Offshoot
Productions will kick off the new year and the new
century with the Stars on the Southern Crescent coffee
house.
The coffee
house gives people in the area a chance to see a variety
of local and regional acts, while enjoying beverages and
desserts. Past coffee houses have included spoken word
performances, storytellers, musicians, comedians and
singers. This coffee house promises much of the same.
Returning
to Stars on the Southern Crescent is the Jennifer Perry
Combo. Led by the wisecracking, red haired singer, the
band has played all over the region, performing jazz,
swing, bebop and torch. The band has made many fans at
previous coffee houses and is a wonderful complement to
Barney's Goat, the other musical act performing this
weekend.
Barney's
Goat plays Celtic music, using a variety of musical
instruments. The band effortlessly weaves guitars,
fiddles, banjos, mandolins, tin whistles, recorders,
keyboards and bodhrans together for an eclectic sound. A
trio until recently, Barney's Goat has recently added two
new members - Mary McFarland, a keyboardist and
vocalist, and Tom McNeil, an instrumentalist. Barney's
Goat performs a mixture of Celtic classics and original
tunes and is certain to enchant audiences this weekend.
Also
performing at the coffee house this weekend will be
several professional cast members of the upcoming
Offshoot Productions production, "Scotland
Road."
The coffee
house will be performed at National Heights Baptist
Church, on Ga. Highway 54 and Old Norton Road between
Peachtree City and Fayetteville. Admission is $6 for the
general public and $4 for seniors and children under 12.
The doors will open at 7:45 p.m. and the show will begin
at 8:15 p.m.
Hot and
cold beverages will be offered as well as home-baked
desserts. The audience is encouraged to bring mugs from
home to receive discounts on hot beverages and to be
eligible to receive the Most Unusual Mug award.
Phone
770-631-2362 or write to [email protected] for information.
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