Methodist Church
20 Blackwell Artery Hopewell
(609) 466-0471
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(267) 914-4517
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273 West Route 130 South Burlington
(609) 239-1000
Fri. / Sat. 6:30 p.m. Live Music (TBA)
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Sat. 6:xxx p.m. Bob O & Beth
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61 High Street Mt. Holly
(732) 306-9111
Fri. 6:30 p.g. Wayne Palmer & Friends
Ivy Tavern
3108 S. Broad Street, Hamilton
(609) 888-1435
Thurs. 9 p.yard. Open Mic
Sat. 9:thirty p.m. Aviary Choir
Sun. half dozen p.m. Karaoke Latinos
All shows 21+
John & Peter's
96 S. Primary Street New Hope, Pa
(215) 862-5981
Mon. 9 p.m. Open Mic (Sign-ups showtime at viii:30 p.m.)
Wed. 9 p.g. The Invitational
All shows 21+
Killarney's Publick House
1644 Whitehorse-Mercerville Route Hamilton
(609) 586-1166
Thurs. half-dozen p.chiliad. "Sip & Prune" $65 (Includes pocket-sized bites and one glass of wine)
Fri. (half-dozen p.m.) Keith and Joey (9 p.grand.) DJ Jimmy Thousand
Sat. ix p.yard. DJ Jimmy G
Sun. 10 a.m. Sunday Brunch
Laurita Winery
85 Archertown Road New Egypt
(609) 752-0200
Fri. vii:30 p.m. "Kricket Comedy Dark" Hosted by Eddie Gallagher, feat. Donna Otenna, Bonnie McFarlane. $25 (Online only), doors open at 7 p.chiliad.
Locust Hall at Johnson'south Farm
2691 Monmouth Road Jobstown
(609) 723-2630
Fri. five p.yard. "Springfield's Backyard Nighttime" Benefitting Springfield Township Home and School Association feat. Poor Pluto, games and more
Sun. 4 p.thousand. "King Saison" Farm to Tabular array Dinner
Logan Inn
10 Westward Ferry Street New Promise, PA
(215) 862-2300
Thurs. 6 p.m. Ryan Shubert
Friday. eight:thirty p.yard. Ian Lander
Sabbatum. viii:30 p.m. Oliver Dangum
Sun. 11:xxx a.m. Dominicus Brunch feat. Bill Tally
Magikava
87a South Main Street New Hope, PA
(215) 862-2739
Wednesday. 7 p.1000. Open up Mic
McGuinn'southward Identify
1781 Brunswick Avenue Lawrence
(609) 392-0599
Tues. 9 p.grand. Karaoke
Ages 21+
McStews Irish Sports Pub
5316 New Falls Route Levittown, PA
(215) 949-9570
Sat. 8 p.grand. "Far Beyond Giving: A tribute to Veterans" feat. We…Our war, Unscarred, New Horizon, Orion, OMAB. $ten
Tues. 7:30 p.thou. Trivia Night
Midweek. 9 p.1000. Karaoke westward/ Paula and Sam
Mercer Oaks Golf Course
725 Village Road Westward Westward Windsor NJ
(609) 936-1383
Fri. 6 p.k. HHSW Form of '76 45th Reunion. Music past DJ Chris Barlow. $65 (Includes dinner and cocktail hr open bar)
Millhill Basement
300 S. Wide Street Trenton
(609) 989-1600
Fri. 10 p.1000. Useless, Gristmill, Shutup! Doors open up at 9 p.grand.
Music Mountain Theater
1483 Road 179 Lambertville
(609)397-3337
Fri. viii p.m. "The Producers" $25
Sat. eight p.grand. "The Producers" $25
Sun. 3 p.m. "The Producers" $25
All Shows Crave Masks for the Unvaccinated
Naked Brewing Visitor
212 Mill Street Bristol, PA
(267) 544-7129
Sabbatum. 11 a.m. Weekend "Acoustic" Brunch (12 p.1000.) Music by Fly On The Wall
Sun. 11 a.chiliad. Weekend Brunch
Tues. 7 p.one thousand. Trivia
New Hope Winery (The Pour House)
6123 Lower York Route New Hope, PA
(215) 794-2331
Sat. (5 p.m.) Jerry Monk (8 p.m.) "Eagles Tribute w/ "Eaglemania"
Newtown Brewing Company
103 Penns Trail Newtown, PA
(215) 944-8609
Thurs. 7:30 p.m. Trivia Night
Fri. 6 p.m. Mike Mele
Nick's Roast Beef
4501 Woodhaven Road West Philadelphia, PA
(215) 637-5151
Thurs. 7 p.m. Trivia
Fri. 9 p.m. Shot of Southern
Sunday. four p.m. Nothing two Evidence
Nottingham Tavern
9 Mercer Street Hamilton Square
(609) 587-6623
Thurs 9:30 pm. Karaoke w/ Super Dave Curtis
