There’s Always Something Happening at the PCA – April 2024 Events

There’s Always Something Happening at the PCA – April 2024 Events

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WESTFORD — The following event release was shared by the Parish Center for the Arts for publication.

On April 12, back by popular demand are Cynthia MacLeod and Gordon Belsher. MacLeod is one of Prince Edward Island’s finest ambassadors of traditional music carving a distinct style of fiddling that embraces both her local roots and her ancestral connection to the Scottish highlands. Gordon Belsher has been performing in Canada and around the world for more than 40 years and is a fixture of the Prince Edward Island music scene. Do not miss your chance to catch this upbeat show that’ll keep your toes tappin’, your heels clickin’ and your body completely unable to stay still! Last year was a sell-out success! https://parisharts.square.site/product/4-12-24-cynthia-macleod-with-gordon-belsher/158

Winning awards and playing to sold-out shows across New England and beyond, the Boston-based Delta Generators have made quite a name for themselves since hitting the scene in 2008. Their music brings together their diverse musical influences, drawing on the traditions of Blues, Roots, R&B, Americana and Rock to create a sound uniquely their own.  They’ll be at the PCA on April 13. https://parisharts.square.site/product/delta-generators/109.

Like piano with a touch of hilarity?  On April 14, an epic battle continues… “Man vs. Piano.” After a 3:15pm talk, enjoy a 4pm visit with pianist Steve Zocchi, in an afternoon of levity & virtuosity. A disciple of Victor Borge, Zocchi uses humor and honesty to dissolve the tension and pretense around classical music. Steve’s pre-concert talk shall illuminate hilarious insights into the life of a pianist. The music to follow will include Bach, Mozart, Chopin, energetic improvisations and more! All ages welcome. Tickets are available at https://parisharts.square.site/product/4-14-24-steve-zocchi-man-vs-piano-piano-heritage-series-/95.

Singer/songwriter Don White brings his perennially popular show back to the PCA on April 20 at 7pm.

There is no one-word description for what White does. He’s an award-winning singer/songwriter, a comedian, an author, and a storyteller. He’s been bringing audiences to laughter and tears for over thirty years, released nine CDs, three live DVDs, and a book, “Memoirs of a C Student.”In 2011, he won the Jerri Christen Memorial Award, given out by Boston Area Coffeehouse Association, for his work with the community and that same year was given a key to the city in his hometown of Lynn. White has opened for Arlo Guthrie, Ritchie Havens. Louden Wainwright III, and Taj Mahal, shared a bill with David Bromberg, Janis Ian, and Lyle Lovett, and has been featured in storytelling festivals around the country. For tickets, visit https://parisharts.square.site/product/don-white/57.

You can also consider any of these PCA Community events, open to all with a $5 suggested donation:

  • 2nd & 4th Sundays at 6:30pm, Open Mic Night
  • Thursday Sing & Jam Nights, 7-10pm;
  • Monthly Jazz Jam from 3:30-5:30pm;
  • Tuesday Creative Motivation Art/Crafting Sessions, 9:30-11:30am;
  • 3rd Friday Bluegrass Jams at 7pm.

The PCA is located at 10 Lincoln Street, right on Westford Common. For information, visit pcawestford.org, call (978) 692-6333, or email to admin@pcawestford.org to receive weekly updates!

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