Entertainers

 

THE FOLLOWING EVENTS DO NOT REQUIRE BUTTONS:

LIBRARY - all activities in the library are button-free (see program)

 

ICE CARVING (at Cape Cod 5) and WOOD CARVING (at Town Hall Parking lot)

TRAIN DISPLAYS - Methodist Church lower level

NOISE PARADE  followed by the BONFIRE at Oyster Pond – 6:00-6:30 pm

COUNTDOWN COD (at Oyster Pond) and FIREWORKS! – midnight!  (raindate: Jan. 1 at 6 pm)

ATRIUM EVENTS (see program)

TEEN EVENTS - Elementary School Gym – 8:00 pm

First Night Chatham Buttons are Required for the entertainers below:

First Night Chatham entertainment includes 70+ musicians, vocalists, clowns, well…
artisans of every type to entertain and serenade!
Starting off the evening before New Year’s Eve with the Cape Cod Opera.

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Cape Cod Opera
The only musical event on Friday, Dec. 30, 2011.
(Methodist Church 7:30 pm – Dec. 30)
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* * New Artist/Event in 2011-2012

Allegretto Outreach * *
A musical instrument demonstration group geared to children and schools. They play a wide range of instruments including the saxophone, fiddle, banjo, flute and more. This evening they will perform musical pieces from solos to ensembles to show how each piece works and is played. Children in the audience will be invited up, if they wish, to take a close look at the instruments and to ask questions of the musicians. This is a great opportunity to get first hand experience from musical professionals. (Community Center Gym 1 pm)

All-Worn-Out Jug Band
This favorite 1920s style Jug Band includes in their repertoire includes jug-band root music, blues, ragtime, old-time folk music and white-tradition gospel songs  . . . and fun. (Unitarian Universalist Meeting House  7 and 8 pm)  . : VIDEO : .  

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Anahita * *
An audience favorite, Anahita brings her many years of classical training in ballet, jazz, & modern dance, together with her years of training in Turkish and Egyptian style “Raks Sharki”, to bring elegance and polish to her performance of the ancient and earthy art of bellydance. She is also artistic director of the Harwich-based bellydance troupe “Ay Isigi Kizlari” (“Daughters of Moonlight”). (Eldredge Library 10 pm)

Atwater-Donnelly * *
A husband-wife duo who blend gorgeous vocals with an array of instruments. They perform traditional American and Celtic folk songs, a capella pieces, old-time gospel songs, dance tunes, and original works. Aubrey Atwater will delight the audience with her “Talking Clogging” demonstration of the dance and it’s origins. (Community Center Meeting Room 3 and 7 pm) . : : VIDEO : : .

Raif  (Ralph Bassett)
A cabaret performer with a distinctive vocal style and magnetic stage presence will be joined with pianist Mark Borgmann and guitarist Benjamin Kushigian. Raif will be singing an eclectic mix of music from show tunes to gospel. He will be performing three selections from a past NYC show ”I’ve Got The Divas In Me” where Barbra Streisand, Judy Garland, Dusty Springfield and Cher will be joining him. (Methodist Church 8 pm)

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Luigi Boccia and Art McManus
From Brooklyn and Italy, Luigi performs to a standing room only crowd on First Night. His  fans insist he is the next great tenor! Not to be missed! A fabulous sound that will raise your spirits and put a knot in your heart and an hooray on your lips. (Congregational Church 7 pm and 9 pm)

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Bonnie Brenner**
Bonnie became a year round resident of Chatham in 2010 after spending summers here since 1982. She has been a music educator for over 30 years and has specialized in leading group singing . Come to the community sing along for this intergenerational opportunity for coming together as family and friends. (Elementary School Gym 5 pm)

Asa Bryce
Back again for his second year, Chatham’s own Asa Bryce, will be performing classical guitar. He will be performing a repertoire of Renaissance, Baroque, and modern classical guitar music. He is looking forward to being home for the Christmas and New Year’s holiday and performing at First Night Chatham 2011. His studies started at the Cape Cod Conservatory and the New England Conservatory and he is currently a senior at Interlochen Arts Academy in Interlochen, Michigan as a classical guitar major.  (St. Christopher’s Chapel 10 pm)

