Great performances in a historic setting
right in your back yard
Live music coming this fall
Nov. 14: Scott Krokoff
Strikes & Gutters
New York singer-songwriter Scott Krokoff, who performed at our first post-pandemic show in 2022, returns to our series with a fresh batch of songs. He weaves elements of folk-rock and country-pop into confessional and compelling Americana.
Strikes and Gutters is a locally based, acoustic trio recently formed by Dave Handler, Evan Siegel and Brian Celardo - close friends who have been making music together for the last 10 years. Their repertoire reflects a diversity of genres - from folk and blues to modern indie and classic rock - reimagined through an acoustic lens.
Our shows start at 7:00 p.m. in the
Patricia M. Kuran Cultural Arts Center
at 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 we take reservations, restaurant-style. If you plan to join us, RSVP by email and let us know how many seats to save for you! fanwoodperformance@gmail.com
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. If your plans should change, please let us know so we can release your seats and accommodate other music-lovers.
Admission: Suggested donation $15 adults / $10 seniors, students, CASH ONLY at the door. Light refreshments available for purchase at intermission. All proceeds are used to keep the music going!
Are you on our mailing list for updates on our series?
If not, let us add you! Email fanwoodperformance@gmail.com
The Fanwood Performance series is a presentation of
Mayor Colleen Mahr,
the Fanwood Borough Cultural Arts Council
and our music-loving volunteers.
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
