indyindie presents Natalia Zukerman LIVE in concert, Wednesday, November 12, 7:00 PM at Unitarian Universalist Church of Indianapolis, 615 West 43rd St., Indianapolis. Admission is $10 at the door.

http://www.nataliazukerman.com/

Natalia's latest CD, Brand New Frame, introduces listeners to her rich layers of top-notch guitar playing, contemporary beats and dark, sweet, provocative vocals. Musically sophisticated, intimate and irreverent all at once . . .

See you soon, music lovers.

Thanks for supporting live acoustic music!

   dh
Dan Henkel
Impresario and Trophy Husband
"Serving the World Since 1951"

See you at thew Michael Johnathon show this Saturday.

Thanks for supporting live acoustic music!

   dh
Dan Henkel
Impresario and Trophy Husband
"Serving the World Since 1951"

You're Invited: New Year's Eve Jam and Open House

Beth and Dan Henkel, together with Circle Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, invite you to our umpteenth annual New Year's Eve Acoustic jam and Open House. We hope you'll stop by for awhile or stay all evening. This is a joyful mingling of diverse good folks,with informal music happening throughout. (Circle Fellowship co-sponsors the Indy Folk Series and some fine house concerts; expect good vibes, tunes and conversation.)

NEW LOCATION: Circle Fellowship (see below)

WHAT HAPPENS
If you've been part of this tradition, you know the drill:

Acoustic music in thef ront room, snacks in the middle, earnest conversation and conviviality everywhere.

- Musicians come and go throughout the evening, sharing tunes and talent
- Some folks stay 'til the ball drops; others drop by as schedules allow
- There's plenty of food and drink, but bring something if you'd like to share (all manner of snacks as well as Druid fluids, champagne and safe/alternative beverages are welcome.) Musicians are off the hook—just come and play!
- If they're your friends, they're ours—bring 'em!

We hope to see you for this post-Solstice celebration to usher in a great new year for all of us.
You needn't RSVP, but feel free to ask questions or to let us know you're coming: dan@...

NEW LOCATION: Getting there
After years at Beth and Dan's Oxford Street home, we're ready to expand and move to the comfortable and resonant Fellowship House at 1818 West 57^th Street, Indianapolis (one block north and one block east of Kessler Blvd. and Michigan Rd.)

Map at www.cuuf.org 
Going north on Michigan Rd., turn right at the first street north of Kessler Blvd. Look for the third house on the left. Park on either the west or east side of the house. Enter off the deck on the north side of the house and prepare to enjoy.

Hi, music lovers:

Great show last month with Kate and Doug of Blueprint music!
Here's something to get your toes tapping as we watch winter morph FINally into
spring. . .

Saturday, March 28, 2009: Goldmine Pickers
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
UUI (Unitarian Universalist Church of Indianapolis)
615 West 43rd St. (Just south of Butler University)
Map at www.uui.org

Goldmine Pickers is a young, passionate, four-piece band weaving together roots
and inspiration in bluegrass, jazz, folk and Irish traditions to create an
energetic new space in Americana music. With memorable acoustic performances,
the group has magnetized audiences in intimate to expansive concert halls, at
festivals and on live radio shows with inspiring interplay between guitar,
mandolin, upright bass and a fiery fiddler and soaring, heartfelt harmonies.
www.goldminepickers.com

$10 (12 and under free)
Coffee, wine and snacks available
www.indyfolkseries.org

See you then, music lovers--and thanks for supporting live acoustic music!
     dh
Dan Henkel
Impresario and Trophy Husband
"Serving the World Since 1951"

Kara Barnard to Perform in Danville

 (You may remember Kara from a superb performance in a prior season of the Indy Folk Series)

Multi-talented musician Kara Barnard will be the next featured performer at the "Keys,Strings & Other Things" live music series.  The show will be held on Saturday, March 21beginning at 7 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Community Church in Danville.(While the show is held in a church building, it is in no way intended topromote any particular religious point of view.)

Kara Barnard describes herself as "a well-known, unknown, one-woman 4 piece band that fits easily into the back of a small, fuel-efficient touring vehicle".  She began performing as a child along with her parents and sister.  Later she and her sister formed a very successful duo that performed regularly at venues in Nashville, Indiana, recorded 3 CDs, appeared several times on PBS and were the opening act for artists like James Taylor, Wynonna Judd, Dave Matthews, REO Speedwagon and Fleetwood Mac.  Now performing solo as well as touring and recording with some top national independent artists,Kara continues to amaze listeners with her jaw-dropping instrumentation.  She is commonly heard on radio stations from Hawaii to New York and has been written about in several industry magazines including Acoustic Guitar and SingOut. Among her many achievements, she was once recognized as the top female mandolinist in Indiana.  In addition to countless national studio credits and solo performances, she has produced 7 of her own projects, some of which will be available for purchase at the show.

