Information courtesy of Thea Iberall.
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Feature: Ric Allendorf
JULY 28, 2018
THEME: By Example
TIME: 7:00 - 9:00 PM
LOCATION: First Parish UU
26 North Street, Medfield, MA
Award-winning songwriter, Ric Allendorf was hooked by the Boston acoustic music resurgence of the 80’s, as well as Canadian, Celtic & British fingerstyle players. His music placed him as a finalist in two national songwriting competitions, featured sets across New England, and opening slots for Archie Fisher, Susan Cattaneo, The Lied-To’s and Abbie Gardner. Allendorf has performed at Club Passim, Amazing Things Art Center, Victoria Station Café, the Spire Center for Performing Arts, and many other venues.
“Ric’s ability to listen, absorb, interpret, and deliver gets better and better. He has come so far in the last couple of years and developed into an artist I love to listen to.” - David Roth, folk musician, founder of the Cape Cod Songwriters Retreat
“Listening to Ric Allendorf’s music is like reconnecting with an old friend. His sound is instantly familiar, his lyrics thoughtful, his melodies pulling you in. From lyrical tinges of life in New England to images of hope, Ric’s music is uplifting, his songs offering a bit of comfort from any storm that life might be throwing your way." - Steve Ide, Rose Garden Coffeehouse,
www.ricallendorf.com
Suggested donation: $10 ($5 open mic participants, $3 students)“Ric’s ability to listen, absorb, interpret, and deliver gets better and better. He has come so far in the last couple of years and developed into an artist I love to listen to.” - David Roth, folk musician, founder of the Cape Cod Songwriters Retreat
“Listening to Ric Allendorf’s music is like reconnecting with an old friend. His sound is instantly familiar, his lyrics thoughtful, his melodies pulling you in. From lyrical tinges of life in New England to images of hope, Ric’s music is uplifting, his songs offering a bit of comfort from any storm that life might be throwing your way." - Steve Ide, Rose Garden Coffeehouse,
www.ricallendorf.com
The Expresso Yourself Coffeehouse is an opportunity for spoken word artists to share their poetry, stories, and songs. It is held the last Saturday of every month at 7pm at First Parish Unitarian Universalist, Medfield, MA.
We serve a delightful array of pastries as refreshments; some are freshly baked by volunteers. Come and join in the fun, either to enjoy as an audience member or to participate. Open mic readers have 6 minutes to share. Teens and adults welcome. If you want to sign up for the open mic, send an email to: theaiberall@yahoo.com
Expresso Calendar
August 25 - Steve Rapson - guitarist - Theme: "I Can't Be Serious"
Sept 29 - Helena Leet-Pelligini - storyteller
Oct 27 - Terry Kitchen - folksinger - Theme: "Heaven Here on Earth"
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