Music at The James Museum

The James Museum has many events to offer in addition to a nice collection of Western and Wildlife Art. The museum has an indoor music series several times a month on Tuesdays. This coming week it is:
Passerine

Tuesday, June 18
5:30-7:30 p.m.

Included with admission; free for members

With inventive vocal harmonies and song-writing supported by the sounds of acoustic strings, Passerine offers a fresh take on traditional folk and bluegrass music as well as a repertoire of original songs that range from sweet ballads to the edgier side of contemporary Americana. Seating is limited.

Admission is $10 for the museum and the music. The limited seating is arranged in the main lobby with several high top tables and 40 or so stackable chairs. The restaurant serves light tapas and the bar has a friendly staff. You can have drinks and snacks brought to the table or enjoy them in the restaurant.

So, if this is music that appeals to you come on out and visit the James. Tuesday admission is $10, aka Ten dollar Tuesday, so you can come early and see the entire or as much of the collection as you wish. I will be there around 5 pm to get at least one table. Also, my membership allows me one free guest so he first person to show up will be my guest. Optionally, we can leave the music around 7 pm and enjoy a fuller meal in one of the downtown restaurants.