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Just Passing Through
Just Passing Through
Opening Reception on Friday, February 6, 2026 from 6-8pm
Featuring artists Lisa Daria Kennedy and Paula Villanova
James Book Club Meeting: THe FIRST LADIES
A novel about the extraordinary partnership between First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and civil rights activist Mary McLeod Bethune—an unlikely friendship that changed the world, from the New York Times bestselling authors of the Good Morning America Book Club pick The Personal Librarian.
Art & Inspiration
Dive into the art at the James, explore the current exhibitions or get inspired by talks with local artists. Enjoy this one-hour guided art experience every month in partnership with First Parish Norwell.
My Funny Valentine: Jazz & Romance with the Jeff Williams Trio
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with an afternoon of timeless jazz and heartfelt romance. South Shore Conservatory's award-winning pianist Jeff Williams is joined by Chris Rathbun on bass and Ed Sorrentino on drums for an intimate performance featuring beloved love songs and jazz standards that have defined romance for generations.
FAMILY FUN MINI GOLF
Looking for a fun way to spend winter break? Head over to the James for Mini Golf at the Library! For one special day, our entire building will be transformed into a 10-hole mini golf course, with greens and holes weaving through the book stacks, art gallery, and concert hall. Clubs, balls, scorecards—and plenty of fun—are all provided. It’s the perfect indoor activity to brighten up winter break. Gather your friends, family, or come solo, and sign up for a tee time today!
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Ware Lecture featuring Imara Jones
You are invited to view a screening of the 2025 Ware Lecture, a keynote address focusing on advocacy for transgender rights. This powerful speech is delivered by Imara Jones, whose work as a host, on-air news analyst, and writer focuses on social justice and equity issues.
Daniel Osborn: Levantine Vignettes
In his new book Levantine Vignettes: An Educator's Account of Border Crossing in the Middle East, historian, educator and Norwell resident Daniel Osborn shares his lifelong journey of discovery through travel, teaching, and immersion in communities across Israel, the Palestinian West Bank, Jordan, and Lebanon. From harvesting olives to herding livestock in the desert, Osborn’s experiences illuminate the transformative power of crossing borders, both literal and figurative, and cultivating compassion through lived knowledge.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Art Unplugged - March
Art Unplugged is a FREE hands-on, immersive art series open to all—no experience needed. Come explore, create, and connect in a relaxed, welcoming setting.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Art & Inspiration
Dive into the art at the James, explore the current exhibitions or get inspired by talks with local artists. Enjoy this one-hour guided art experience every month in partnership with First Parish Norwell.
James Book Club Meeting: A Mind Unraveled: A True Story of disease, Love, and Triumph
An inspirational story of a man who, when confronting intractable epilepsy, learned how to rise from the depths of despair to the heights of unimagined success.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Crafternoon
FREE EVENT
Monthly on 3rd Friday!
Fun crafts with fun people in a great place.
Mama Steph Family Fun Concert
Bring the whole family for a joyful, musical afternoon with Mama Steph (Stephanie Chase) — beloved South Shore musician, singer-songwriter, and entertainer!
Sip & Sculpt
Join us for an evening of creativity and craft at our "Sip and Sculpt" event. Workshop ticket holders will enjoy an exclusive, hands-on sculpting session led by Executive Director and sculptor Liz Helfer, providing an opportunity to learn professional techniques under expert guidance. Whether you are a seasoned artist or picking up modeling clay for the first time, this immersive experience is designed to spark your imagination and refine your tactile skills.
All guests, including general admission attendees, will enjoy a complimentary signature cocktail and the chance to mingle with talented local sculptors. The evening features interactive stations with various hands-on activities and a special raffle offering the chance to take home original small-scale sculptures. It is a perfect opportunity to support the James while celebrating the three-dimensional arts in the heart of our community.
Actress Sheryl Faye Presents as Abigail Adams
Step back in time and experience history brought to life with acclaimed actress Sheryl Faye in her captivating one-woman show, Abigail Adams.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
7th Annual Spring Juried Art Show
Opening reception on Friday, March 27, 2026 from 6-8pm.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Dressed to Kill - An Interactive Murder Mystery Fundraiser
Step into old Hollywood glamour for an interactive murder mystery filled with intrigue, laughs, and surprises. Dress in your Hollywood best, solve the mystery, and bid in our auction on items to die.
