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The Arts Exchange, ArtsWestchester’s historic 1929 venue at 31 Mamaroneck Avenue in downtown White Plains
Friday, May 7 @ 7pm
Port City Recording’s Night with local Singer/Songwriters
Port City Recording production team Sam Stauff and Bryan Gottshall present a night out for teens and the college crowd, featuring local singer/songwriters Scott Urgola (w/ Steve Kirkman & Rachel Sukert), Julie Corbalis, A Paper Tugboat, True Apothecary and The Beeps. Tickets: $15 advance, $20 at the door. $5 discount for Students, Seniors and ArtsWestchester members. To reserve tickets or more information visit www.artswestchester.org or call (914) 428-4220 x 223
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Celebrating the music of PHIL OCHS,featuring…
Pat Wictor, Nancy Tucker, Hope Machine (Steve Kirkman & Fred Gillen Jr.), Scott Urgola and Magpie
For tickets, please call 845-855-1300 Wednesday – Sunday after 3 PM
Advance $15 | Door $20
The music of the late Phil Ochs shaped an entire generation. When he tragically took his own life in 1976, he left behind over 100 timeless songs which continue to be performed by musicians of conscience around the world. His classics like “Changes,” “There But For Fortune,” and “I Ain’t Marching Anymore” remain as relevant and inspiring today as they were back in the ’60s. Tonight, we’ll be celebrating this great artist & activist with a lineup of fabulous nationally know musicians who carry on the tradition by bringing Phil’s music to our stage. It’s sure to be an inspirational night, with each performer singing one of Phil’s songs and one original, interspersed with plenty of anecdotes and reflections on Phil’s life and legacy.
“Now’s The Time”
Saturday, February 20, 2010
7:00pm – 10:00pm
The Elephant Hotel
335 U.S. 202
Somers, NY 10589
This show will celebrate the release of my new CD “Now’s The Time.” Hope Machine will be the house band for the evening along with many other special guests. This event is being sponsored by The Somers Historical Society and will be held at The Elephant Hotel, a National Historic Landmark. I hope to see you there.
Best,
Scott
