Combined Event Listing
Mon 12 May English DanceCaller: Tom Spilsbury
Liz Donaldson (piano), Elke Baker (fiddle), and Ralph Gordon (cello, bass)
Wed 14 May Square/Contra DanceSusan Hankin calls to
The Coalhouse Klezmer Band
Andrew Marcus (accordion), Megan Beller (fiddle), Charley Beller (clarinet, mandolin, percussion) and Michael Ferguson (trombone)
Free new dancer workshop at 7:30
Sat 17 May Coffee House ConcertKate Long & Robbin Kessinger
8:00pm - 10:00pm
Woodbrook Baptist Church
See flyer for details
Mon 19 May English DanceCaller: Diane Schmit
Robin Wilson (flute, concertina), Carl Friedman (fiddle), Mike Friedman (piano)
Wed 21 May Square/Contra DanceGreg Frock calls to
Taylor Among the Devils
Marty Taylor (concertina, whistle), Steve Hickman (fiddle) and Jonathan Jensen (piano, etc.)
Mon 26 May English DanceCaller: Christopher Field
Marty Taylor (recorders, whistles, concertina), Edie Stern (fiddle), and Judy Meyers (piano)
Wed 28 May Square/Contra DanceSusan Petrick calls to fellow Californians
The Opportunists
Alan Snyder (fiddle, piano, guitar), Topher Gayle (bass, mandolin, guitar, percussion and more) and "Erik with a K" Hoffman (guitar, fiddle, percussion and more)
Free new dancer workshop at 7:30
Fri 30 May Cajun/ZydecoLeroy Thomas and the Zydeco Roadrunners
Dance Lesson with Ben and Debbie 8-9, MUSIC 9-12 midnight
ADMISSION: $15,$12 BFMS member w/ID, $7 CCBC/CC student w/ID FFIC: patyaffe@yahoo.com, 410.935.6002 wherewegotozydeco.com
Leroy Thomas hails from Elton LA, but seems at ease wherever he chooses to
be. Up and down the west coast and east coast and everywhere in between, audiences welcome Leroy as one of their own. He mastered the button and piano accordions and enjoys keeping the tradition of Louisiana style Zydeco in his music that he refers to as
“old-school Zydeco”. Leroy has been described as a throwback to the first generation
of Zydeco masters.
Leroy Thomas and the Roadrunners have been playing The Barn Theater @CCBC/CC
for many years. We can always count on them for a great evening of traditional Zydeco as well a little bluesy touch to some old standards. Welcome back Leroy!
