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ADVANCE TICKETS GUARANTEE ENTRY TO THE SHOW. Tickets are general admission only; seating may be limited.
Advance tickets for most shows are available online at Brown Paper Tickets, toll-free 800.838.3006, and at South Haven Center for the Arts (600 Phoenix St). Tickets may be purchased in person at Foundry Hall thirty minutes before show time unless the show is sold out. Foundry Hall members save $$$ on every show! Inquire at door for details. Unless otherwise specified, shows are all-ages and kids under 13 years are free.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10 - 7:00 PM - FREESONG SWAPHosted by Paul Hogan at the American Legion, 129 Michigan Ave, South Haven. |
FRIDAY, MARCH 12 - 7:00 PM - $15 / $7.50 ages 11-17
South Haven Center for the Arts presents . . . South Haven Center for the Arts' second annual Saint Patrick's Day party. Enjoy an evening of singing, dancing, children's activities, crafts and face painting - something for everyone in your family! Delicious appetizers, refreshments, and cash bar. You don't want to miss this annual event! All proceeds benefit South Haven Center for the Arts. Tickets include food and non-alcoholic beverages. |
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SATURDAY, MARCH 13 - 7:00 PM - Dinner seating $25 / General admission $10 GET TICKETS
Dinner, Drinks & Dancing; Foundry Hall's monthly blues series . . . BLUES DINNER!
w/ Tommy & the Case Band Foundry Hall's monthly Blues Dinner series! Dinner, Drinks and Dancing featuring live entertainment by Tommy and the Case Band. This southwest Michigan multi-talented group features: Tommy Rusin on vocals, keyboard, and sax; Charles Fritsche on vocals and guitar; Al Giganti on vocals and bass guitar; Star Fritsche on vocals and percussion; and Ed Skjordal on vocals, drums, and guitar. With a fine blend of musical genres and many years of experience, T&TCB is guaranteed to get your feet moving. |
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TUESDAY, MARCH 16 - 7:00 PM - $7 / $5 advance & members GET TICKETS
Pioneering Americana Roots Music . . . The music of Trent Wagler and the Steel Wheels bridges the traditions of folk, bluegrass, and blues with the best of Americana today. Since 2004, Wagler has been delivering innovative acoustic roots music to audiences across the US and Europe. Featuring a blend of fiery barnstorming instrumentals such as "Elzic's Farewell", the Steel Wheels showcase Eric Brubaker's fiddle, Brian Dickel on the bass, and the smooth mandolin and guitar of Jay Lapp (Goldmine Pickers). |
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 - 7:00 PM - FREESONG SWAP
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SATURDAY, MARCH 20 - CLOSED FOR PRIVATE EVENTClick for EVENT RENTAL INFORMATION . . . |
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24 - 7:00 PM - $3 suggested donationOPEN MIC
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FRIDAY, MARCH 26 - 7:30 PM - $10 / $8 advance & members GET TICKETS
A Midwestern Old-time Stringband Double Header! . . . Two great midwestern old-time stringbands together for the first time! Cincinnati's Tillers meet Kalamazoo's Who Hit John? for an evening of music which is both traditional and progressive, serving a concoction of old-time traditionals, labor standards, and some less typical songs of the people's perspective. Clawhammer banjos, acoustic guitars, fiddle, jawharp and upright basses meet high mountain harmonies that belt and croon, lament and rejoice, while we all stomp and sing along. |
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SATURDAY, MARCH 27 - 7:30 PM - $7 / $5 advance & members GET TICKETS
Michigan Hammered Dulcimer & Finger Style Guitar . . . Bill Bosler, hammered dulcimer, and Kevin Lockhart, finger style guitar, have been playing and performing for years. Their music plays off of each other's strengths, creating a unique blend of melody, counter melody, and harmonies all at once. Their performances capture that spirit with a mix of original and traditional tunes with a unique flair in their arrangements. Their latest CD, "Waterbound," was chosen as one of the best of 2008 by the Back Porch Radio program on WVPE-FM public radio. |
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SATURDAY, APRIL 03 - 7:00 PM - $10 / $8 members GET TICKETS
Veteran Southwest Michigan Roots-Rock songwriter debuts his new band . . . Veteran recording artist and Michigan native Mike Struwin has paired with Michiana jam crafters, Fillmore's Ladder, splicing Struwin's roots vibe with Fillmore's improvisational groove. Foundry Hall is pleased to debut their first show together. Struwin has performed across the US, sharing stages with members of the Doobie Brothers, Greensky Bluegrass, Melvin Seals and Umphreys McGee. His lyrically-driven Americana song crafting has been compared to that of Paul Westerburg and John Mellencamp. |
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