Don’t miss this fun filled night of mystery and mayhem. Grab your tickets, gather your suspects, and get ready to solve the crime—while supporting local arts and cultural programming at the James.
Heavy Hor D'oeuvres and Desserts and a Cash Bar
Grab your VIP ticket for a better chance to be named a suspect, a complimentary curious cocktail, and extra Murder Mystery Money to help you bribe your way to the truth.
Sponsored by the Cordelia Foundation
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Art & Inspiration
Dive into the art at the James, explore the current exhibitions or get inspired by talks with local artists. Enjoy this one-hour guided art experience every month in partnership with First Parish Norwell.
Rachmaninoff and Rhapsody:Featuring HuiMin Wang, piano & Kay Jang, cello
Spend an inspiring afternoon with masterful performances of powerful works by Rachmaninoff, Beethoven, and Bach, thoughtfully paired for cello and piano.
James Book Club Meeting: James
When the enslaved Jim overhears that he is about to be sold to a man in New Orleans, separated from his wife and daughter forever, he decides to hide on nearby Jackson Island until he can formulate a plan. Meanwhile, Huck Finn has faked his own death to escape his violent father, recently returned to town. As all readers of American literature know, thus begins the dangerous and transcendent journey by raft down the Mississippi River toward the elusive and too-often-unreliable promise of the Free States and beyond.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Crafternoon
Crafternoon! Monthly on 3rd Fridays! Fun crafts with fun people in a great place.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Traditional québécois Music by Genticorum
Join us for an unforgettable evening as Genticorum shares music from their celebrated album Au coeur de l’aube and breathes new life into the traditions of French Canada with a sound that is both deeply rooted and vibrantly alive.
Art For Your Mind with Jill Sanford: The Three Wyeths
Discover the fascinating story of one of America’s most celebrated artistic families in Art For Your Mind: The Three Wyeths, presented by art historian Jill Sanford.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Scott Ketchum The Wild Iris: Paintings Inspired by the Poetry of Loise Gluck
Scott Ketcham is a prolific and evolving painter with over 30 years of experience. He is a Professor of Visual Arts at Massasoit Community College. He holds a BA
from Williams College and an MFA from Johnson State College. He has been a pupil of William Schultz, Clement Micarrelli, Andrew McMillan, and many others.
Art & Inspiration
Dive into the art at the James, explore the current exhibitions or get inspired by talks with local artists. Enjoy this one-hour guided art experience every month in partnership with First Parish Norwell.
Ellis Island and Genealogy Research with Seema Kenney
Who was processed at Ellis Island and what did that involve? How did the Legislation of Immigration affect Ellis Island? Join genealogist Seema Kenney as she discusses the history of the island, other inspection sites, and of immigration to our country.
James Book Club Meeting: The Beekeeper of Aleppo
This unforgettable novel puts human faces on the Syrian war with the immigrant story of a beekeeper, his wife, and the triumph of spirit when the world becomes unrecognizable.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Crafternoon
Crafternoon! Monthly on 3rd Fridays! Fun crafts with fun people in a great place.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Art Unplugged - May
A FREE hands-on, immersive art series open to all-no experience needed. Come explore, create, and connect in a relaxed, welcoming setting.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
James Book Club Meeting: An Unfinished Love Story A Personal History of the 60’s
This unforgettable novel puts human faces on the Syrian war with the immigrant story of a beekeeper, his wife, and the triumph of spirit when the world becomes unrecognizable.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Children's Storytime
For toddlers and caregivers. Children’s Storytime happens every Friday starting February 20th. This is a free event and no RSVP necessary.
Investigating Consciousness After Death - Part 3 of 3 part series
The Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies (BICS), founded by Robert Bigelow, launched a competition in 2021 to investigate life after death. The Bigelow Essay Contest offered $1.5 million in prize money for the best evidence-based essays on whether human consciousness survives physical death. We will be reading the winning essay Beyond The Brain by Jeffery Mishlove.
Investigating Consciousness After Death - Part 2 of 3 part series
The Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies (BICS), founded by Robert Bigelow, launched a competition in 2021 to investigate life after death. The Bigelow Essay Contest offered $1.5 million in prize money for the best evidence-based essays on whether human consciousness survives physical death. We will be reading the winning essay Beyond The Brain by Jeffery Mishlove.
