Thursday, April 20, 2017
New Website for the Hancock Town Library!
We've got a new website which we hope will be much more user-friendly, with easier access to the information you need. Please go to https://hancocktownlibrarynh.wordpress.com from now on!
Tuesday, April 18, 2017
Thursday, April 13, 2017
Friday April 14th at 7:00pm
No Foothold in this Geography
Becky Sakellariou of Peterborough will read from her newest poetry collection, No Foothold in this Geography, just out from Blue Light Press in San Francisco. Becky lives in both Greece and New England, the duality of which emerges in the geography, music and language of much of her work. Grace Aldrich, singer and story-teller of Dublin, will accompany Becky’s reading with vocal improvisation. Free and open to all.
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
Thursday April 13th at 7:00pm
Women of Swing with Stephanie Hurley and Chris Albertson
Vocalist Stephanie Hurley and jazz guitarist Chris Albertson will be presenting a “Women of Swing” program at the library on Thursday April 13th at 7:00 PM. Songs made famous by such masters as Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, Rosemary Clooney, Diana Krall and others’ famous works will be performed. Perspectives on their lives will be discussed in honor of these unique artists. Stephanie Hurley is a versatile vocalist in musical theater, jazz, pop, Irish and classical styles. Her rich, smooth mezzo-soprano voice demonstrates a masterful vocal technique accompanied by an intuitive sense of timing and thoughtful expressiveness. Her inviting vocal style can be also heard these days with the Bedford Big Band. Chris Albertson is a jazz, blues, rock and classical guitarist, composer, arranger, percussionist and public school music educator. Chris has been heard on stages throughout New England with The Platters, Amy London, the Vermont Philharmonic, The Best of Times, Straight No Chaser, and numerous others. He has produced 5 solo CD’s and been a guest guitarist and arranger on a number of others. Free and open to all.
Vocalist Stephanie Hurley and jazz guitarist Chris Albertson will be presenting a “Women of Swing” program at the library on Thursday April 13th at 7:00 PM. Songs made famous by such masters as Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, Rosemary Clooney, Diana Krall and others’ famous works will be performed. Perspectives on their lives will be discussed in honor of these unique artists. Stephanie Hurley is a versatile vocalist in musical theater, jazz, pop, Irish and classical styles. Her rich, smooth mezzo-soprano voice demonstrates a masterful vocal technique accompanied by an intuitive sense of timing and thoughtful expressiveness. Her inviting vocal style can be also heard these days with the Bedford Big Band. Chris Albertson is a jazz, blues, rock and classical guitarist, composer, arranger, percussionist and public school music educator. Chris has been heard on stages throughout New England with The Platters, Amy London, the Vermont Philharmonic, The Best of Times, Straight No Chaser, and numerous others. He has produced 5 solo CD’s and been a guest guitarist and arranger on a number of others. Free and open to all.
Monday, April 10, 2017
Friday April 14th at 7:00 PM
No Foothold in this Geography
Becky Sakellariou of
Peterborough will read from her newest poetry collection, No Foothold in this Geography, just out from Blue Light Press in
San Francisco. Becky lives in both
Greece and New England, the duality of which emerges in the geography, music
and language of much of her work. Grace Aldrich, singer and story-teller of
Dublin, will accompany Becky’s reading with vocal improvisation. Free and open
to all.
Thursday April 13th at 7:00pm
Women of Swing
with Stephanie Hurley and Chris
Albertson
Vocalist Stephanie Hurley and
jazz guitarist Chris Albertson will be presenting a “Women of Swing” program at
the library on Thursday April 13th at 7:00 PM. Songs made famous by
such masters as Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, Rosemary
Clooney, Diana Krall and others’ famous works will be performed. Perspectives
on their lives will be discussed in honor of these unique artists. Stephanie
Hurley is a versatile vocalist in musical theater, jazz, pop, Irish and
classical styles. Her rich, smooth mezzo-soprano voice demonstrates a masterful
vocal technique accompanied by an intuitive sense of timing and thoughtful
expressiveness. Her inviting vocal style can be also heard these days with the
Bedford Big Band. Chris Albertson is a jazz, blues, rock and classical
guitarist, composer, arranger, percussionist and public school music educator.
Chris has been heard on stages throughout New England with The Platters, Amy
London, the Vermont Philharmonic, The Best of Times, Straight No Chaser, and
numerous others. He has produced 5 solo CD’s and been a guest guitarist and
arranger on a number of others. Free and open to all.
Tuesday April 11th at 7:00 PM
State Representative Jon Manley
Come with your questions for
Rep. Manley (District 3: Bennington, Greenfield, Hancock) as he reports to his
constituents on current legislation. Rep. Manley is at the Hancock Town Library
the second Tuesday of every month. Free and open to all.
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