Marty (Peter) will present a workshop, titled, "Dangerous Songs?! - Peace, Protest, & Politics." The workshop is a history of "protest" music from English nursery rhymes to the present day.

Marty (Peter) will perform a set at this year's Tucson Folk Festival. The event is the longest-running free folk festival in the United States.

PPM - Remembered will be opening the Library Auditorium Stage performances on Sunday at 2:00. The festival begins Saturday and runs all day both Saturday and Sunday.

In addition to the set with Peter, Paul, and Mary - Remembered, Marty "Peter" will be appearing several times at the festival: 10:00 - Basic Fingerpicking Guitar - Gilligan's Island 11:30 - A Pete Seeger Sing-Along - Andy's Porch 12:30 - Folk Song Variety - The Great Lon 3:00 - Dangerous Songs!? (Peace, Protest, and Politics) - Gilligan's Island 5:00 - Superband - The Maintenance Shed

Two back-to-back shows.

Each of the members of Peter, Paul, and Mary Remembered are involved in performances in addition to those with the trio. Marty (Peter) will be presenting a workshop on "Dangerous Songs: Peace, Protest, and Politics" at the Tucson Folk Festival. He will be accompanied on the bass by Igor Glenn, former bassist with the New Christy Minstrels. The event is free and open to the public.

Each of the members of Peter, Paul, and Mary Remembered are involved in performances in addition to those with the trio. Marty (Peter) will be appearing at the Tucson Folk Festival in a half-hour set. He will be accompanied on the bass by Igor Glenn, former bassist with the New Christy Minstrels. The event is free and open to the public.

Closed event for residents only.

Each of the members of Peter, Paul, and Mary Remembered are involved in performances in addition to those with the trio. Sharon (Mary) is currently starring in the role of Madame Zenobia in the comedy, "You Can't Beat the House."

Event is currently SOLD OUT - Reservations for the waiting list are available. 480-279-2053

Lunch Begins at 11:30 with the show at 12:30.

For information, call 520-575-9901

PPM-R will close this weekend festival of music from more than 200 musicians from throughout the Southwest, with 90-plus performances at four venues on the Museum campus; Jam with the artists at this longest-running folk music event in the state. Saturday, October 5, and Sunday, October 6 At least 30 new performers will be participating this year bringing a new vibrancy and vitality to this 41st annual event. Plan to visit both days, Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 5-6, to revisit with old friends and comfortable sounds.

https://www.sharlothallmuseum.org/event/folk-music-festival-2/2019-10-06/

Showcase performance for Arts Midwest Conference attendees.

This is not a concert. We will be providing music for two morning church services. All are welcome at 8:00 and/or 9:30.

Holiday show for patrons of the restaurant. No cover or additional charge. Come enjoy the music and the food.