I will be one of four performers that afternoon, probably with a 20 minute spot, and perhaps some joint performances at end of all performer spots. Details still TBD. I will be doing a mix of nature appreciation and environmental awareness songs, either two of each or three of the former and one of the latter. Press release with more info under development by event musical coordinator and forthcoming.

Wednesday, March 20, is the Spring Equinox, so on Saturday, March 23, I will be doing a one hour set of nature appreciation songs mixed with those of environmental warning. Lots of new songs, all original. Love to have you stop by.

Performance will be a half hour set of self-generated environmental issue awareness and nature appreciation folk songs, beginning at 2 p.m. The event itself, as noted on the flyer below, begins at 1 p.m. and runs until 4 p.m. Rip Van Winkle Lake is a municipal park owned by the Village of Tannersville, in the Town of Hunter, Greene County, and is easily accessible from nearby State Route 23A.