Frank Hamilton School Community Appearances & Concerts!

Managing Director Shelley Satonin-Hershkovits has published a new blog posting that places emphasis on the nurturing process of learning provided by the Frank Hamilton School – it really is a wonderful sight to behold witnessing people of varying skill levels coming together for a harmonious jam where one can just play what is natural in the moment. It is this sort of environment that can be so welcoming to an individual (take me, for instance!) who has never played before or hasn’t played in 20 years and encouraging towards continuing beyond each session and Second Half to enjoy his/her instrument(s) of choice.

Come Play With Us and see what it’s all about. You’ll be glad you did! The new term begins Tuesday, March 7 & Wednesday, March 8.

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Showtime 8:30 PM, Doors 7:30 PM / $10 ADV-$15 Door Advance Tickets Available

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TIME: Doors at 11am Music Starts at Noon-7pm PRICE: $15 in Advance & $20 Door Kids under 12 get in free. Advance Tickets Available

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Coming in April:

Sunday, April 9 ~ The International Stage at Atlanta Dogwood Festival, 11 AM, FREE

Friday, April 14 ~ FHS Presents Dusty Roads and CJ Jones & The Spirit Bones @ Red Light Café, 9 PM, $10 Adv/$12 Door. Advance Tickets Available

Tags: Athens Folk Music and Dance Society, Atlanta Dogwood Festival, Atlanta Live Music, Atlanta Music Scene, CJ Jones & The Spirit Bones, Cledus Jeremiah Jones, Dusty Roads, entertainment, Frank Hamilton, Frank Hamilton School, Grateful Dead, jerry garcia, Joan Baez, John Prine, max & maggie, Music, Old & In the Way, Old Town School of Folk Music, old-time music, Pete Seeger, Philanthropy, Pickled Holler, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Rev. Jeff Mosier, Roger McGuinn, TDawg Presents, The Weavers, Woody Guthrie, WRFG