Jimmy C’s Real Deal Band
A solid blues-rockin’-in-the-pocket band. They have been playing their blues locally from Boston to Martha’s Vineyard for almost 30 years! Featuring Craig Jones on guitar, Chuck Purro on drums, Robert Clinton on bass, and Jim Cribby on keyboards. Jimmy C has been blowing harp since the late 70′s.  A truly fun band for all! (Town Hall – downstairs 8:30 to 11:30 pm)

Cape Cod Bavarian Trio
Trumpet, guitar and accordion. Oompa Polka with a mix of Czech, Irish, Russian, French, Spanish and German tunes. (St. Martin’s Lodge 7 and 8 pm)

Cape Cod Fiddlers
Known for their energetic fiddle performances, the Cape Cod Fiddlers draw their repertoire from the Irish, Scottish, Shetland Isles, Scandinavian, Cape Breton, French Canadian and American fiddle traditions. (Methodist Church 9 and 10 pm)

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Cape Cod Model Railroad
Railroad club enthusiasts are once again providing an amazing setting of buildings forming a town and a maze of tracks for the HO Gauge trains to run.  Something for the child  in every adult.  (Methodist Church Downstairs Noon to 10:30 pm)

Chatham Lightfoots Jump Ropers
Our local talented light-footed children and their jump rope team wow the audience with their agility. Speed, double-dutch, freestyle — the whole gamut. The 2009 top ten in the nation in national competitions.
(Atrium 3 and 4 pm) . : : VIDEO : : .

Cape Cod Opera
Start your New Year’s celebrations early by enjoying a concert of arias, ensembles and duets from opera, operettas, and musical theatre. The evening event includes excerpts in French and Italian, arias and waltzes from Romeo & Juliet, and songs dreaming of dances. The young professional Boston-based quartet of Desire Maira, Jonathan Nussman, Aliana de la Guardia and Ben Robinson along with Lucy Banner at the Piano, will sing popular operettas by Strauss, Puccini, Sondheim and Bizet. The only musical event on Friday, Dec. 30, 2011. (Methodist Church 7:30 pm – Friday, Dec. 30)

Chatham Poets Read
Local poets of all ages read their best poems to share with the audience in an intimate setting. (Eldredge Library 7 pm)

Cirque du Jour
Top notch big talent includes juggling, animal acts, clowns, ringmaster, tightrope walking, a girl on a flying trapeze, and anything else you can think of! (High School Gym 2, 4, and 7 pm )  . : : VIDEO : : .

The Clancy Tradition
Lively Irish music, both vocal and instrumental, to warm the soul.  Eugene Clancy on guitar and vocals, his daughter Rosemary on fiddle and mandolin, Patrick on piano and accordion, Pat’s daughter Liadain singing vocals, and Brendan Dolan on piano and flute. The music includes tunes from the middle of the last century which were played on Sunday afternoons in the front room of the Clancy home in the small village of Charlemont, County Armagh. It was there that  Eugene and Patrick took up their instruments  to perform the repertoire of Irish folk music. (Holy Redeemer Church 8 and 9 pm)

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Colum Cille Pipes and Drums
Colum Cille is a band that performs not only Scottish or Irish pipe and drum band music, but a variety of genres, including Gaelic and American. This award winning band is named after an Irish saint who is revered as a symbol of unity. They wear the red and black Cunningham tartan. Great music in a fun and friendly environment. (Elementary School Gym 7 pm)

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Crabgrass
Cape Cod’s own bluegrass artists with sounds of a mix of old and new, and is always incomparably entertaining. (St. Christopher’s Sanctuary 6 and 7 pm)  . : : VIDEO : : .

Amber Crowley**
A local, professional singer-songwriter and musician, vocal and guitar. Amber Crowley has a passion for music, and her heartfelt songs reflect these emotions and her life experiences. A long-time Cape Cod resident, Crowley plays a variety of styles including upbeat, Acoustic Popular, Irish, folk, Country, blues, Rockabilly, Reggae and more. She melds different styles into a unique genre of original music that engages and entertains the listener. (Eldredge Library at 9 pm)

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Lou diFinizio
will give Rhumba lessons on Tuesdays in the Community Center All-purpose Room at 7:00-8:00 PM, Nov. 22 and 29 and Dec 13 and 20.

