DCU Concerts

Saturday, May 11, 2pm – 3pm

Award winning fiddlers Ryan and Brennish Thomson do an eclectic mix of tunes and songs including Celtic, Cajun, bluegrass, Appalachian, French Canadian and international on instruments including fiddle, guitars, banjo, accordion, bones and French Canadian spoons

Thanks to a generous donation from DCU, the library hosts a free concert on the second Saturday of each month, September-May at 2PM.

Saturday, April 13, 2pm – 3:30pm

Murder and mayhem, robbery and rapine, love that cuts to the bone: American ballads re-tell the wrenching themes of their English and Scottish cousins. Transplanted in the new world by old world immigrants, the traditional story-song of the Anglos and Scots wound up reinvigorated in the mountains of Appalachia and along the Canadian border. John Perrault talks, sings, and picks the strings that bind the old ballads to the new.

This concert is made possible by a generous donation from Digital Credit Union and a grant from NH Humanities

Saturday, February 9, 2:00pm – 3:30pm

Seacoast musician and WUNH radio show host Carol Coronis fires up audiences with her energetic delivery of music in the Balkan/Middle Eastern, Celtic, rock, and American roots genres. Her principal instrument is the cittern, a stringed instrument dating back to renaissance times, it is related to both the Greek bouzouki and stringed instruments used for playing traditional music from the Celtic and American Roots traditions.

This program is made possible thanks to a generous donation from DCU.

Saturday, January 12, 2pm

Singer, guitarist Deborah Rocha accompanied by talented hand drummer husband Giovani, presents American standards and songs with a Brazilian twist.

Thanks to a generous donation from DCU, the library hosts a free concert on the second Saturday of each month at 2PM.