Gigs 2017
Gigs 2017
| Dates/Times | Event |
|---|---|
| Saturday June 3 |
Concert (preceded by wine tasting) at Maritime Gloucester6:30pm – music from 7:15pm |
| Sunday June 4 | Informal visit to the Essex Shipbuilding Museum
66 Main St, Essex, Mass Phone: 978-768-7541 |
| Monday June 5 | Informal chantey sing at the Dog Bar Restaurant
5:30-9:00pm |
| Tuesday June 6 | Private function, Waltham, Mass |
| Wednesday June 7 | Private function, New Bedford, Mass |
| Thursday June 8 | AHA! Concert, New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park
6:00 – 7.30pm – free |
| Thursday – Sunday June 8-11, 2017 |
Mystic Seaport Sea Music Festival
As part of the Sea Music Festival, Mystic Seaport will also host the Music of the Sea Symposium. The Music of the Sea Symposium explores the interaction between sea, music, and song. As an integral part of the annual Sea Music Festival, this two-day symposium, co-sponsored by Mystic Seaport, Williams College, the Williams-Mystic Program, and the University of Connecticut at Avery Point, explores subjects from history and folklore, to literature and ethnomusicology, along with many other related topics. Mystic Seaport Museum, 75 Greenmanville Avenue, Mystic CT – Phone 860-572-0711 |
| Monday June 12 | Informal Survivors Session – to be confirmed |
| Tuesday June 13 | House concert – Boston Traditional Song/Folksong Society of Greater Boston 8.00pm
Reservations required: email for reservations and directions. |
| Thursday June 15 | Private function, Georgetown, Maine |
| Friday June 16 | Concert at the Sidedoor Coffeehouse with Roll and Go.
7.30pm – Phone: 207-729-8515 |
| Saturday June 17 | Concert at Sail Power & Steam Museum
7.30pm – Suggested donation: $15 |
| Sunday June 18 | Open session with Boston Area Chantey and Maritime Sing (BACAMS)
USS Constitution Museum, |
Mystic Seaport is proud to host its 38th annual Sea Music Festival, one of the world’s premier sea music events. More than 5,000 people gather each year to hear an amazing array of performers from across the world perform maritime music ranging from the golden age of sail to the best of contemporary compositions. This year’s roster of performers includes musicians from Australia, England, France, across the U.S. from Tennessee to Michigan and the Northeast. The weekend’s festivities include concerts, special performances for children, instructional workshops, and a unique opportunity to witness sea music at work aboard our historic vessels.
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