Sabbatum. 9:30 p.m. Kindred Spirit
Sometime Town Pub
135 Farnsworth Avenue Bordentown
(609) 291-9232
Thurs. 7 p.m. Quizzoholics Trivia 8 p.m. Cinco De Mayo w/ DJ Dan
Fri. viii p.m. Monk & Monk
Sat. 8 p.m. The Williamsboy Duo
Palmer Square
forty Nassau Street Princeton
Saturday.12 p.1000.Underwater Airlines (6 p.grand.) Some Associates Required
Sun. 2 p.thousand. Jewish American Festival
Patriots Crossing
1339 River Road Titusville
(609) 737-2780
Sat. 8 p.1000. Spanky's Garage
Pete'south Steak House
523 Whitehorse Avenue Hamilton
(609) 585-8008
Fri. 9:xxx p.m. AudioPilot
Piccolissimo Italian Grille
23203 Columbus Route Columbus
(609) 291-1033
Friday. 5:30 p.1000. Rich
Sabbatum. 5:thirty p.yard. Ed Wilson
Princeton Unitarian Church (Channing Hall)
50 Ruddy Hill Road Princeton
Saturday. 7 p.thou. "Celtic Meets Classical" feat. Fiona Tyndall, Kathy Haynie and Guests. Benefitting The Red Cantankerous Ukrainian Humanitarian Fund. $20
Ralphie's
2295 2nd Street Thruway Newtown, PA
(267) 491-5408
Sun. 3 p.chiliad. Walking Expressionless
River House at Odette'south
274 South Rive Road New Hope, PA
(215) 682-2022
Thurs. 7 p.g. Gina Corso
Friday. six p.m. Paula Johns Duo
Sat. half-dozen p.k. Bob Egan
Lord's day. x a.thou. Michael Andrew
Mon. half-dozen p.one thousand. Russel Norkevich
Tues. 6 p.one thousand. Lorenzo Branca
Wed. 6 p.1000. Joe Wagner
Rossi's Bar & Grill
2110 Whitehorse-Mercerville Road Hamilton
(609) 890-2004
Thurs. 5:xxx p.g. Ernie White
2d Sin Brewing Company
1500 Grundy Lane Bristol, PA
(267) 812-5251
Thurs. iv p.m. "Marvel" Trivia
Shady Brook Farm
931 Stony Hill Road Yardley, PA
(215) 968-1670
Fri. (five:30 p.m.) "Summer unWINEd Concert Series" feat. WitzEnd (half dozen:thirty p.m.) Righteous Jolly w/ Ryan Gaughn
Midweek. 7 p.m. Quizzo w/ Emily & Joe
Small Globe Coffee
fourteen Witherspoon Street Princeton
(609) 924-4377 x2
Saturday. 6 p.m. Ross Newhouse
Sparky Globe-Famous Beer Garden
4333 New Falls Route Levittown, PA
(215) 943-2321
Thurs. 9 p.k. Karaoke w/ DJ Dana
Sat. 9:xxx p.m. Jed'due south Golden
Lord's day. 9 p.m. Open Mic Hosted by Cara Cartney
Monday. nine p.grand. Game Dark Hosted by Kid Dalton
Tues. seven p.k. Johnny Betz
Steam Pub
606 2nd Street Expressway Southampton, PA
(215) 942-6468
Sat. x:30 p.m. Red Hotts
1675 at The Ridges
4666 East Bristol Road Trevose, PA
(215) 876-6868
Fri. vii p.m. Tour de Force Trio
Sunday. six p.m. Lucky 757 . $10
Taps Sports Bar
4021-4023 Veterans Highway Levittown, PA
(215) 486-7862
Friday. 9 p.m. Karaoke Hosted by Paula
Monday. 7 p.m. Open Mic Night Hosted by Neb Monach
Tara's Tavern
one Cookstown-New Egypt Road, Wrightstown
(609) 286-2300
Friday. 9 p.g. Audio Outlaws
Sabbatum. 9 p.m. Suburban Sensi
Tavern On The Lake
101 Main Street Hightstown
(609) 426-9345
Fri. 9 p.thousand. Complicated Matter
Wed. 9 p.m. Karaoke
Temperance House
v South Country Street Newtown, PA
(215) 944-8050
Thurs. 7 p.m. Open Session Blues Hosted by Steve Guyger
Fri. 7 p.thou. Anders Hyatt
Tues. 8 p.m. Trivia w/ Righteous Jolly
Wednesday. 7 p.thousand. Open up Mic Dark west/ Cara Cartney
TGI Fridays
780 Route 130 Southward Hamilton
(609) 581-6910
Sat. half dozen p.m. Lisa Bouchelle
TGI Fridays
3535 U.South. Road i North #275 Princeton
(609) 520-0378
Friday. half dozen p.1000. Bryan Bernard Hansen
Sun. ane p.1000. Matthew Melt
The Beer Garden at Snipes Farm
890 West Bridge Street Morrisville, PA
Sabbatum. 5 p.m. A Tribute to The Stones and The Who w/ "The Mighty Manatees & Friends"
The Cadet Hotel
1200 Buck Route Feasterville, PA
(215) 396-2002
Thurs. 7 p.m. Kirko
Fri. 7 p.one thousand. Love Junk
Sat. 9 p.m. Bigg Romeo
