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Acoustic Routes Concerts presents a thrilling night of Irish music at Stony Lake Brewing with the extraordinary duo of Murray and Magill.
Andrew Finn Magill is an award-winning multi-genre fiddler/violinist and composer who has been featured on PBS, NPR, and TEDx. Magill grew up studying various traditional genres at The Swannanoa Gathering which his father founded in 1990.
In 2005 Magill released his debut Drive & Lift, a collection of traditional and original Irish music, and has released twelve studio albums since.
Guitarist, bouzouki player and singer Alan Murray hails from Glasgow, Scotland, where he grew up playing the whistle and later guitar.
Eventually moving to New York City, he has established himself as an in-demand performer and teacher on the Irish music scene.
He has played and toured around the world with many of the finest traditional musicians and acts today, including Niall and Cillian Vallely, Eileen Ivers, Colin Farrell, Paul Brock, Battlefield Band, and FourWinds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJXYF3cLgH4&t=1s
Like all Acoustic Routes Concerts at Stony Lake Brewing, 100% of ticket proceeds go to the artist.
Be sure to arrive early to pick your seats and enjoy an ale. We have open, family-style seating.
Stony Lake Brewing Co.
447 E. Michigan Ave.
Saline, MI 48176
United States
Dan cites large dollar amounts yet much of the support the rec center needs is due to past neglect/lack of support from the city and continual deferral of routine maintenance.
How many Michigan municipalities with less than 10,000 people can afford to maintain a rec center the city's size?
Moderate rain, with a high of 84 and low of 71 degrees. Fog for the morning, cloudy in the afternoon, overcast for the evening, fog overnight.
Would urge the city to NOT privatize the Rec Center or sell it.
Ali. There is a reason you don’t understand. You choose not to. Investing in our seniors health and wellbeing is much more important than investing in a recreation center that has continued to lose money and only serves a small portion of our city’s community.
We are seniors and fully familiar with both facilities. Perhaps what is not understood is the number of seniors who use the Recreation Center, in particular the aquatic center as arthritis for many of us means water is one of the few ways we can exercise. Many of course also use other areas of the facility.
EDIT: The Saline American Legion was a sponsor for this event, supplying the food for guests. SASC is grateful for their continued support.
Kudos to The Saline American Legion. They have been a consistent contributor to the SASC. Seniors in our community have earned and deserve the benefits that the senior center offers. Great work!