Authentic Gospel bluegrass at 6 On The Square Saturday
OXFORD – On Saturday at 7:30 p.m., 6 On The Square (6OTS) is proud to present, “On Our Way Home.” The perfect thing to warm up a cold February night is authentic gospel bluegrass music, and that’s just what “On Our Way Home” delivers. Their strong vocal harmony and solid instrumental arrangements will get you clapping your hands, jumping to your feet, and singing along to their joyful and uplifting music. If you like both traditional and contemporary gospel and bluegrass music, this is a night for you!
“On Our Way Home” is a NY Southern Tier based band with gentle and soaring harmonies and superb instrumental work on banjo, fiddle, guitar and mandolin. They have captured the best of church choir singing and five-part harmony in the bluegrass tradition. Jill McFadden leads the band with her beautiful soprano voice and she is joined by Elizabeth Hall’s alto, Paul Sabatine’s tenor, Dan White’s baritone, Paul Dean’s bass and John Harris on background vocals.
Purchase tickets on-line at the discounted price of $8, until the day of the show; $10 on the day of the show. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and all ages are welcome. The refreshment counter will be open offering specially roasted 6OTS hot coffees, teas and other delicious refreshments.
Don't miss future performances by: Beaucoup Blue on March 14, Phil Shapiro and Carrie Shore on April 4, and Pat Wictor on April 24. Shows are at 7:30 p.m., with doors opening at 6:30. Don’t miss the 2nd annual Wine Tasting Fund Raiser with the Black Bear Winery on March 28. Visit the website at www.6onthesquare.org for tickets and future event information.
6OTS is continuing to collect food items for the Oxford Food Pantry; you may drop them in the basket as you enter. The Pantry sincerely thanks the generous community for your past donations.
In addition to these performances, 6 On The Square is currently featuring a fiber art exhibit of extraordinary “Quilted Landscapes,” wall hangings by Oxford artist, Elena Marin. 6OTS is located at 6 LaFayette Park in downtown Oxford. Phone: 843-OTS6 (6876).
“On Our Way Home” is a NY Southern Tier based band with gentle and soaring harmonies and superb instrumental work on banjo, fiddle, guitar and mandolin. They have captured the best of church choir singing and five-part harmony in the bluegrass tradition. Jill McFadden leads the band with her beautiful soprano voice and she is joined by Elizabeth Hall’s alto, Paul Sabatine’s tenor, Dan White’s baritone, Paul Dean’s bass and John Harris on background vocals.
Purchase tickets on-line at the discounted price of $8, until the day of the show; $10 on the day of the show. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and all ages are welcome. The refreshment counter will be open offering specially roasted 6OTS hot coffees, teas and other delicious refreshments.
Don't miss future performances by: Beaucoup Blue on March 14, Phil Shapiro and Carrie Shore on April 4, and Pat Wictor on April 24. Shows are at 7:30 p.m., with doors opening at 6:30. Don’t miss the 2nd annual Wine Tasting Fund Raiser with the Black Bear Winery on March 28. Visit the website at www.6onthesquare.org for tickets and future event information.
6OTS is continuing to collect food items for the Oxford Food Pantry; you may drop them in the basket as you enter. The Pantry sincerely thanks the generous community for your past donations.
In addition to these performances, 6 On The Square is currently featuring a fiber art exhibit of extraordinary “Quilted Landscapes,” wall hangings by Oxford artist, Elena Marin. 6OTS is located at 6 LaFayette Park in downtown Oxford. Phone: 843-OTS6 (6876).
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