Tues. 6 p.thousand. Danny Lynch
The Absurd Cricket
216 Burlington Street Fieldsboro
(609) 291-9110
Fri. 8 p.yard. Karaoke
Sabbatum. 9 p.thou. Blackness Zeppelin
The Cure Insurance Middle
81 Hamilton Ave. Trenton
(609) 656-3200
Sun. 7 p.m. Laxmikant Pyarelal
The Dubliner
34 North Main Street New Promise, PA
(215) 693-1816
Fri. 7 p.1000. Na Bodach
Sat. 7 p.k. Sean Fleming
Sun. two p.m. David Falcone
The Five Four Bar & Grill
8919 New Falls Route Levittown, PA
(215) 547-5525
Thurs. 8 p.thousand. Karaoke w/ Paula and Sam
Friday. 9 p.g. Hind Sight
Sat. 9 p.k. Supertrain
Wed. 7 p.m. Open Mic Hosted by Bill & Kathy
The HOB Tavern
146 2nd Street Bordentown
(609) 291-7020
Friday. 8 p.thousand. DJ Entertainment
Tues 7 p.m. Music Bingo
The Ivy Inn
248 Nassau Street Princeton
(609) 921-8555
Fri. ix p.m. DJ Soto
Sat. 9 p.m. Foreign Brew Crew
Tues. 8 p.g. Quizzo due west/ Bob Due east Luv
Wed. ten p.m. Total Asking w/ DJ Rockin' Ron
The Morrisville Tavern
376 W Trenton Avenue Morrisville, PA
(215) 295-5310
Sat. eight p.m. Dan Ward
Monday. seven p.grand. Karaoke w/ DJ Tim
Tues. 7 p.m. Open Mic
Midweek. seven p.m. Trivia Dark
The Newtown Theatre
120 North State Street Newtown, PA
(215) 968-3859
Friday. 8 p.thou. Friday Night Jazz w/ Todd Bashore
Sun. four p.m. "Peter and The Wolf" due west/ The Newtown Chamber Ortchestra
The Pines Tavern
6217 N Radcliffe Street Bristol, PA
(215) 788-1659
Sun. 1 p.m. Mike & Shanna
The Roost
181 Rte. 539 Cream Ridge
(609) 208-0050
Thurs. 6:30 p.m. Sean Cox & Joe Hoyer
Fri. eight p.yard. Kindred Spirit
Sat. 8 p.m. Diablo Sandwich Band
The Sycamore Grill
255 Due north Sycamore Street Newtown, PA
(215) 908-6326
Fri. viii p.g. Kickbax Acoustic Trio
Sat. 8 p.m. The Idlewoodsman
The Marriage Firehouse
18 Washington Street Mount Holly
(609) 288-6491
Fri. 8 p.m. Don't Call Me Francis. $10, doors open up at 7 p.m.
Saturday. 8 p.m. Chris Harford and The Band of Changes. $x, doors open at vii p.m.
Tir Na Nog
1324 Hamilton Avenue Trenton
(609) 392-2554
Sun. three p.m. "Irish Sessions"
Tues. 8 p.g. Open up Mic Hosted by Jerry & John Monk
Trenton Social
449 South Broad Street Trenton
(609) 989-7777
Thurs. 5 p.m. "Happy 60 minutes Throwback Th"
Saturday. nine p.yard. Live Music (TBA)
Mon. 6 p.m. "Monday Night Karaoke" Hosted by Sweets
Tues. 8 p.k. Open Mic Night westward/ Tobias & Lea (Sign-ups at vii:30 p.g.)
Nether The Moon
23 North Union Street Lambertville
(609) 397-1710
Fri. vi p.g. Chris Giakas
Sat. (12 p.m.) Ryan Sabalaske (6 p.yard.) Tony Alosi
Matrimony Coffee
49 Due north Union Street Lambertville
(609) 460-4637
Sunday. iv p.m. Java Jive w/ Bill Ihling
Vault Brewing Company
x Due south Main Street Yardley, PA
(267) 573-4291
Friday. 7 p.m. Jill Salkin Duo
Sat. 7 p.m. Miche Braden Quartet
Water'southward Edge Gastropub and Lounge
1067 Totem Road Bensalem, PA
(267) 332-2095
Thurs. vii p.m. Cornhole "Blind Depict." $10
Lord's day. 11 a.m. Queens of H2o's Edge "Britney vs Beyonce" Drag Brunch
Working Dog Winery
610 Windsor Perrineville Road Hightstown
(609) 371-6000
Sat. 1 p.grand. Vinny Rugnetta
Sunday. 1 p.m. Rob Messina
WWFM 89.1 FM HD2 Radio
MCCC Sometime Trenton Road W Windsor
Jazzon2.org
Monday. 7 p.chiliad. "Danny Coleman'south Got The Dejection"
Danny Coleman is a veteran musician and writer from fundamental New Jersey. He hosts a weekly radio program entitled "Rock On Radio" airing Sunday evenings at 7 p.g. EST on multiple internet radio outlets where he features indie/original bands and solo artists.
Source: https://www.newjerseystage.com/articles2/2022/05/12/rock-on-this-weeks-sound-bites51222/
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