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<DIV id=id_500a16913ba617075042467 class="text_exposed_root text_exposed">Eve 'n' Stephen will be at Cain Park July 28 at 7 pm. Part of the Fun Folk Saturdays. (Wild Carrot, Trout Fishing in America and Long Road are the other groups in the series.)<BR><BR>Married 31 years, we began singing together just about 2 years ago. Originally we called ourselves a folk/pop duo but we have evolved to the roots/americana (wink! wink!) genre. Our songlist is very eclectic, with original<SPAN class=text_exposed_show>s when we have something original to say. Other than that it is usually the message of the song that motivates us to learn it. We believe that music changes our personal energy and the energy around us and we are having a great time sharing this new adventure together. <BR><BR>From the 2012 Cain Park program<BR><BR>"The seed was planted at a small arts camp in the Berkshire Mountains where teenage Evie studied modern dance with Woody Guthrie's wife and
formed The Beavers (based on the Weavers) with fellow camper Arlo Guthrie. After careers as a musician, musical director and teacher, Evie decided she was going to fulfill a lifelong dream to perform and sing the kind of music that was nearest and dearest to her heart - folk music. A solo open mic performance at The Barking Spider followed and shortly thereafter, her husband Stephen, a professional chef and classically trained musician, joined her performing Roots/Americana music.They believe music heals and that people singing together is potentially transformative. Their hero is Pete Seeger who has inspired them to articulate their social and political feelings, carrying on his tradition of teaching history through music and teaching people how to sing and be in community together. "<BR><BR>We will be joined on stage by the 3 D's: David Krauss on harmonica/harp, Dan Shramo on guitar and banjo and Dale Taylor on upright bass. We are thrilled to be
performing with these fine musicians.<BR><BR>There are 250 seats in the Alma Theater and we personally want to invite you to be in one of them. Tickets are $15.00<BR>Hope to see you there :):)<BR><BR>.</SPAN></DIV></DIV></div></body></html>