The Dreamers Big Band
Classic Big Band sound, great for dancing. This Cape Cod local band is in demand every year and is here  to celebrate the 21st year of First Night Chatham. (Chatham Bars Inn Monomoy Hall 8:30 to 11:30 pm)

Thom Dutton
This troubadour of the harp and voice reaches the audience with charm and good stories.  A New Year’s tradition.  (St. Christopher’s Chapel 11 pm)

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Face Painting
(High School cafeteria 1:00-4:30 pm)

Feelin’ Good
This Cape Cod quartet sings a capella ballads and up tunes in fabulous four-part harmony for you and your lady. A favorite entertainment for many years. The name of the group says it all!  (St. Martin’s Lodge, 9 pm)

Four Guys in Tuxes * *
Swing, Society, and Classic Rock, instrumental/vocals.  (Methodist Church 1 and 2 pm)

Freddie & the MaybellinesThe beat goes on!  Freddie and everyone’s favorite rock-and-roll band recreate all those good times we remember. There will be a fantastic dance contest at 10:00 and the winning couple will get a prize (Chatham Community Center 8:30 to 11:30 pm – Dance contest 10:00 pm)

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Susan Gatto International Folk Dancers * *
The Wellfleet Folk Dancers began in 1997.  They present dances from all over the world…Albania, Armenia, Bosnia, Croatia, Hungary, Japan, Greece, Germany and France. (Elementary Gym 4 pm)

Brian Gillie
Because of this year’s First Night dance theme, Brian’s program “Dance the Day Away” will be 95% dancing; and you and the family will help him create 80% of those dances. Come in and warm up with 45 minutes of funky dance moves and some good holiday groovin’.
Oh, yes! You’ll hear Brian sing his original song about ice-skating, but you’ll have to follow along, Simon Says-style, to act out all the skating moves.
Who can spell the word CHATHAM, with just arms and legs?
Try a cool new version of “Wheels on the Bus,” then join in a medley of the world’s most famous dances and finish with a flurry of rock ‘n’ roll’s most outrageous dance fads. Be there or be square! (Methodist Church 3 and 4 pm) . : : VIDEO : : . 

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Jackson Gillman
Will be entertaining us with song, storytelling and dance. ”Stand-Up Chameleon” Jackson Gillman magically transforms himself into a wide array of eccentric characters through his many talents as mime, actor, songsmith and storyteller. As adept with children as he is with adults, his interactive performances are seasoned with skillful dialect, song, dance, mime and sign language. Shining through Jackson’s wit and extraordinary versatility is his bemused, warm-hearted honesty. Jackson’s humor evolves from finding that which is funny in human beings trying to be human and often tripping over their own being in the attempt. (Congregational Church 1 and 2 pm). : : AUDIO : : .

Rick Goldin’s Puppets and Family Fun
Rick, puppeteer, is known for his lively, interactive and humorous children’s songs. Children love his live performances because they get to sing, dance, and jump along with Rick and his singing animal puppets. (Community Center Meeting Room 4 and 5 pm). : : VIDEO : : .

Miniature Golf (9 hole) * *
Each hole is sponsored by a business operating in Chatham. It was constructed in the Woodworking Class by Chatham High School students and will provide a fun and lively activity for the whole family.   (Middle School gym 1-5 pm)

Maureen Haley * *
Maureen Haley teaches Irish Step Dance in the Boston area. She will be showing us how to Irish step dancing. Enjoy this energetic group with beautiful costumes and lively Irish music.(Drama Guild 3 pm)

Kathy Hamilton and Priscilla Smith
This duo will be joining us this year. Kathy Hamilton is a flautist and Priscilla will be performing on her gold Lyon & Healy concert harp. (Congregational Church 4 pm & 5 pm)

Chris Henshaw
Chris Henshaw hails from the city of Dublin where he sang along with his parents and family of thirteen children. He has been performing on the Cape for many years at Irish venues and festivals. This is his sixth year at First Night Chatham singing Irish music to warm your heart and tickle your fancy. If you like a bit of Irish humor in song, you will enjoy this one-man band. (St. Martin’s Lodge 10 pm)

