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Coffeehouse

Saturday Coffeehouse

Spend Saturday Evening at the Rowland Coffeehouse

A Night of the Arts Featuring outstanding musicians, singers, dancers and more!

3rd Saturday of every other month 6-9 pm

Light refreshments available $5 donation

Next Coffeehouse Feb 18. This months line up:

Katie and Brian Lynch: Both siblings have both been involved in music for many years, albeit on different paths.  Brian has been performing in the greater Philadelphia area in bands such as KB noise, Polish Mafia, and R & B.  Katie had more involvement in theatre, appearing in several plays. Apart from appearing in plays, Katie was always involved in writing lyrics and music.  Having collaborated on a few projects here and there over the past couple of years, they decided to make a commitment to writing and performing together on a more regular basis and are now bringing their act to the live stage.  Drawing influences from a wide variety of genres, the duo has a folky, singer/songwriter feel, with some splashes of their more diverse influences occasionally mixed in.

Old Soles: a songwriter’s band based out of Trevose, Doylestown and Princeton. The band is comprised of three multi-instrumentalists and songwriters – Lucas Hamren, Jack Stanford and Sam Popkin. While these three musicians are very different musical entities on their own, they come together to deliver a rockin’ American roots/soul sound that is not commonly heard these days. Be sure to come down and see Old Soles do their thing, cause it’s not something you want to miss. http://lucashamren.bandcamp.com

Graham Craig: a singer song writer from Philadelphia. He has played extensively for several years in the Philadelphia area with many bands and as a solo act. Graham’s music reflects an influence mixture of Pearl Jam, Radiohead and Elliot Smith. http://www.grahamcraigmusic.com
Jim Arkus: is an award-winning multi-instrumentalist, playing acoustic and electric guitar, mountain dulcimer, and bass. Jim is strongly influenced by the country blues musicians of the 1930’s, as well as contemporary folk and rock acts. He possesses a powerful voice and a style which is somehow innovative and traditional at the same time. http://www.jimarkus.blogspot.com/