| Saturday Feb 13, 2016 6:30 PM - Saturday Feb 13, 2016 9:00 PM | $20.00 |
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St. Tim's Coffehouse
St. Tim's Coffeehouse is located within St. Timothy's Lutheran Church in Skokie, IL. It's the North Shore's new acoustic folk venue. The remodeled sanctuary will be the place featuring comfortable chairs to replace wooden pews.
The Winter Series begins on February 13 with Michael P. Smith, renowned composer of 'The Dutchman', recorded by Steve Goodman. A captivating songwriter in the folk arena, celebrated musician Michael Peter Smith has toured the United States and Canada for nearly five decades.
Just before St. Patrick's Day, Jamie O'Reilly will regale audiences with her repertoire of Irish songs on March 12. As one of Chicago's premiere song stylists, Jamie is known for the lilting cry in her voice and powerful interpretations of ballads and songs for the stage. Jamie is an entertainer with broad vocal range.
The ever popular Eddie Holstein will close out the winter series on April 9. Eddie along with his brothers Fred and Alan ran the Holsteins, arguably the best folk music club in the country on Lincoln Avenue from 1981-1988. The Grammy winning songwriter teaches classes at The Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago.
The series will return September 10 with an exciting lineup. Additional details will be announced shortly.
Concert tickets are $20. A subscription is available for $54 which is a 10% saving from full price.
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LocationSt. Tim's Coffeehouse (View)
9000 Kildare Avenue
Skokie, IL 60076
United States
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| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: No |
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