Improv
Mike Devine will be doing improvisational skits for adults. Funny and amazing on the spot and off the cuff spontaneous activity for those who enjoy the theater experience.(Drama Guild 8:00-9:30 pm)

Java Jive
“The Word’s Smallest Big Band”  has exceptional vocals, two trumpets and a trombone, as well as three keyboards. They take pride in delivering each song the way it was originally recorded. Their music is a mix of Swing, Motown, Disco, Classic Rock, Soft Rock, R & B,  and just about anything else you hear on the radio today. (Methodist Church 5 pm)

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Greg Johnson
Greg is returning to First Night Chatham.  He will be performing a voice and guitar tribute to James Taylor with a little help from his friends.(St. Christopher’s Chapel 7 and 8 pm)

Just for Teens
Activities that will include Wii dance video, poker game and some tattoos. Free pizza and soda will be provided. (Elementary School Gym 8:00-11:30 pm)

Khadija* *
Khadijha will entertain us with one of the oldest forms of dance, Egyptian Dance/Middle Eastern Dance. In this expressive and entrancing dance, the unique story of a woman’s life unfolds. This ancient dance still marks every important event and stage of life in Egypt. (Drama Guild 9:30)  . : : VIDEO : : .

Joan Kirchner and Brian Billiter
Joan Kirchner, Brian Billiter, & Chris Morris send you into the new year with a smooth combination of duets and solos that range from classics to crossover favorites like “The Prayer and “Time to Say Goodbye” and popular song from the 40′s to today. There’s something for everyone in this varied program by these Cape favorites. (St. Christopher’s Church 11 pm)

Chip Koser
Ice carver. Stop by and watch Chip carve a beautiful sculpture from large blocks of ice. Chip is the Culinary arts instructor at the Tech School in Bourne. This past winter he (and his team) took 3rd place in the World Ice Art Championship held in Alaska.(Cape Cod 5 bank – front lawn  1 to 3:30 pm)

Anoush Longerstaey
Anoush, a 16 year old pianist will be presenting a program of Beethoven and Alexander Scriabin. (St. Christopher’s Church 5 pm)

Ross McVicar
Ross is a woodcarver whose specialty is carving North American mammals and nature scenes out of wood with a chainsaw. With his lifelong study of wild animals and nature, he is able to turn a downed tree into a lifelike and realistic art sculpture. (Town Parking lot  1:00- 3:30 pm)

Siobhan Magnus**
Come and enjoy this American Idol finalist, Siobhan Magnus, as she rocks the house with her edgy and unique style of music…. even some original music. We are happy to have her!! ($18 button is required. Limited quota capacity – overflow will be viewed on a large screen in the gym) (High School Auditorium 9 pm and 10:15 pm) . : : VIDEO : : .

Joe and Sarah Marchio
Joe, First Congregational Church music director and organist and conductor of the Chatham Chorale will perform with his wife, Sarah, a program featuring music by Bach, Mendelssohn, and others. Sarah on the bagpipe. (Congregational Church 10 pm)

Marcus the Magician
This is a high-energy, comedy magic show filled with fun and laughter, audience participation, a dove is miraculously produce, and of course the magic rabbit. Super magic for the young and the young at heart. (Monomoy Hall 5 pm)

Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe * *
Mashpee Native American tribal dancing. (High School Auditorium 1 pm)

Larry Marsland
Vocals in a cabaret style with songs made famous by Sinatra and Garland.
(St. Christopher’s Sanctuary 10 pm)

Mary Jane Tappers * *
This award winning group of energetic “Ladies of a certain age” will astonish you with their amazing costumed dance routines. (Drama Guild 2 pm)

Katie Mayhew * * Nineteen year old sensation from Martha’s Vineyard who sings show stoppers by Sondheim and Lloyd Webber.  Katie has performed with the Boston Pops at Symphony Hall and the Esplanade and in London at Cadogan Hall.  With a huge talent in vocals, dance, and drama, she does it all. (St. Christopher’s Sanctuary 9 pm)  . : : VIDEO : : .