Book Swap
Pick a book from your shelf, wrap it up, and jot down a couple of teaser lines about it. The catch? Don’t reveal the title or author! Instead, give us a hint—maybe the genre (Mystery, Sci‑Fi, Romance, etc.) and a short description that sparks curiosity without spoiling the surprise. Extra applause goes to the most creative wrapping and the most intriguing descriptions, so let your imagination run wild!
James Book Club Meeting: THe Art Thief
In this spellbinding portrait of obsession and flawed genius, Michael Finkel gives us one of the most remarkable true-crime narratives of our times, a riveting story of art, theft, love, and an insatiable hunger to possess beauty at any cost.
Investigating Consciousness After Death - Part 1 of 3 part series
The Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies (BICS), founded by Robert Bigelow, launched a competition in 2021 to investigate life after death. The Bigelow Essay Contest offered $1.5 million in prize money for the best evidence-based essays on whether human consciousness survives physical death. We will be reading the winning essay Beyond The Brain by Jeffery Mishlove.
Art Unplugged - January
A zine is a small, handmade booklet—part soapbox, part art piece, part rebellion. In this workshop, we’ll make zines for The James that shout, whisper, and scribble about why it matters. You’ll help pull The James out of obscurity and into the hands of new visitors, with a few surprises baked in. Wanna be part of a secret that spreads through Xeroxed paper and punk spirit? Come zine with us.
Piano Concert: Laszlo Gardony
Internationally acclaimed Boston-based jazz pianist and composer Laszlo Gardony is one of the most expressive and technically skilled pianists working in jazz today.
Business and Friendship In Art - Opening Reception
These five artists began with a common bond: each was a student of Catherine Kehoe at MassArt. In 2019, they decided to stay connected through weekly Zoom meetings. What began as a way to maintain momentum in their painting quickly grew into a space for friendship, encouragement, and the sharing of ideas.
Holiday Songs–History and Sing-a-long: Peter Golemme
A lifelong pianist, Peter studied with notable teachers, explored classical and popular styles, and made a living in the ’70s playing solo gigs in resorts and lounges.
James Book Club Meeting: The Memory of an elephant
The Memory of an Elephant is an epic saga told by an aging African elephant as he makes a last, perilous journey to find the humans who rescued him as an orphan some fifty years ago.
Heavenly Holiday Fundraiser - Lori Sheridan Medium
Don't miss this extraordinary night of hope, healing, and heartwarming messages from the other-side.
James Book Club Meeting: The Midnight Library
A dazzling novel about all the choices that go into a life well lived, from the internationally bestselling author of Reasons to Stay Alive and How To Stop Time.
Art Unplugged - November
Art Unplugged is a FREE hands-on, immersive art series open to all—no experience needed. Come explore, create, and connect in a relaxed, welcoming setting.
Toddler Halloween Morning
Register for our free Toddler Halloween Morning event. Join us for storytime, games, art activities, goody bags, and more!
Art For Your Mind: American Art Explored
Experience paintings from colonial times to today as they tell America's story – including the Revolutionary War, immigration, industrialization, and more. From folk art portraits to surprising realism, then on to impressionist and abstract images, visualize America's growth and change as well as its developing artistic styles through time.
Art Unplugged -October
A FREE hands-on, immersive art series open to all-no experience needed. Come explore, create, and connect in a relaxed, welcoming setting.
Piano Concert: Einav Yarden
Experience an afternoon of expressive brilliance with internationally acclaimed pianist Einav Yarden, praised for her “imagination and exceptionally vivid playing… tempered by gentleness and quiet grace” (The Washington Post) and “glistening rapture… ingenious humor” (Tagesspiegel).
2025 Fall Juried Art Show Opening Reception
Meet the Juror
Nancy McCarty is a painter who works from observation, imagination, and memory. She is represented by the Larkin Gallery, Provincetown, MA. and shows with Zeuxis, a painters group in NYC. She teaches at Massachusetts College of Art and Design and is co-founder of Black Pond in Rehoboth, MA. Awards include Visiting Artist, Beijing Royal School; residency at Inside Out Museum, Beijing; a St. Botolph Foundation Award; and a Ragdale Foundation Fellowship.
James Book Club Meeting: The Anxious Generation
How the Great Rewiring of Childhood is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness.
