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Enjoy a day in the country with fine wine, local cuisine and
world-class music
Wine-tasting at Auburn Road Vineyard’s Enoteca
in Pilesgrove 4-5:15 PM
Fall Harvest Dinner at The Bistro on
Broad Street in Elmer 5:45-7:15 PM
Livingston Taylor in Concert at Appel
Farm Arts and Music Center 8:00 PM
All for the one low price of $45 per person!
(Advance Purchase is required. Limited availability,offer can't be combined
with other disounts. Transportation to the three locations is not provided.)
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New! Flex-Pass for only $60 Choose Three Different Shows from |
The new Appel Farm Flex-Pass is the answer to both CONVENIENCE and ECONOMY in your busy life. You can redeem your Flex-Pass for three different Evening Concert Series Shows of your choice. Order all three shows at once, or choose one at a time. It’s easy! Buy the Flex-Pass now, and then give us call or send us an e-mail when you select your shows. (Redemption of the Flex-Pass is subject to availability,and can't be combined with other offers. Ann Hampton Callaway concert is excluded.)
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Livingston
Taylor |
Livingston Taylor is a highly entertaining performer who peppers his shows
with interesting anecdotes and friendly insights. Recognized as a true craftsman
of the modern popular song, he accompanies himself on guitar, piano and banjo.
In a career that has spanned over thirty years he has seen his share of hits
in such gems as Carolina Day, I Will Be In Love With You and
I'll Come Running. Audiences enjoy the optimistic, good-time nature
of his shows, tinged with a bitter-sweet respect for the blues.
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A Conversation with The Klezmatics |
Join us as popular WXPN host Gene Shay chats with these fascinating musicians whose work includes theater, film, dance and television projects with some of the worlds’s greatest talents. The Klezmatics have collaborated with musical luminaries that include folk hero Arlo Guthrie, classical legend Itzhak Perlman, Israeli pop icons Chava Albertstein and Ehud Banay, Ben Folds Five, Allen Ginsberg and many more.
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The Klezmatics (concert only) |
The vitality and joy of the Klezmatics music has brought audiences across the world to their feet. They are renowned for re-inventing traditional klezmer music, fusing traditional Eastern European sounds with edgy jazz arrangements in boundary-defying performances. Wonder Wheel: Lyrics By Woody Guthrie received the 2006 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary World Music Album.
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Tom Rush |
Tom Rush is regarded as a founding member of the folk scene, having been
credited with launching the careers of artists such as Joni Mitchell, James
Taylor, Jackson Browne, Nanci Griffith, Shawn Colvin and Bill Morrissey. The
New York Times has described him as "a soft-spoken, powerful interpreter
of traditional songs." More
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Sleigh Bobs Ring! |
The Bobs are four dynamic personalities whose performance is part theatre, part comedy, part performance art, but most of all—a unique evening of music. A contemporary a cappella group, the Bobs are a "band without instruments" using just their voices and body percussion to fill the theatre with an orchestra of harmonious sound, accompanying themselves on songs that range from soulful to satire, from amazing to moving, from familiar to unimaginable. Don’t miss this incredible live show of witty, tuneful, original material and outrageous covers of classic holiday songs!
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John Gorka |
John Gorka flies below the pop culture radar with an almost cult-like following
that never fails to fill concert venues. Speak with any of his fans and one
instantly feels their enthusiasm and genuine affection. His shy, almost self-effacing
stage presence rightfully focuses attention on the songs. His versatility
on guitar and piano keeps his sets musically interesting, while his rich baritone
effortlessly executes his bidding. He’s never short of the sly comment
or clever joke that invariably ignites his audience.
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Ann Hampton Callaway |
Perhaps best known for writing and performing the theme to the hit TV series The Nanny, Ann Hampton Callaway is a jazz singer/songwriter whose musical credits include pianist, composer, lyricist, arranger, Broadway performer and educator. She has released a string of critically acclaimed albums of standards and originals and was nominated for a Tony Award for her starring role in the Broadway musical, Swing! In a career that spans nearly fifteen years, Callaway has been bringing fresh and original interpretations to the great American songbook.
* Ann Hampton Callaway’s concert is not available on the Flex Pass
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Red Molly |
Red Molly's stunning three-part harmonies, crisp musicianship and warm, engaging stage presence are a sheer delight. Songs by timeless greats like Hank Williams, Gillian Welch, Patty Griffin, and Red Molly's own Abbie Gardner mix easily with traditional American folk and gospel.
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Antje Duvekot has solidified her reputation as one of America’s top emerging singer songwriters with Big Dream Boulevard, her debut studio release. This CD was named to the “Top10 Releases of the Year” by National Public Radio’s, Folk Alley. |
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Terry Lee Hale |
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Marc Silver & The Stonethrowers |
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Gillian Grassie |
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Choose three of our upcoming Family Matinée programs for only $18 per person!
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As a young father of four, Flynn began writing and singing songs for his own children. These songs became the basis of two highly acclaimed family CDs, Love Takes a Whole Box of Crayons and A Manatee Sneezed on Me. They garnered Flynn repeat appearances on the Peabody Award-winning children’s radio program "Kid’s Corner" and the American Library Association’s Notable Recording Award.
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Theatreworks USA Presents |
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Jim West's |
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Running Rabbit Family Theatre presents |
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Pushcart Players presents |
A musical adaptation of the classic tale that takes us on a magical journey where inner beauty, courage and kindness triumph over greed, arrogance and bully behavior. Filled with enchantment, this enduring story and beautiful music are the essence of a delightful family afternoon!
Pushcart Players is happy to provide open captioning at this performance, which is made possible by The New Jersey Division of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in partnership with the New Jersey Theatre Alliance and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State.
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Act Out Theatre presents |
Proof, the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play by David Auburn, is a richly layered drama that explores the issue of genius vs. madness, and whether these conditions are a result of heredity. The play is set in Chicago, where Catherine, a brilliant but confused college drop-out, is dealing with the recent death of her father Robert, a mathematician genius who struggled with mental instability. Catherine’s sister Claire returns from New York to help with funeral preparations and the sparks fly. A discovery is made, and a mystery unfolds. Auburn’s play explores the complex relationships of love, trust and fear that forge the bonds of family.
*Please note that this show contains adult language.
Performance Dates
Friday, October 24, 2008 • 8:00 PM
Saturday, October 25, 2008 • 8:00 PM
Sunday, October 26, 2008 • 2:00 PM (post-performance talkback with actors and director)
Friday, October 31, 2008 • 8:00 PM
Saturday, November 1, 2008 • 8:00 PM
Sunday, November 2, 2008 • 2:00 PM
This program is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, Salem County Board of Chosen Freeholders and Salem County Cultural and Heritage Commission.
