Performances

3:00 p.m. 

St. Matthew's 

435 Central Street

Acton, MA

978 263 2822

A concert in celebration of the Celtic New Year or the ancient festival of Samhain; the festival that is the grandfather of Halloween.  Read more about Samhain here:    

http://www.minogue.com/articles/halloween-moving-between-the-worlds/ 

7:30 p.m.

Cape Cod Cultural Center

 307 Old Main Street

South Yarmouth, MA  02664

508 394 7100

www.cultural-center.or 

Solo Show

7:00 p.m.

Peabody Public Library

82 Main Street

Peabody, MA

978 531 0100

http://www.peabodylibrary.org/

Gorgeous music room tucked away on the second floor - 20 foot ceiling, beautiful woodwork and gorgeous acoustics.  

Only catch -  you need to call in advance to reserve a space. 

8:00 p.m. 

Crossroads Coffeehouse

3 Great Pond Road

North Andover, MA

978 687-3960 

http://crossroads-coffeehouse.org/

4:00 p.m.    

Old Ship Coffeehouse Off the Square

107 Main Street

Hingham, MA  02043

http://www.bostoncoffeehouses.org/OldShip/OldShip.html 

(no advance tickets)

A volunteer run organization led by its fearless and beloved leader Jim Watson these many years. 

It's often suggested that you come along early. 

In truth, we had no problem with seats a couple of years ago since we had a 'flash freeze.'  Truly, I thought that just applied to veggies.  But, no!  

We actually had a lovely intimate candlelight concert across the street in the oldest church in New England and it was magical.... 

As dusk fell, for those few brave souls who made it in and out during a flash freeze and some of the worst and most dangerous weather I've even driven through (and I've driven through some), it was one of my lovliest memories of playing live anywhere, ever....  

We troubadours live for such moments.  Looking forward....

8:00 p.m. 

Common Fence Point 

933 Anthony Road

Portsmouth, RI

401-683-5085

http://www.commonfencemusic.org 

Home away from home.... 

6:00 p.m. service - open to the public  

 First Church in Boston

66 Marlborough St.

Boston, MA

7:30 p.m.  

Club Passim 

47 Palmer Street

Cambridge, MA 

617 492 7679

http://www.clubpassim.org/ 

Old stomping ground (formerly Club 47) of Bob Dylan and other 60's icons, this cozy coffeehouse in the heart of Harvard Square is traditionally the final show of the "To Warm the Winter's Night" tour.  

A walk around Harvard Square before the show is highly recommended - lovely lights and a great vibe.

Also suggest a trip to the Border Cafe across the street afterwards, where the Mexican music usually has to give way to the after party for the cast of "Revels" which is also traditionally held on this night also!   Love it!

There is parking in the Church Street lot across the street.  

7:00 p.m. 

Westford Public Library 

50 Main Street

Westford, MA

978 692 5555

www.westfordlibrary.org 

8:00 p.m. 

Blackstone River Theater

549 Broad Street

Cumberland, RI

401 725 9272 

www.riverfolk.org 

A show in celebration of Bridget's (Brigit's) month! Read all about here here:  http://www.minogue.com/brigid/

The super bowl is the next day, so yes, you can leave the boys at home for this one if you want! 

The hall is gorgeous!  It's all about the sound and it's a joy to play here for so many reasons. 

8:00 p.m.

Jenks Center

109 Skillings Road

Winchester, MA

781 721 7136

www.jenkscenter.org 

September 22-25th

Spanish Peaks Festival Colorado

Harp Retreat

http://www.celticmusicfest.com/

Will get more details to you but for those of you who've been asking, thought you might like to have the dates.