Author Talk: Doug Most - Launching Liberty
Join us for an illuminating afternoon with acclaimed journalist and author Doug Most as he shares the riveting story behind his latest book, Launching Liberty: The Epic Race to Build the Ships That Took America to War.
A Mindfulness Experience in the Art Gallery: Inspiration and Justice Through Art
Please RSVP for this FREE event. All are welcome.
James Book Club Meeting: Mad Honey
A soul-stirring new novel about what we choose to keep from our past, and what we choose to leave behind, from the New York Times bestselling author of Wish You Were Here and the bestselling author of She‘s Not There.
Synchronicity - Opening Reception
Our September Show is a gathering of 4 artists hailing from the North and South Shore. Each using a different medium; assemblages, wood cuts, gouache, acrylic, watercolor and oil paint. This variety of art dovetails together to create “Synchronicity"
James Book Club Meeting
The James Library & Center for the Arts’ Book Club meets monthly at the James, unless otherwise noted. RSVPs are not required, but are appreciated. Let us know you’re coming here.
James Book Club Meeting
James Book Club Meeting
Wed, May 14 at 7:00 pm
We will be discussing West with Giraffes by Lynda Rutledge
The James Library & Center for the Arts’ Book Club meets monthly at the James, unless otherwise noted. RSVPs are not required, but are appreciated. Let us know you’re coming here.
SCHEDULE FOR 2025
Wed, June 11 - Lost at Sea - Wukovits - facilitated by Jean M
Color Noise Artist Dina Brennan
Color Noise by Artist Dina Brennan
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Exhibition dateS
May 9, 2025 through June 14, 2025
Opening Reception (Free and all are welcome)
Friday, May 9, 2025, 6-8 pm
Color Noise—Artist Statement
My creativity was sparked by COVID, of all things, and what I coined my Quarantine Creative. I started taking out all of my art supplies and playing with watercolor landscapes which I called “colorscapes.” The idea was letting the water move how it wanted against the page to create a loose and abstract visual of what I saw on my daily walks in the South Shore. I am endlessly inspired by the colors, sounds and movement in landscapes. My love of water and being near the ocean has a big influence in my color palette. Working abstractly is something that is new to me and I have had a lot of fun experimenting with new painting tools and different types of acrylic paints, mediums and soluble artists’ crayons. Formal qualities of abstract art are form, color, line, texture, pattern, composition and process. I like the challenge and freedom of creating abstract works
In this new body of work, each piece is focused on limiting my color scheme and pushing color relationships while maintaining a balance in tone and movement. With that movement, I really want to explore what sound looks like, particularly in nature. The use of horizon lines where the earth or ocean seem to meet the sky help to communicate depth and point of view. These lines guide the viewer’s eye and emphasize particular areas of the paintings. When you view these abstract paintings, I want you to imagine what lays beyond these horizons
My love of color motivates me most in creating my art. Color is more than aesthetics. It is intrinsically linked to mood, emotion, physiology, wellbeing, creativity and/or productivity. Colors have meanings, influences, connotations and applications. Colors can evoke emotions, confusion, can connote energy and or intimacy and combinations of colors can be memorable and achieve a distinct impact on a viewer. Growing up and living in New England has been very influential because of the ever-changing seasons, the continuous moving landscape found along the coast and the way the light makes everything seem different from day to day. The naturally occurring color combinations found while spending time outdoors inspires me to try and create those connections while painting. I am working to see if I can visually depict sound within a landscape. Does sound have a color? Does color make a noise? The exact definition of noise depends on personal taste. “Noise” can be unwanted, loud or disruptive; however, being disruptive is not always a bad thing. Psychological noise can stem from personal attitudes, assumptions or biases that lead to misinterpretation or confusion. What do you imagine you hear? I want to connect with others through experimenting in different color combinations, influences found in nature, horizon lines and potentially what they hear. I enjoy experimenting and playing with color. Color is fundamental to how individuals experience the world around them. We all perceive/see color differently.
Color, line and texture can grab your immediate attention. They are meant to create harmony and balance. I want the viewer to have an experience viewing my artwork rather than to interpret each piece. What is the personal connection to the artwork look like or sound like to each viewer? Anyone can take what they see and interpret it however they like. I want everyone to view my work with an open mind and a wandering imagination.
