Music on the Square: feat. Brooks Long - Baltimore's Songster

1025 South Potomac Street,Baltimore MD 21224

14 January, 2022

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Come hear Brooks Long - Baltimore's songster in a unique and wonderfully resonant space in the heart of Canton. Brooks Long is a songster, a soulful, energetic yet soothing human jukebox. His collection of songs are as deep as his thoughts and views on life. Come hear Brooks live in concert and be transported by his songs and stories. Don’t miss this rare performance by Brooks Long in the beautifully resonant space at Music on the Square. His songs are as deep as his thoughts and views on life. In the before times, Brooks hosted the “The Songster Series” at the Creative Alliance which featured many of our areas own songsters. Listen to his music via his bandcamp page. --Have you ever said to yourself-- "How can I see more roots music here in Baltimore?" "Where can I go to hear music in a beautiful resonant space?" "How can I connect with the Baltimore Roots Music scene?" ​ Look no further, because the Music on the Square series has all of that happening in a wonderfully resonant space in the heart of Canton. Come enjoy music by Brooks Long on the second Friday January 14th and connect with your music community here in Baltimore. Friday - 01.14.2022 Concert start at 7:30pm - Doors at 7:00pm $20 Suggested Donation Church on the Square - 1025 S Potomac St, Baltimore, MD 21224 Must provide proof of vaccination and booster shot (a photo of your card will suffice) Must also wear a mask at all times while inside. -- Other Music on the Square 2022 Concerts-- February 11: Across the Harbor - "a night featuring many of Baltimore's best singer-songwriters who music is reimagined with the cities' finest instrumentalists from the Bluegrass, Irish, and Old Time music traditions." March 11: Kathy Fahey & Dan Van Allen w/ Caleb Stine - a night of crankies, stories shared on moving scrolls, with melodies and songs by one of Baltimore's most captivating songwriter. April 8: Letitia VanSant - Her gentle singsong might strike you as sweet, but listen a little closer, and you’ll realize she is spitting fire. Baltimore songwriter and winner of the 2017 Kerrville Festival.