Arts Alive weekend returns to Falmouth with two tents of entertainment

The Arts Alive drop festival will return to Falmouth, with performances using position Friday by Sunday in two tents on the Falmouth Library garden downtown. Relevant pursuits will get location close by.

Musicians, dancers and painters will all take part in a total timetable of amusement that starts 7 to 9 p.m. Friday with a city dance with the Groovalottos, an alternate soul-funk ensemble.

On Saturday, painters from the Falmouth Artwork Centre will demonstrate their work on the garden of the library at 300 Key St. The public is welcome to be a part of in. The library will set up an out of doors Storywalk — next the posted pages of a book to read through along a path — Saturday and Sunday.

The selected e book is “The Dot,” by Peter H. Reynolds, and kids and adults are welcome to also acquire part in the Dot Art exercise led by Tom Cook at 1 p.m. Saturday. The library’s E book Bicycle will also be on the garden, inviting website visitors to indication up for a library card, decide up no cost books or DVDs for kids and grown ups, and meet up with the employees.

Saturday program at the Overall performance Tent

• 10 a.m.: Smooch Paywell Blues Band, will participate in new music from the ‘50s and ‘60s
• 11 a.m.,: Singer, songwriter, performer and recording artist Dawna Hammers will play a blend of folks, comfortable rock, blues, jazz, and globe conquer and
• Noon: The Ganivelle band will perform classic French dance tunes on many devices.
• 1 p.m.: Tradewinds will provide a long time of male a cappella audio
• 2 p.m.: The Puffy Elvis aged-time rock n’ roll band, designed up of teachers, retired lecturers and friends of instructors, will carry out
• 3 p.m.: Grasshopper Inexperienced will play American pop
• 4 p.m.: Students from Turning Pointe Dance Studio will execute.

Evening routine

• 5 p.m.: Audio Fossils with visitor Katherine Joyce, enjoying large-electrical power rock
• 6 p.m.: 12-Move Boogie, will play R&B, blues and rock
• 7:30 p.m.: The Paradise Rock Band’s “classic rock from the Woodstock period and further than.”

The Music Tent

• 10 a.m.: loved ones storytime
• 11 a.m., Morgaihne Huntress will perform  the theatrical journey of “Allsorts” 
• Noon: Songwriter-multi-instrumentalist Jerry Doherty performs with vocalist Courtney Murphy on roots to folks to nation.
• 2 p.m.: Andrew Sexton and Friends will participate in “great American new music from quite a few eras”
• 3 p.m.: Cat’s Melodeon will execute conventional Irish dance audio
• 4 p.m.: Indie-folks singer/songwriter Kathleen Healy performs
• 5 p.m.: Jeff Brown sings folks, country and bluesy covers and originals.