6 On The Square Schedule!An Evening with Chris Shaw - Saturday, February 6 at 7:30 pm
Please try another show, the one above has ended. Open Mic - Thursday, February 18 at 7:30 pm Our monthly Open Mic, where you may hop up on our stage and shine! Want to sing a song or try a new composition, recite a poem or tell a story? Our stage is yours for this evening. There is no charge to perform or listen. And you might even be selected to perform at one of our Local Talent Nights! Drumming Circle - Tuesday, February 23 at 7:00 pm The monthly Drumming Circle at 6OTS; all are welcome and no experience - or drums - are necessary! Drummers are all ages, from 6 year olds to 80, and enjoy teaching drumming techniques to newcomers. Doug and Telisha Williams - Saturday, February 27 at 7:30 pm Unfortunately, due to the snow storm, Doug and Telisha Williams' concert at 6 On The Square (6OTS) has been postponed. Information about their new concert date will be announced here. Art Gallery Reception - Wednesday, March 10 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm Norwich artist Jill Kraft will be exhibiting her work in our gallery from March 10 through April 12. During the Opening Reception, you may visit with the artist to learn more about her large scale figurative works or bold landscapes. "Jill's paintings evoke something unique to each viewer" said John Knapp, 6OTS Gallery Coordinator. Ronny Cox - Friday, March 12 at 7:30 pm
Open Mic - Thursday, March 18, at 7:30 pm Our monthly Open Mic, where you may hop up on our stage and shine! Want to sing a song or try a new composition, recite a poem or tell a story? Our stage is yours for this evening. There is no charge to perform or listen. And you might even be selected to perform at one of our Local Talent Nights! Peppino D'Agostino - Saturday, March 27 at 7:30 pm
Drumming Circle - Tuesday, March 30 at 7:00 pm The monthly Drumming Circle at 6OTS; all are welcome and no experience - or drums - are necessary! Drummers are all ages, from 6 year olds to 80, and enjoy teaching drumming techniques to newcomers and there are usually plenty of drums to use if you don't have one of your own. Beaucoup Blue - Saturday, April 10 at 7:30 pm
Open Mic - Thursday, April 15 at 7:30 pm Our monthly Open Mic, where you may hop up on our stage and shine! Want to sing a song or try a new composition, recite a poem or tell a story? Our stage is yours for this evening. There is no charge to perform or listen. And you might even be selected to perform at one of our Local Talent Nights! Marjorie Thompson - Saturday, April 24 at 7:30 pm
Drumming Circle - Tuesday, April 27 at 7:00 pm The monthly Drumming Circle at 6OTS; all are welcome and no experience - or drums - are necessary! Drummers are all ages, from 6 year olds to 80, and enjoy teaching drumming techniques to newcomers. There are usually drums and other percussion instruments available to use during the Drumming Circle. Open Mic - Thursday, May 20 at 7:30 pm Our monthly Open Mic, where you may hop up on our stage and shine! Want to sing a song or try a new composition, recite a poem or tell a story? Our stage is yours for this evening. There is no charge to perform or listen. And you might even be selected to perform at one of our Local Talent Nights! Drumming Circle - Tuesday, May 25 at 7:00 pm The monthly Drumming Circle at 6OTS; all are welcome and no experience - or drums - are necessary! Drummers are all ages, from 6 year olds to 80, and enjoy teaching drumming techniques to newcomers. There are usually drums and other percussion instruments available to use during the Drumming Circle. Open Mic - Thursday, June 17 at 7:30 pm Our monthly Open Mic, where you may hop up on our stage and shine! Want to sing a song or try a new composition, recite a poem or tell a story? Our stage is yours for this evening. There is no charge to perform or listen. And you might even be selected to perform at one of our Local Talent Nights! Bill Staines - Friday, June 18 at 7:30 pm: A Fundraiser for Chenango County Habitat for Humanity
Drumming Circle - Tuesday, June 29 at 7:00 pm The monthly Drumming Circle at 6OTS; all are welcome and no experience - or drums - are necessary! Drummers are all ages, from 6 year olds to 80, and enjoy teaching drumming techniques to newcomers. There are usually drums and other percussion instruments available to use during the Drumming Circle. Sloan Wainwright - Thursday, July 1 at 7:00 pm
Seamus Kennedy - Sunday, August 1 at 7:00 pm
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Adirondack singer, songwriter and storyteller extraordinaire Chris Shaw will invite you to bring your chairs in close, imagine you're in a cabin in the Adirondacks and nestled around the fire on a winter's night. Camp songs, songs about life in the mountains, and Shaw's original songs will take you to a gentler, slower time. His stories about life in the Adirondacks - the humorous and more serene - will make you feel you are there. And he'll ask you to sing along on a few songs. too. Tickets are $12 until the date of the performance, $15 at the door.
