Great performances in a historic setting
right in your back yard
RSVP to save seats!
Email fanwoodperformance@gmail.com
Specify date and number of seats.
NEXT SHOW: Saturday, June 14, 7PM
This singer/songwriter moved a couple of years ago from Nebraska to New Jersey, but is still working on that Big Sky sound. A three-time Kerrville New Folk Finalist, she's been recognized for her songwriting by American Songwriter Magazine, earning second place in a lyrics contest for her song, "We Want." She has a new album coming soon, Happily Ever Elsewhere.
The pianist/singer/songwriter and his band blend folk, rock, and soul with heartfelt storytelling and masterful musicianship. With Andy Mac driving the rhythm on drums and Martha McDonnell’s soaring fiddle adding rich melodies, the band delivers dynamic, emotionally resonant performances.
All shows start at 7:00 p.m. at the Kuran Cultural Arts Center
a.k.a. The Carriage House
135 Watson Road, off N. Martine Ave., behind Borough Hall
Doors open 6:30 p.m.
Parking in front and across the street from the building,
along the street, and in visitor spaces behind Borough Hall
RSVP to save your seats!
We can't sell advance tickets - But if you'd like us to save seats for you, please email us and let us know how many: fanwoodperformance@gmail.com
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Seats are not assigned - it's first come, first pick - but we'll save seats for reservation-holders until showtime at 7 p.m. Any unclaimed seats will then be open to patrons on the stand-by list and/or walk-ups.​
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Admission: Suggested donation $15 adults / $10 seniors, students, CASH ONLY at the door. Light refreshments available at intermission.
Stay tuned! Our Fall 2025 concert lineup will be announced soon!
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If not please email us at fanwoodperformance@gmail.com and request to be added.
And please tell your friends about our concerts at Fanwood's historic Carriage House!
The Fanwood Performance series is a presentation of
Mayor Colleen Mahr and the
Fanwood Borough Cultural Arts Council.
This arts program is made possible in part by a
HEART (History, Education, Arts Reaching Thousands) Grant
from the Union County Board of County Commissioners
