Showing posts with label Eastham Windmill Green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eastham Windmill Green. Show all posts

Thursday, June 18, 2015

2015 Eastham Windmill Green Band Concerts

Eastham Windmill
The Eastham Visitor's Service Board is again sponsoring the band concerts on Eastham's Windmill Green on Monday evenings this summer. The concerts are held at the bandstand, starting at 7 PM every Monday. The line up is as follows:
  • June 29 - "Celebrate America" by the Chatham Chorale
  • July 6 - Peking and the Mystics Vintage Vocals
  • July 13 - Sarah Swain and the Oh Boys!
  • July 20 - The Brass Connection Quintet
  • July 27 - Bruce Abbott - Fred Fried Quartet
  • August 3 - Toast and Jam
  • August 10 - Bert Jackson Quartet
  • August 17 - Kami Lyle Quartet
  • August 24 - Chandler Travis Philharmonic
These concerts are lots of fun. Join hundreds of folks on the lawn - bring bug spray, lawn chairs and/or blankets. Or, bring a picnic dinner. These are fun for the whole family!

Thursday, June 26, 2014

2014 Windmill Green Band Concerts

The Eastham Visitor's Service Board is again sponsoring the band concerts on Eastham's Windmill Green on Monday evenings this summer. The concerts are held at the bandstand, starting at 7 PM every Monday. The line up is as follows:
  • July 7 - "Salute to America" by the Chatham Chorale
  • July 14 - Bert Jackson Quartet 
  • July 21 - The Brass Connection Quintet
  • July 28 - Toast and Jam
  • August 4 - Sarah Swain and The Oh Boys!
  • August 11 - Kami Lyle Trio
  • August 18 - Jazzy Salute to Broadway with Bruce Abbott & Fred Fried
  • August 25 - Chandler Travis Philharmonic
These concerts are lots of fun. Join hundreds of folks on the lawn - bring lawn chairs and/or blankets. Or, bring a picnic dinner. These are fun for the whole family.

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Photo of the Day - Eastham's First Snow

Although we've had two 'dustings' prior to today, today's snow provided an inch or so of 'winter wonderland'. Here is the Eastham Windmill at mid-day, at the height of the snowfall.