James Book Club Meeting
James Book Club Meeting
Wed, April 16 at 7:00 pm
We will be discussing Rough Sleepers by Tracy Kidder, facilitated by Marilyn
The James Library & Center for the Arts’ Book Club meets monthly at the James, unless otherwise noted. RSVPs are not required, but are appreciated. Let us know you’re coming here.
SCHEDULE FOR 2025
Wed, May 14 - West with Giraffes - Rutledge - TBD
Wed, June 11 - Lost at Sea - Wukovits - facilitated by Jean M
Homes of Norwell Tour 2025
Join us On Friday, April 11, 2025, for the Homes of Norwell Tour!
a fundraiser for the James Library & Center for the Arts
9 am: Doors open at Cushing Memorial Hall for tickets, tour booklets, and shopping at the Marketplace. Grab some coffee, shop the Marketplace, pick up your tour booklet, and get ready for a wonderful event!
10 am-2 pm: Houses open to guests
2 pm: Houses close to guests
A list of houses, addresses, and their history will be provided to ticket holders on the day of the tour at the Cushing Center.
Tickets: $60 day of tour (PURCHASE AT THE CUSHING CENTER)
*A limited number of tickets are free to seniors, courtesy of a grant from the Cordelia Family Foundation.
Please note our August brochure printing listed the house tour ticket price as $40, not $50. If you would like us to honor the originally printed $40 ticket price, please email or call (781) 659-7100 and leave a message for Megan. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your support of the James!
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International Jazz Vocalist Lori Williams
International Jazz Vocalist Lori Williams
with Pianist Laszlo Gardony, Drummer Yoron Israel, and Bassist John Lockwood
Saturday, April 5, 2025 at 7:30 pm
Tickets: $35 General Admission | $30 Senior | $20 Student
Online ticketing has now concluded. Please purchase your ticket at the door!
This event is sponsored by Poppy & John Troupe and Fox Hill Wealth Management.
Sponsored in part by the Marshfield, Norwell, and Scituate Cultural Councils, local agencies that are sponsored by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
About Lori Williams
Acclaimed international Jazz vocalist Lori Williams has a most impressive resume as a performing artist, music educator, songwriter, producer, musical theater actress, radio host, business owner (PositiveMusicPM.org), and artist-in-residence with over 30 years of experience. Her annual vocal jazz tour and performance at music festivals have taken her to Europe (Austria, Germany, Slovakia, Slovenia, Russia, Switzerland, Czech Republic, and Ukraine), Japan, The Caribbean (including Barbados, British Virgin Islands, Curaçao, St. Lucia, Turks and Caicos, et. al), Mexico, and across the USA. Her vocal jazz artist residencies have allowed her to work with and mentor students on college campuses in the United States and abroad.
As a veteran vocal music educator and private vocal coach, Lori's received many honors for her contributions to the arts, including The Atlanta Chapter of the National Hampton Alumni Association’s 2023 Excellence in Arts and Entertainment Award, Outstanding Music Teacher in the October 2000 issue of Teaching Music, the 2007 Superintendent's Arts Teacher of the Year, and the 2010 Vincent E. Reed Teacher of the Year. Lori was nominated for a 2014 Helen Hayes Award as an Outstanding Lead Actress in a Resident Musical for her role as Ella Fitzgerald. Lori has received letters of recognition for her performances by President Joseph Biden (wherein he wrote that Lori Williams has "the voice of an angel…absolutely amazing"), Speaker of the House John Boehner, and Senator C. Anthony Muse. Immersed in traditional jazz from an early age and earning a B.A. in Mass Media Arts from Hampton University, she hosts a weekly radio program on JazzRadioWETF.org - "Collector's Choice With Lori Williams". Her weekly broadcast focuses on women in jazz, the international scene and young performers dedicated to the roots and traditions of the music. Lori is also the producer and host of Sunday Jazz Lounge at St. James Live! Jazz club in Atlanta, Georgia (stjamesliveatl.com).
