An exciting outdoor music event is set to enchant the community of Rindge this summer. On Saturday, May 31, at 1 p.m., the lawn at 24 School St. will transform into a lively stage for the Rindge Historical Society's "Music at the Museum" open mic series. This relocation to an outdoor setting promises a refreshing experience for all attendees. Visitors are encouraged to bring along their own seating, as they enjoy a delightful selection of desserts, light meals, and refreshing beverages.
This month's lineup features Glenn & Polly, a talented duo hailing from Stoddard. With their unique blend of finger-picked guitar and harmonious vocals, Glenn Stan and Polly Pillsbury promise to captivate audiences with both classic and original tunes. The event is facilitated by local resident Ray Siekierski, who warmly invites musicians, poets, and spoken-word artists of all ages to showcase their talents. Each participant is allocated up to two songs or ten minutes of performance time. Those eager to join can reach out via email for further details.
The musical journey continues through October, featuring an array of captivating performances. Upcoming highlights include Tom Horsky in June, Kota in July, Not Dead Yet in August, Rick Ekstrom in September, and Andrew Lewis closing the season in October. A modest donation of $5 is suggested to support the efforts of the Rindge Historical Society. For more information, interested individuals can visit the official website. Community engagement through cultural events fosters connections and enriches the lives of everyone involved, promoting a vibrant and inclusive environment.
