Music

Gerry Giguere, Penny Smith-Giguere, Jeff Lerner and Sue Mack are four friends brought together by fate to play and sing great songs from the ’60s, ’70s, ’80s and ’90s. These songs bring joy to themselves and others! Monday Night Music is free and open to all. Performances are held on the library lawn (or inside the children's room in case of bad weather). Bring a chair and a friend. Supported by the Friends of Tilton Library through membership fees and fundraising activities.

This interactive ukulele workshop provides a fitting conclusion to our 2018 summer reading program, "Libraries Rock". Julie Stepanek will cultivate a foundation of musical knowledge as well as foster a community of fun. Ukuleles provided or bring your own. Class concert to follow at 7:00 p.m.

Robert Speth & Jay Letourneau This piano and guitar duo recreate harmonies of the early Pop era and perform music by artists like Crosby, Stills & Nash, Simon & Garfunkel, the Beatles, the Everly Brothers, and more.

Steve Kurtz–Dan Belmont Jazz Duo Steve Kurtz (soprano, alto, and tenor saxophones) and Dan Belmont (piano) have performed classic jazz standards, American songbook tunes, and Latin and Brazilian music together since 2004.

John Stacey From VT to NC and back to the Valley, John Stacey has been playing and singing a well-received mix of singer-songwriter, folk, and Americana music. This evening he may be joined by a few musical friends.

Michael Graffius Mike plays a mix of originals and cover songs inspired by a long list of singer-songwriters that include Woody Guthrie, Donovan, and Billy Joel.

Lou Graham & Jack Cavacco On guitars and mandolin, Lou and Jack sing and play an assortment of familiar tunes from the folk, country, and traditional realm. See how many you can recognize!

The Unheard Gerry Giguere, Penny Smith-Giguere, Jeff Lerner and Sue Mack are four friends brought together by fate to play and sing great songs from the ’60s, ’70s, ’80s and ’90s. These songs bring joy to themselves and others!

The Machine Shop These longtime UMass jammers play a crowd-pleasing acoustic assortment of old-time, Irish, and contradance instrumentals.

Supervised Clinical Trial Dynamic group with a varied repertoire of covers and favorites. This group is full of energy, great voices, and talented musicians, generates fun, and makes you want more.