Doug and Kimberlee McHugh**
Doug and Kimberlee will be performing, demonstrating and giving lessons during the day. Come prepared to learn how to dance. (Community Center gym 2-5)(Monomoy Hall at CBI 7-9:30)
They will conduct a dance contest during Freddie and the Maybellines. Jugged by the 3 maybeling and a Prize for the best dancers. Bring your dancing shoes.   (10-10:30 fredd)

Doug and Kimberly McHugh will give Ballroom and Foxtrot lessons on Saturdays at the Community Center, All-purpose Room 1-2 PM,  Nov. 26 and Dec 10 and 17.   Taking these lessons will put you  in the mood for the dance contest and dancing in general.

Middle School Drama Club - children’s play
“The Almost Totally True Story of Hansel & Gretel” (Elementary School Gym 2:00 pm)

Monomoy Six
With Jeff Hughes on cornet leading the band, you’ll hear lots of swinging improvisations on familiar and maybe not so familiar tunes, with each musician featured on specialty numbers, and on requested tunes from the audience.  This is always a fun and exciting performance, so come and sit awhile, and prepare to enjoy some hot jazz to warm the chilly night! (Atrium 7 to 11 pm)

Sean Murphy * *
This New Years Eve come and spend some time with a group of Irish Set Dancers from Cape Cod. Set Dancing is danced in pairs, made up of a man and woman or two women/men. In this class we will demonstrate how to do an easy dance and then show you how to do it. The class is open to everyone – beginners, experienced dancers and those who just want to watch and enjoy the fun. Wear comfortable loose clothing, appropriate footwear, if you can, and bring a bottle of water. The main thing to bring is your sense of humor and enthusiasm. (Elementary Gym 3 pm)

Tara Murphy**
Cape Cod African Dance & Drum’s presentation, a spirited and invigorating group, is family friendly and consists of tradtional dance and drumming performance pieces from Guinea and Senegal, West Africa. We are led by master drummer Issa Coulibaly of Mali, West Africa, and longtime dancer Tara Murphy, a Cape Cod resident. Audience members also get a chance to come up and try the drumming and dance moves in a fun and informal setting, as well as learn an African song. The whole audience shares in the joy and high energy. (High School Auditorium 3 pm). : : VIDEO : : .

The Nau-sets**
Will perform Square dancing during which time they will invite folks to join them for a few sets. Four couples form a “Square” and dance a pattern of figures as directed by a caller. Music ranges from classic country, contemporary to rock. Movements are rhythmic, smooth, graceful and easy to learn. The old time barn dance has been modernized. (Middle School gym 8 pm)

The Noteables
Popular and beloved ensemble pictured above sings for the fun of it. Their four part harmony includes Broadway show tunes, old favorites, folk songs, and spirituals.  Chris Morris directs the music. A great Chatham tradition.  (St. Christopher Church 4 pm)

O’Challah
Irish, Jewish, and Eastern European band with Denya LeVine, Clayton March and Greg Johnson. Their music is a blend of innovative arrangements with traditional styles. To the joy, beauty and sensitivity of the music of Ireland, add the untamed wildness of Balkan, Eastern European Klezmer and Israeli dance music; the emotionally rich, evocative compositions of Greg and Clayton; Denya singing songs in English, Irish Gaelic, Hebrew, and Yiddish; guitar, clarinet, tin whistle, Irish flute, mandolin and fiddles. Energizing, engaging and whimsical!
(Eldredge Library 8 pm)

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Ooch * *
Brett Outchcunis will entertain and instruct about Stomp form of dance. He will invite those who would like to learn, to participate…fun for the whole family. (Middle School Gym 7 pm)

Brett Outchcunis
“Yo-yos Music and Dance! Oh My!” With Brett Outchcunis. Families of all ages will be captivated inspired and entertained during this interactive dance Ooooch (Eldredge Library 1 and 3 pm)

Oyez! Renaissance Music
Performed with gorgeous period instruments. A rare musical treat.
(Unitarian Universalist Meeting House 9 pm)

John Randall’s Saltwater Jazz
Playing the Great American Songbook, these cats perform ’round midnight bringing you the warm mellow sound of modern jazz – Gershwin, Cole Porter, Duke Ellington.  Piano, guitar, bass and drums will  bring in the New Year with style.
(Unitarian Universalist Meeting House 10 and 11 pm)

