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Homegrown Coffeehouse
The Homegrown Coffeehouse celebrates a quarter-century of folk and acoustic music!
We started in 1983 with the idea of bringing a little more folk music to Needham, and offering it in a warm, intimate setting. Somehow, the idea took hold, and here we are ready to do it all again for a twenty-fifth season. The performers change, the music continues to evolve, and we're still all-volunteer run, still believe in the magic of live music, and we're still "powered by carrot cake".
This season we'll present some of the best new performers we've been hearing, and we'll bring back some fan favorites. We'll have contemporary folk, traditional folk with a fresh new twist, bluegrass, folk cello (no kidding!), and much, much more.
While our wonderful listening room is being completely rehabbed, we'll be doing our shows at the Carter Memorial United Methodist Church at 800 Highland Avenue, just up the street from where we've been, same old exit 19B off Route 128, a little closer to the highway, free parking, and at least one good restaurant in the neighborhood.
Check this link for new directions!
All shows are at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are sold at the door beginning about 7:30 p.m. Check "Coffeehouse Upcoming Events" for shows with an advance purchase option (just about every show, beginning October 27).
Need additional information?...Call us:
(781) 444-7478 or E-mail us at carrotpower@comcast.net