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GRAMMY nominated guitarist Diego Figueiredo is a virtuoso with an infectious, joyful feeling that will leave you amazed and happy. Some people are simply meant to be musicians. Diego is one of them.

Diego Figueiredo is an extraordinary star among the world’s greatest jazz guitarists. His superb technique, timing, and imagination have made him one of the hottest international names. He has unique skills, and his concerts have been a great success in more than 60 countries worldwide. His concerts unite technique and emotion in a fusion of Brazilian music and jazz.

Figueiredo has released 28 CDS, 3 DVDs, and a book and has received awards twice at the “MONTREUX JAZZ FESTIVAL” as one of the greatest guitarists in the world. READ MORE

Admission: $15 member / $20 general admission

Stream it Live: $12

Streaming sponsored by AARP.

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“Blues/rock guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter Alex Lopez comes off like the emerging star he is on his new record. Together everyone involved made a killer contemporary blues/rock album that’s tight, well-executed, and multifaceted.”  – Rock and Blues Muse

Alex Lopez is an acclaimed guitarist, prolific songwriter and emerging artist recognized for his electrifying live performances. Mixing blues, rock, pop, and even funk, Lopez and his band, The Xpress, create a blues sound that is uniquely mesmerizing within a framework of melodic memorable songs.

In 2013, Lopez released the self-recorded album Back Bedroom Blues a collection of all original blues and blues/rock songs on which he played all instruments and introduced his formidable skills as a blues guitarist and singer/songwriter. In 2015 Lopez released his second CD Is it a Lie with his newly formed band The Xpress to excellent reviews. His third album, Slowdown achieved a new level of success with international recognition and critical acclaim rising up the blues, jam, and Americana charts with worldwide airplay and earning Alex fans across the globe. That was followed up with  Yours Truly, Me… which went to #6 on the blues radio charts and positioned Alex to continue his ascent in contemporary blues.

​Lopez just released his most ambitious album to date. The pure blues-rocker Rising up is already at the top of the radio and billboard charts and reviewers are saying it “is sure to be one of this year’s best blues/rock albums.”

Admission: $15 member / $20 general admission

Stream it Live: $12

Streaming sponsored by AARP.

Remember to “Round It Up” and make a donation to the Center’s Operating Fund. Consider making a donation when registering for classes or purchasing tickets. Your donation can be as simple as rounding your total to the nearest five or ten dollars — or whatever amount you wish to give. Thank you for your contribution!

1969

by Peace of Woodstock

The year was 1969. Richard Nixon was president and man landed on the moon. The Vietnam War raged on as discord continued at home. Elvis Presley recorded his landmark comeback sessions while the Beatles gave their final public performance on a rooftop in London. And on a dairy farm southwest of Woodstock, New York crowds gathered for three days of peace and music.

1969 is a musical tribute to the great music that was recorded in that monumental year. Come join us and journey back as Peace of Woodstock performs songs by Fifth Dimension, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Rolling Stones, the Jackson 5, Three Dog Night, Sly and the Family Stone, the Beatles,  Motown, Norman Greenbaum, Youngbloods, Neil Diamond, Archies, Aretha Franklin, Dusty Springfield, Janis Joplin, David Bowie, Jackie DeShannon, and The Who.

1969 is more than a show…it is a multimedia event! By incorporating videos, slides, and facts about the year 1969, you will feel like you took a step back in time! In fact, we encourage you to break out your tie-dye, headbands, and peace signs for this concert!

Admission: $23 member / $28 general admission

Stream it Live: $12

Streaming sponsored by AARP.

Remember to “Round It Up” and make a donation to the Center’s Operating Fund. Consider making a donation when registering for classes or purchasing tickets. Your donation can be as simple as rounding your total to the nearest five or ten dollars — or whatever amount you wish to give. Thank you for your contribution!

“Have You Ever Seen the Rain.” “Born on the Bayou.” “Proud Mary.” “Bad Moon Rising.” “Fortunate Son.” They are just some of the songs from the Creedence Clearwater Revival catalogue that helped define southern rock blues in the 60s and 70s.

Creedence Clearwater Revival’s musical style encompassed roots, swamp, and blues-rock. They played Southern rock style, with lyrics about bayous, catfish, the Mississippi River, and other popular elements of southern United States iconography.

Join us as the members of Bad Moon Rising: A Tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival take you back to the “roots” and share the memorable songs we all know and love.

Admission: $29 member / $33 general admission

Streaming sponsored by AARP.

Remember to “Round It Up” and make a donation to the Center’s Operating Fund. Consider making a donation when registering for classes or purchasing tickets. Your donation can be as simple as rounding your total to the nearest five or ten dollars — or whatever amount you wish to give. Thank you for your contribution!