 The church is located at 95 N. Jefferson St. one block north of the county courthouse and just behind the Mayberry Cafe. Admission is $10 with children 16 and under admitted for $5.   To learn more abou tKara Barnard, visit her website at www.karabarnard.com . For questions about the "Keys, Strings & Other Things"series, contact Sam Carman at scarman@... ,or phone 317-892-4239.

Emily Ann Thompson's Celtic fiddling has been described as "organic, lively, and passionate." She plays traditional Irish, Scottish and Cape Breton tunes in highly energetic and original arrangements. This concert will feature Emily on Celtic fiddle with Kelly Thompson on guitar and guest artists TH Gillespie (piano, bass, guitar), Alberta Lathan (voice, flute) and Ann Thurber (Irish dance).

Emily Ann Thompson's Celtic fiddling has been described as "organic, lively, and passionate." She plays traditional Irish, Scottish and Cape Breton tunes in highly energetic and original arrangements. This concert will feature Emily on Celtic fiddle with Kelly Thompson on guitar and guest artists TH Gillespie (piano, bass, guitar), Alberta Lathan (voice, flute) and Ann Thurber (Irish dance).

Emily Ann Thompson's Celtic fiddling has been described as "organic, lively,and passionate." She plays traditional Irish, Scottish and Cape Breton tunes in highly energetic and original arrangements. This concert will feature Emily on Celtic fiddle with Kelly Thompson on guitar and guest artists TH Gillespie (piano, bass, guitar), Alberta Lathan (voice,flute) and Ann Thurber (Irish dance).

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You're Invited: New Year's Eve Jam and Open House

Beth and Dan Henkel, together with Circle Unitarian Universalist Fellowship and the Indy Folk Series, invite you to our umpteenth annual New Year's Eve Acoustic Jam and Open House. We hope you'll stop by for a while or stay all evening. This is a joyful mingling of diverse good folks, with informal music happening throughout. (Circle Fellowship co-sponsors the Indy Folk Series; expect good vibes, tunes and conversation.)

REPEATING LAST YEAR'S GREAT NEW LOCATION: Circle Fellowship (see below)

WHAT HAPPENS
If you've been part of this tradition, you know the drill:

Acoustic music in the front room,snacks in the middle, earnest conversation and conviviality everywhere.

- Musicians come and go throughout the evening, sharing tunes and talent
- Some folks stay 'til the ball drops; others drop by as schedules allow
- There's plenty of food and drink, but bring something if you'd like to share (beer/wine, champagne and safe/alternative beverages are welcome.)
Musicians are off the hook--just come and play!
- If they're your friends, they're ours--bring 'em!
- Children are welcome; we'll take turns with them caring for them.

We hope to see you for this post-Solstice celebration to usher in a great new year for all of us.
You needn't RSVP, but feel free to ask questions or to let us know you're coming: dan@...
 or 317-446-2666.

NOTE LOCATION: Getting there
After years hosting this party at Beth and Dan's Oxford Street home, we expanded last year to the comfortable and resonant Fellowship House at
1818 West 57^th Street, Indianapolis (one block north and one block east of Kessler Blvd. and Michigan Rd.)

Map at www.cuuf.org
Going north on Michigan Rd., turn right at the first street north of Kessler Blvd. Look for the third house on the left. Park on either the west or east side of the house. Enter off the deck on the north side of the house and prepare to enjoy.

You're Invited: New Year's Eve Jam and Open House

Beth and Dan Henkel, together with Circle Unitarian Universalist Fellowship and the Indy Folk Series, invite you to our umpteenth annual New Year's Eve Acoustic Jam and Open House. We hope you'll stop by for a while or stay all evening. This is a joyful mingling of diverse good folks, with informal music happening throughout. (Circle Fellowship co-sponsors the Indy Folk Series; expect good vibes, tunes and conversation.)

REPEATING LAST YEAR'S GREAT NEW LOCATION: Circle Fellowship (see below)

WHAT HAPPENS
If you've been part of this tradition, you know the drill:

Acoustic music in the front room,snacks in the middle, earnest conversation and conviviality everywhere.

- Musicians come and go throughout the evening, sharing tunes and talent
- Some folks stay 'til the ball drops; others drop by as schedules allow
- There's plenty of food and drink, but bring a snack or drink if you'd like to share (beer/wine, champagne and safe/alternative beverages are welcome.)
Musicians are off the hook--just come and play!
- If they're your friends, they're ours--bring 'em!
- Children are welcome; we'll take turns with them caring for them.

We hope to see you for this post-Solstice celebration to usher in a great new year for all of us.
You needn't RSVP, but feel free to ask questions or to let us know you're coming: dan@...
 or 317-446-2666.

NOTE LOCATION: Getting there
After years hosting this party at Beth and Dan's home, we expanded last year to the comfortable and resonant Fellowship House at
1818 West 57^th Street, Indianapolis (one block north and one block east of Kessler Blvd. and Michigan Rd.)

Map at www.cuuf.org
Going north on Michigan Rd., turn right at 57th St. (the first street north of Kessler Blvd.) Look for the third house on the left. Park on either the west or east side of the house. Enter off the deck on the back (north) side of the house and prepare to enjoy.