For over three decades, Lori Williams has had the honor of working with many notable artists as lead / background / studio session / guest vocalist including Oleta Adams, Yolanda Adams, Nikita Agafonov, David Archuleta, Marcos Ariel, Temidayo Balogun, Rob Bargad, Regina Belle, Eric Benet, The Blackbyrds, Michael Bowie, Willie Bradley, Karen Briggs, Norman Brown, Tom Browne, Peabo Bryson, Chuck Brown, Wayne Bruce, Jerry Butler, Jonathan Butler, West Byrd, Paul Carr, Terri Lyne Carrington, TC Carson, Gene Chandler, Renato Chicco, Stanley Clarke, Jeremy “Bean” Clemons, Nick Colionne, Collaboration, Michael Colyar, Adrian Crutchfield, Jon Davis, John Di Martino, Will Downing, Joris Dudli, George Duke, Nathan East, Rodney M. Edge, Troy Sol Edler, Kevon Edmonds (After 7), Jorel "JFLY" Flynn (HBIYD), Derrick Gardner, Laszlo Gardony, James Genus, Jazmin Ghent, Tres Gilbert, David Gilmore, Savion Glover, Aaron Graves, Chelsey Green, Slide Hampton, Winard Harper, Christian Havel, Walter Hawkins, Norbert Heger, Howard Hewett, Weldon Hill, Tony Hightower, Corcoran Holt, William Hubbard, Daryl Hunt, Tim Hutson, Yoron Israel, Jessy J, Al Johnson and The A-Team, Allyn Johnson (Divine Order), Marcus Johnson, Nathan & Noble Jolley, Stanley Jordan, Michael Keul, Kindred the Family Soul, Ben E. King, James King, Anatoliy Kirnichnyy, Antoine Knight, Yishai Knoll, Saltman Knowles Group, Ignat Kravtsov, Rayshun LaMarr, Lavahi, Evgeny Lebedev, Lisa Levine, Dee Lucas, Alex Malheiros (Azymuth), Jimmy Masters, Maysa Leak, Daniel McClain (After 7), Frank McComb, John Paul McGee, Marion Meadows, Najee, Jimmy Masters, Nathan Mitchell, Ed Neumeister, Marat Nikolaev, Milan Nikolic, Julia Nixon, Daniel Nösig, Antonio Parker, Phil Perry, Robert E. Person, Anne Phillips, Benjie Porecki, Lloyd Price, Phylicia Rae, Chuck Redd, Robert Redd, Althea Rene, Anton Revnyuk, Lenny Robinson, Gino Rosaria, Ellie Saitoh and The Love Tambourines, Erwin Schmidt, Sylver Logan Sharp, Avery Sharpe, BillyRay Sheppard, Art Sherrod, Brian Simpson, Jae Sinnett, Oli Silk, Dick Smith, Jesse ‘JT Jazz’ Thompson, John Toomey, Tony Terry, Unit 3 Deep (w/ David Dyson), Tadataka Unno, Gerald Veasley, Chris Walker, Kevin Walker, Kim Waters, Jacob Webb, Anthony Wellington, Matthew Whitaker, Roz White, Bernhard Wiesinger (Poysdorf All-Stars), Vesta Williams, Larry M. Wilson, Angela Winbush, Sherry Winston, Lisa Yves, David Ylvisaker, Frederic Yonnet, et.al.
Lori has six independent CDs and has recorded with numerous artists internationally. She released a single - "Too Late (It's My Time)" - in June 2022. The official music video (directed/co-produced by Elise Perry) was released in July 2022. Too Late (It's My Time) - Official Music Video
Her latest inspirational contemporary Jazz single - “Take My Wings” - released in October 2023. Take My Wings
Evan Murphy Bluegrass Band
Evan Murphy Bluegrass Band
Saturday, March 22, 2025 at 7:30 pm
Tickets: $35 General Admission, $30 Senior, $20 Student
Online ticketing has now concluded. Please purchase your ticket in cash, check, or charge at the door!
Sponsored by the Edward and Estelle Memorial Fund and Coastal Heritage Bank
This event is also sponsored in part by the Norwell and Scituate Cultural Councils, local cultural councils supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
Get Ready for a Night of Toe-Tapping, Hand-Clapping Bluegrass!
Join us at the James Library & Center for the Arts on Saturday, March 22 at 7:30 PM for an unforgettable evening with the Evan Murphy Bluegrass Band! Evan Murphy, lead singer and guitarist of Mile Twelve, brings his signature sound and heartfelt storytelling to our stage with Moriah Ozberkmen on mandolin, Devon Gardener on fiddle, and Chris Sartori on bass. Don’t miss this intimate performance filled with the rich, soulful sounds of bluegrass!