Hailing from Martinsville, Virginia, Doug and Telisha pull the inspiration for their songs from their home region. Telisha's whiskey soaked voice is accompanied by Doug's soft, almost not-there harmony and amazing guitar work. Rooted in country, the duo sometimes veers far off the country path to bluesy ballads, but always somehow stays true to their roots. Engaging their audience from the start, this pair pulls you in with a rope around your heart and keeps you there for the entire performance. Tickets are $12 until the date of the performance, $15 at the door.
You'll recognize his face from his long acting career, spanning films like Deliverance to Robo-Cop and TV sitcoms too numerous to mention. What you may not know about Cox is that he is an accomplished musician, writing songs that reflect American life and an easygoing approach to life sparked with the ups and downs we all encounter. His self-teasing humor and immediate rapport with the audience sometimes mask his talent as a guitar player. This will be an eclectic musical evening with an icon of the music and acting industry. Tickets are $20 until the date of the performance, and $25 at the door.
Declared as one of "...today's greatest acoustic guitarists" by Peter Finger, D'Agostino's sound is what he describes as "Minestrone Music" - music that reflects his Italian heritage while honoring the complexity and versatility of the guitar. D'Agostino can sometimes be seen with an egg shaker or maraca in his right hand while continuing to play his guitar with his left; it's absolutely amazing to watch! He loves music and adapting his performance to the audience, with some humor and stories thrown in. He sees himself as a filter between the music and the audience, with the task of engaging and taking the audience on a musical journey for the evening. Tickets are $18 until the date of the performance, $20 at the door.
Philadelphia based duo, David and Adrian Mowry, mesh together their blues roots with traditional and contemporary styles to perform their own brand of bluesy Americana music. Favorites at Falcon Ridge Festival, their unique style blends soulful voices in a harmony only father and son can achieve, combining grace and grit which both haunts and mesmerizes audiences. Performing many songs from their latest CD, Free to Fall, you'll soon understand what all the rave reviews are about. 
Marjorie has appeared before at 6OTS, and wowed the audience with her finger picked blues, her stories of blues performers, and her renditions of several familiar Beatles tunes. Singing in the rags and root style, Marjorie writes and sings songs of life with a heartfelt passion. These songs are sometimes quirky, sometimes humorous, but all come from her living her life to the fullest and pursuing her musical muse. Wherever her talent and inspiration comes from, her friend and mentor Jorma Kaukonen and his wife Vanessa urged her to take her music to audiences around the world - and we're glad they did! 
When you think of the legendary Bill Staines, who has been a mainstay in the folk music arena for many years, songs like "All God's Critters (have a voice in the choir)" and "Inch By Inch, Row By Row" immediately come to mind. We can guarantee that you'll be singing along with Bill on many songs! 
This year, our free summer concert in Lafayette Park features Sloan Wainwright. With her rich contralto voice, Sloan casts a spell over her audience the moment she begins to sing, enveloping you with her own musical style. Defying definition, Sloan's music is a melding of many musical styles, from jazz to folk to blues; it is a mix of music that tugs at your heart while piquing your brain. Says the Boston Globe "discovering her music is like finding a treasure......". Funding for this concert is provided in part by public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, administered by the Chenango County Council of the Arts.
He´s back again by popular request! If you don´t know who Seamus is, we could tell you that he is the Best Irish/ Celtic Male Vocalist 1993 – 2006 WAMA. Or we could tell you that Seamus has an incredible repertoire and the ability to make folks forget their cares for a while; to just sit and relax and enjoy the music and the song. Of course he encourages the audience to sing along with him, or dance with him as he plays a jig or a reel. Seamus has a seemingly endless supply of jokes and stories—and he loves to share them. Know that you will come away from the show with a smile on your face and humming one of his ditties! 
