Midwinter Coffeehouse Concert With Catie Curtis
| Hours: | Hours Vary see below |
| Ages: | Adults |
| In/Outdoor: | Indoor |
| Cost: | $$ see below |
| Category: | Music & Concerts |
Catie Curtis (http://www.catiecurtis.com/) has been a fan favorite on the acoustic music scene for a number of years now. Her well-deserved reputation as one of our very best singer/songwriters has followed her through nine critically-acclaimed recordings. With her tenth and newest project, Hello Stranger, released in August 2009, she gifts her loyal fan base and entices new listeners with a recording that captures some of the magic of her live performances. With the help of her Nashville-based record label, Compass Records, she selected a few of Nashville's best musicians to make an album featuring fiddle, mandolin and banjo as well as acoustic guitar.
Curtis has created a dedicated following that has grown steadily over the course of her 15-year career. With her live shows, film and tv placements, the 2006 International Songwriting Competition Grand Prize, and now the Hello Stranger string-band project, Curtis has proven that she's the real deal: a musician with the kind of raw talent and artistic maturity that makes her a force to be reckoned with, albeit a sweet force.
Other performers include Ensemble Coolment, Pamela McA'Nulty and Don Levey, 'The Weekend Band', and Marian Rambelle
Coffee, wine and beer, juice, soda and snacks will be available
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Concert: 7PM - 10:30PM
Reception begins in the art gallery at 6 p.m.
The Current Gallery Exhibit is: Sailing the Barbarous Coast
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$15 in advance$20 at the door, if available.Adults over 21 only, please.
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61 Washington Park,, Newtonville, MA, 02460 map
Phone: 617-964-3424
New ART Center
61 Washington Park,
Newtonville MA 02460
Directions to the New Art Center
From the West: Take the Mass Pike East (90) to Exit 17 (Newton/Watertown). At the end of the ramp, go forward through one set of lights while moving to the far left lane.Bear left over bridge, moving one lane to the right.Follow the sign for West Newton.You are now heading west on Washington Street. Continue on Washington Street approximately 1.5 miles, to Walnut Street, a major four-way intersection with a traffic light. Turn left on Walnut Street, crossing the bridge over the Pike. Take second left onto Madison Avenue.Our parking lot and stone building are on the right after eight houses.
From the North and South: Take Rte. 128 (95) to the Mass Pike East (90) to Exit 17 (Newton/Watertown). At the end of the ramp, go forward through one set of lights while moving to the far left lane. Bear left over bridge, moving one lane to the right. Follow the sign for West Newton.You are now heading west on Washington Street. Continue on Washington Street approximately 1.5 miles, to Walnut Street, a major four-way intersection with a traffic light. Turn left on Walnut Street, crossing the bridge over the Pike.Take second left onto Madison Avenue. Our parking lot and stone building are on the right after eight houses.
From Boston and the North and South Shores: Take Rte. 93 to the Mass Pike West (90); continue on the Pike, passing the tolls for Cambridge.Get off the Pike at Exit 17 (Newton/Watertown). Go forward, following the sign for 'West Newton,' which puts you on Washington Street. Continue on Washington Street approximately 1.5 miles, to Walnut Street, a major four-way intersection with a traffic light.Turn left on Walnut Street, crossing the bridge over the Pike.Take second left onto Madison Avenue. Our parking lot and stone building are on the right after eight houses.
From Route 9 Westbound: Approximately one mile west of Chestnut Hill Mall, exit right onto Walnut Street (just before exit for Centre Street). Drive about 2 miles, passing City Hall and Commonwealth Avenue to Newtonville (a small commercial district). Take a right onto Madison Avenue (between Century 21 and Newtonville Pizza). Our parking lot and stone building are on the right after eight houses.
From Route 9 Eastbound: Exit right for Centre Street in Newton Highlands. At the end of the ramp, turn right onto Centre Street and cross under Route 9. Turn left at the first light onto Walnut Street. Drive about 2 miles, passing City Hall and Commonwealth Avenue to Newtonville (a small commercial district). Take a right onto Madison Avenue (between Century 21 and Newtonville Pizza). Our parking lot and stone building are on the right after eight houses.
Public Transportation
The New Art Center can be reached taking the Green Line (D/Riverside) train to Newton Highlands, and by taking bus #59 North on Walnut Street, exit at CVS. The 59 bus can also be used from Watertown Square. Finally, we are accessible from South Station on the Framingham Commuter Line Train, exit at Newtonville. Please note that the #59 bus runs infrequently. Please visit www.mbta.com or call (617) 722-3200 for schedules and fare information.
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