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Music @ the Atrium
Enjoy talented musicians in the library Atrium
Sun, Oct 11, 2 - 3 pm
Folk & blues.
Druid's Table 
Sun, Nov 15, 2 - 3 pm
Celtic Music. The group performs jigs, hornpipes, ballads, reels, airs and Irish polkas using instrumentation including harp, accordion, penny whistle, Irish flute, fiddle, guitar and bodhran.
This concert was originally slated for Nov 8 but has been rescheduled for Nov 15.
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Music @ the Library
Concerts held in our lower level meeting room
Sun, Nov 22, 2 - 3 pm
Oneida Storyteller presents Native American flute & drumming in the Children’s Programming Area. An educational, entertaining and thought-provoking presentation, including Native story, song, and a lively discussion focusing on the dismantling of dangerous Indian stereotypes, mascots, and issues facing the American Indian today. Exploration of the Native American worldview — including ceremonies, traditions, and spirituality surrounding it — is creatively woven into the presentation. Debra Morningstar comes dressed in full Oneida regalia, singing Native songs/chants while playing the Turtle hand drum and flute. In culminating the presentation, Debra shares/discusses her “traveling exhibit” — which includes moccasins, beadwork, Corn husk dolls, basketry and more!
Photo by Wayne Westenberger
Sun, Dec 13, 2 - 3 pm
The Alison Margaret Jazz Quartet features innovative arrangements of American jazz and folk classics as well as lesser-known tunes from the jazz repertoire. Ms. Margaret's arranging style is steeped in tradition, yet infused with modern harmony, rhythm, and improvisational creativity.
Free admission. No tickets required. CDs for sale.
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