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Saturday, June 22

  • Harp playing Dance Palace co-founder returns to Point Reyes! Wielding a bright blue customized electric harp with an array of digital effects which she helped to design, Grammy nominated, Deborah Henson-Conant wears her instrument strapped on the way Hendrix wore his Stratocaster, and is just as revolutionary to experience. Replacing the sedentary stillness enforced on most harpists with dynamic movement and a dazzling range of styles, her solo show weaves one number into the next with whimsical tales of her childhood and snippets of ancient harp lore.

Sunday, June 30

  • Terry Garthwaite is back - formerly of The Joy of Cooking, she has been writing up a storm, and will be joined by her brother, bassist David Garthwaite, percussionist/drummer Barbara Borden and the background harmonies of Nicholas, Glover and Wray (NGW). Terry’s innovative rhythms and soulful style have made her a vocal legend in the Bay Area and beyond. NGW will do a set, accompanying themselves on their own instruments, with the help of Barbara Borden, bringing tight-knit harmonies to old and new jazz.

Friday, July 19

  • West Marin Players presents for it’s third production, Gilbert & Sullivan’s swashbuckling comedy The Pirates of Penzance. Wacky, irreverent, and as entertaining today as it was when it first opened in 1879. The Pirates Of Penzance is the story of an orphan boy who was mistakenly apprenticed to a pirate instead of a pilot. A hilarious farce featuring sentimental pirates, bumbling policemen, dewy-eyed daughters, and an eccentric Major General, and peppered with unforgettable melodies and tonguetwisting songs, Pirates is one of the most popular operettas ever written.

Friday, August 2

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