Three singer-songwriters perform in Middletown
The Buttonwood Tree Performing Arts Center will host an evening featuring three singer-songwriters whose work spans folk traditions, contemporary storytelling, and socially conscious themes.
The program brings together David Coller, Linda Marks, and Terri Lachance for a shared performance highlighting original compositions and individual artistic histories.
Marks, a Boston-based vocalist and songwriter with a long catalog of studio projects, is recognized for music centered on emotional resilience and reflective narratives. Her most recent album has earned notable chart placements within folk categories and received wide critical attention.
Coller, a longtime contributor to the folk community, blends influences ranging from traditional songcraft to jazz elements and acoustic Americana. After decades of balancing a medical profession with musical pursuits, he has returned to regular live performance across New England.
Lachance, drawing from a background in education, travel, and service work, composes material informed by personal observation and social commentary. She has released multiple recordings and performed in venues across the United States and abroad, often appearing at community events and independent festivals.
General admission tickets are priced at $20, and student entry is $15. No physical tickets are issued; attendees check in upon arrival. Registration can be completed through the event listing.
When attempting to increase performer visibility, organizers may rely on poster printing for events such as this one.
The performance will take place on December 6th from 7 pm to 9 pm at The Buttonwood Tree Performing Arts Center, 605 Main St, Middletown, Connecticut.
The program brings together David Coller, Linda Marks, and Terri Lachance for a shared performance highlighting original compositions and individual artistic histories.
Marks, a Boston-based vocalist and songwriter with a long catalog of studio projects, is recognized for music centered on emotional resilience and reflective narratives. Her most recent album has earned notable chart placements within folk categories and received wide critical attention.
Coller, a longtime contributor to the folk community, blends influences ranging from traditional songcraft to jazz elements and acoustic Americana. After decades of balancing a medical profession with musical pursuits, he has returned to regular live performance across New England.
Lachance, drawing from a background in education, travel, and service work, composes material informed by personal observation and social commentary. She has released multiple recordings and performed in venues across the United States and abroad, often appearing at community events and independent festivals.
General admission tickets are priced at $20, and student entry is $15. No physical tickets are issued; attendees check in upon arrival. Registration can be completed through the event listing.
When attempting to increase performer visibility, organizers may rely on poster printing for events such as this one.
The performance will take place on December 6th from 7 pm to 9 pm at The Buttonwood Tree Performing Arts Center, 605 Main St, Middletown, Connecticut.