We're inviting all of our guitarists, singers, (ukulele players, tambourinists, glockenspeilists) to perform in this cozy neighborhood bar. If you want to perform let me know. We have a great slate of performers signed up.

The Lions of Winter will be performing at the Port Washington Bandshell for the opening of the summer concert series. The bandshell is on the water with plenty of room to set up blankets and lawn chairs.

The street will be closed off, shops will be open, restaurants will have tables in the street - it's a great party. Lions of Winter with special guests will complete the scene.

Our 5th annual Farmfest event: every year, bigger and better! Join us for a day in the sun listening to live music on a large farm property in nearby Pennsylvania.

We trek out to nearby Pennsylvania to the Mantovani farm where we host a festival style concert event. Multiple performers take the stage all afternoon and into the evening. Bring food, beverages, chairs - whatever you need for a great picnic. Very family friendly.

Hello Friends And Fellow Music Enthusiasts, I have a gig coming up this Friday which could - with your attendance - make one damned interesting human interest story: Sometime last year I performed at a unique establishment called W A Meadwerks, a "meadery" rather than a brewery, so named because they specialize in craft honey-based wine, in multiple effervescent varieties (which don't taste like honey), guaranteed to surprise and delight many of those unfamiliar. But that's not even the story. Since my appearance at W A Meadwerks, the "Copyright Police" came down on this nobly entrepreneurial two-man operation in typically ruthless fashion, rendering Long Island's only meadery unable to host any live music act performing cover material. This signaled the end of live music at W A Meadwerks. Or so they thought. I saw this as an opportunity, and so suggested "Why not have me perform my originals there? That's something the authorities can't touch." The good folks at W A Meadwerks - all two of them - agreed to give this and me a shot. ...So, Friday August 25th starting at 6:00PM I will be rendering an entire program of original songs at W A Meadwerks, including a cherry-pick of some of my favorite songs by a friend or two who, like me, are unpublished songwriters. As audience and tasters, I strongly urge you to come and be privy to this very special marriage of pioneering spirits. Bring open minds, ears and taste buds - all three are in for some real treats!

Once a month we turn the Lapham Theater into a coffee house and bring in local musicians to entertain us. This month will feature the Front Porch Players. Since they feature several ukuleles in their music, we thought we’d go for broke and add additional ukulele performances. For extra silliness we’re having Uke Show & Tell – bring your ukulele to show off and if you’re up for it, play a song for us. Additional performers include Tom Capasso (of Acoustic Color) and Steve Lavin.

America-themed craft brewery right on Freeport's Nautical Mile. I recommend the lager! https://www.brewsa.com/

Streetfighter is - to the best of my knowledge - Long Island's premiere Rolling Stones tribute band, whose resident Mick Jagger Peter Vereecke used so sit in with my very first band Mazarin. Looking forward to playing many of my favorite Stones songs this Saturday!

Once a month we turn the Lapham Theater into a coffee house featuring live music along with a musician interview. This is an opportunity for musicians to connect with other musicians and music lovers to hear special performances by local musicians. This month will feature Michael Longo, leader of the band Dexter Skully. There will also be performances from Tom Capasso and Bob Lee of Acoustic Color and Doug Khazzam from New Wave band Buddy Love.

Three's the Charm - our third Living Room Session features Ana Paul. Pull her up in your music service and listen to her gorgeous songs. (We also have a couple of videos on our YouTube channel from her recent Landmark Theater performance.) The “Living Room Sessions” series is held monthly at the Lapham Theater in the Port Washington Library for musicians and their friends. It’s an opportunity to hang out, create and enjoy live music in an informal environment with friends (some of whom you haven’t met yet.)

Port Washington closes Main Street to cars and opens it up for shopping and dining. It's a wonderful setting for live music.

Port Washington shuts down Main Street and the Town Dock to cars and opens it up for vendors and live events.

This is our second outing - our "Sophomore album" if you will. Our featured performer this month is Stuart (Stu) Markus. Besides being a recording and touring songwriter, Stuart has been a working musician since 1993, with a collection of hundreds of popular songs from the past six decades. The lion's share of his repertoire is from the classic rock and folk-rock eras of the 1960s and '70s, but he stretches back to the swing era and forward to the current decade, to please audiences of all ages -- all adapted to the acoustic guitar. The “Living Room Sessions” series is held monthly at the Lapham Theater in the Port Washington Library for musicians and their friends. It’s an opportunity to hang out, create and enjoy live music in an informal environment with friends (some of whom you haven’t met yet.)

Port Washington closes Main Street to cars and opens it up for shopping and dining. It's a wonderful setting for live music.

Some of you were with us at the Homebrew Music holiday parties where our living room because the center of an impromptu concert / jam. That’s the inspiration for our “Living Room Sessions” series to be held monthly at the Lapham Theater in the Port Washington Library. It’s an opportunity to hang out, create and enjoy live music in an informal environment with friends (some of whom you haven’t met yet.) This session will feature Barry Waller, original bassist for Mazarin, who just spent 5 years with the Happy Together Tour.

We do a Showcase event 3 times/year to present a sampling from our community of talented performers. It's a celebration of local music, a gathering of old friends and new who enjoy live music and want to support the Long Island music scene.

Ana Paul is a Singer-Songwriter based in Port Washington, New York. Her music reminds listeners of Joni Mitchell and Folk music of the 60’s, as she likes to keep an acoustic sound. She has been writing her own music for several years. In 2020, at the age of 16, she released her first album of all original songs titled “Lady Moon”. She attended Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music and Arts where she majored in Vocal music studies. Ana has played at various venues throughout upstate New York and Long Island. She continues to work on her music while pursuing a higher education degree “This program will entail a solo voice and acoustic guitar performance by Ana Paul. She will be performing her own music as well as covering songs by artists such as Neil Young and Joni Mitchell.”

Adam will be backed by Justin Roper and Mehary Mehreteab, his bandmates from Lions of Winter.

Afternoon TEA is funded by the Manhasset Community Fund's Greentree Foundation and sponsored by The Bristol Assisted Living | January 11, 2023 at 2pm

We'll be in front of the train station.

We'll be playing acoustic on Lower Man Street

Local Music Festival / Big Party. Inviting Lehigh Valley Musicians (and friends) to come down, hang out with us, hear live music and talk shop.

We'll be in front of the train station for Port Outdoors