Dave Rauscher
A classical guitarist Dave has been with First Night since the beginning. His unique style with the classical guitar makes him a favorite of audiences of all ages. (St. Christopher’s Chapel 9 pm)

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The Reunion  Band
Toe tapping, happy feeling bluegrass music. Featuring tight vocal harmonies and solid traditional bluegrass sound. Mandolin, rhythm guitar, acoustic bass, banjo and fiddle.  (Community Center Meeting Room 9 and 10 pm)

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The-Rip-It-Ups
Probably best described as a Traditional Rock & Roll Band – with lots of Blues – Rockabilly – Country Jazz & Soul with Jodi Birchall as the dynamic vocalist. A real Rock & Roll Extravaganza! … for everybody, Young or Old, as the band can play everything from ballads, originals, country AND western to great jazz, blues & rock – always with a lot of energy!  (Atrium 5 pm)

Tim Sweeney Trio
The Tim Sweeney Trio swings! You’ll dance and sing along to songs you’ve loved all your life –  30’s and  40′s standards, 50’ s favorites and 60’s classics, and finger-snapping originals. Just try to stay in your seat! Tim Sweeney on ukulele and vocals, Ed Banks on bass, and Lucas Provost on drums. (Holy Redeemer Church 7 pm) . : : VIDEO : : .

“Swing Time” Movie
Movie starring Fed Astaire and Ginger Rogers. A performer and gambler travels to New York City to raise the $25,000 he needs to marry his fiancée, only to become entangled with a beautiful aspiring dancer. Bus transportation to movie and return trip. (bus leaves from Rockland Bank 2:10 to view movie at Atwood House 2:30)

Toast and Jam with special guest Andy Reiner, fiddle
Toast and Jam, the original bluegrass trio from the Cape (Julie Wanamaker, Tim Dickey, and at First Night Roe Osborn, bass) will introduce First Night to the fiery fiddling of Andy Reiner, who recently toured SE Asia with his group “The Earth String Band” for the US State Department. (Community Center Meeting Room 8 pm  and  Methodist Church 11 pm) . : : VIDEO : : .

Toe Jam Puppets
The Toe Jam Puppet Band performances are very active, encouraging kids and parents to sing and dance along with the band as they entertain with a unique combination of original songs, masterful shadow puppetry, storytelling and just plain old good fun. (Community Center meeting room 12:30 pm and 2:00 pm) . : : VIDEO : : .

Trevor the Juggler
Awesome skills and hilarious antics in an engaging and high-energy show! (Atrium 2 pm) 

 

Naomi Turner – Tides Dance Company
A concert of music and dance directed by Naomi Turner and Antonia Stephens, with a cast of over 20 performers with members of the Elaine Chase Dance Company and For the Love of Tap. Featured singers include Joan MacFarlan, Cheryl Kain, and Noah Pelty. Choreography by Eveline Carle, Sam Fiorella, Joanne Sinerate, Antonia Stephens, and Naomi Turner. (Chatham Drama Guild 5 & 7 pm)

Naomi’s Swing class, Naomi Turner will give Swing lessons in her 878 Studio for four consecutive Mondays, 6:30-7:30 PM Nov. 21 and 28 and Dec. 5 and 12.

Ashley Wade
A returning favorite who’s a real crowd pleaser with a great voice … accompanied by Chris Morris.
(Congregational Church 8 pm)

Martha Whatley and Peter Earle
The best of Broadway vocal duets  featuring Show Boat to the latest musical. With the ever-popular Chris Morris on the piano.  (Methodist Church 7 pm)

 

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THE FOLLOWING EVENTS DO NOT REQUIRE BUTTONS:

LIBRARY – all activities in the library are button-free (see program)

ICE CARVING (at Cape Cod 5) and WOOD CARVING (at Town Hall Parking lot)

TRAIN DISPLAYS – Methodist Church lower level

NOISE PARADE  followed by the BONFIRE at Oyster Pond – 6:00-6:30 pm

COUNTDOWN COD (at Oyster Pond) and FIREWORKS! – midnight!  (raindate: Jan. 1 at 6 pm)

ATRIUM EVENTS (see program)

TEEN EVENTS – Elementary School Gym – 8:00 pm