On Saturday, June 22, 2024, world-renowned acoustic guitarist Ed Gerhard will perform in the River Room at The Manor on Front The doors will open at 6:00 PM and the show will start at 7:00 PM.

Seating is limited to the first 85 interested persons who sign up at this site. To support our artist, we have established a recommended donation of $35.00 per person for this concert. All donated proceeds are directed to the artist.

SAFETY/BYOB/FOOD: All participants/attendees should be symptom-free of COVID-19 and if necessary, we will follow any current CDC advice on wearing masks indoors, etc. This will be a BYOB event; wine, beer (no glass), and cold food snacks.

We will provide bottled water, hot coffee, hot tea, hot cocoa, and of course, Polly's famous chocolate chip cookies.

To learn more about our Mansion Concerts - go to www.mansionconcert.com.
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Learn more about this artist at www.edgerhard.com. There are a limited number of rooms available at The Manor on Front, so if you are coming from out of town and want to reserve a bedroom, click here.

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About Ed Gerhard
From Tokyo to Rome and venues across the US, Ed Gerhard's music has touched audiences all over the world. Performing on 6-string, 12-string, slide guitar or Acoustic Hawaiian Lap Slide, Gerhard captivates his audiences with virtuosity, generosity and sly humor. Known for his gorgeous tone and compositional depth, Gerhard can move a listener with a single note. Scott Alalrik of the Boston Globe said it best when he wrote 'Gerhard does not write instrumentals. He writes songs only a guitar can sing.

Ed’s latest CD "There and Gone" is a mix of unique and original compositions and compelling covers. Mostly solo guitar with occasional overdubs of bass, Weissenborn guitar, lap steel, and additional acoustic guitars. Covers include "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry," "Imagine/Across The Universe," "Killing the Blues" and a fresh take on Leo Kottke's lovely "Three Quarter North." For the Weissenborn fans who've asked; yes, there are a couple of Weissenborn tunes on there and they were a lot of fun to do. "Rye Whiskey Mash" has about the loosest timing I've ever heard, and I got to use a bunch of old and new Weissenborns on it. A drunken chorus of Weissenborns, what's better than that? For more go to: www.edgerhard.com