Ramblers Recieve Enthusiastic Reception
The Rivertowns Enterprise, a thriving newspaper serving lower Westchester on the Hudson took in one of our shows last week. Here’s what staff writer Colleen Michele Jones said about us…
“Kruk & Bala performed at the Irvington Library last Saturday, receiving an enthusiastic reception for their rollicking renditions of traditional and original folksongs and interactive skits of the legends surrounding the early exploration of the Hudson River.”
Rich
We’d like to know what you’ll say! Please come listen…
Sat – Sept 11 (double header!) 12-1pm “ONCE UPON the HUDSON” Goshen Library, Goshen CT Free.
And later that day Sept 11 – 4 & 6pm PIRATES! Norwalk Oyster Fest, Norwalk, CT entrance fee.
Jonathan
Thu – Sept 16 4-5pm “PIRATE LORE & the SHANTIES THEY SANG”
Irvington Library, NY. Free. plus kids sign on for their library cards! Ideal for Fourth Graders!
Tue – Sept 28 10:30-12N Hudson River in Story & Song Bergenfield Library, NJ Free
Storyteller Jonathan Kruk and folk balladeer Rich Bala have been rambling the villages and valleys of the Hudson River and beyond since 1990, performing the region’s tunes, tales, and traditions at schools, museums, libraries, camps and historic sites. Their programs and workshops illustrate the Hudson’s many-faceted role in forging our nation, from its importance during the Revolutionary War, to its use as a major transportation route for sloops, steamboats, and canals during the 1800’s, and even today, as the focal point for the environmental movement.
