Winter is approaching.  There are many people in our city without a place to live. The mission of Streets of Hope is to tell the stories of the Day by Day Shelter and its guests, shift public perceptions of homelessness in our community, and grow this fundraiser. Streets of Hope supports the daily operations and expanded services of Day by Day Shelter. We want to be part of helping and not hurting. It's a touchy subject and like jazz, not everyone understands it.   But, if you open your mind, it just might change your heart.  Or, if you open your heart, it just might change your mind.

Hope Springs as we celebrate 175 years of First Congregational Church.  Remembering the history and the challenges the church has faced AND overcome! I'll be joined by maestro, John Harmon on piano and bassist, Professor Mark Urness. Inspirational music with a jazzy twist.  Perfect for a new day!  

Back in the saddle with some old friends.  We'll be providing some jazzy and cocktail-ish tunes for your backdrop of excellent beverages, charcuterie boards and superb service!  

We'll be having some fun at Becket's bar as we provide some holiday cheer. I'll be joined by.... Tom Theabo Mark Urness Ryan Korb  

We're baaaaacccckkk!! This is a fun concert with many acts.  We are proud and honored to give our "gift" every year at this party. "Johnny Boy" Altenburgh is a dear old friend and the musicians that collaborate once a year for this extravaganza, are talented and fun to work with.  We "throw" this together in a day and half and it shows.  :) Seriously, the "off-handed" moments are the best. Think "A Prairie Home Companion" with goosebumps and beer.