EOH Main Stage concerts in the amazing acoustics of an 1892 theater!

Free Family Series Events!

Hamilton Village Concerts in the Park! The Arts Outdoors!

We are so pleased to help bring the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra to Hamilton!    Please save the date of July 9th! 

"Summertime with the Syracuse Symphony, presented by National Grid" - special time 8pm!  Join us for a musical journey through jazz, cinema & theater. This event is sponsored by Colgate University, Vantine Imaging & Vantine Studios, Bassett Health Care, The Colgate Inn & Hamilton Business Alliance.

The performance is planned for the Hamilton Village Green but will happen rain or shine!  Special Rain Location: Hamilton Central School on 47 W. Kendrick St. 

This event is free!

"Eric Taylor is a sage musician, a lyrical genius and a master of the guitar. If you're familiar with the intricate Texas singer/ songwriter jigsaw puzzle, you probably already know a lot about Taylor. If you're not familiar with Taylor by name, you've probably heard his songs performed by people such as Nanci Griffith and Lyle Lovett..."

The performance is planned for the Hamilton Village Green.  Please save the date of July 16th! 

Rain Location will be the Barge Canal Coffee House on Lebanon Street.

This event is free!  We have invited Maggie Russell to do sign language interpretation for this event from Aurora of Central New York!

"If you missed Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue... consider it a life lesson in regret. The band opened with "A Whole Lot of Lovin'" and went on to play a streetwise, elegant set culled from the fruits of musical history with imaginative flair.

"Tunes melded multiple genres of music with nods to everyone from Louis Armstrong to AC/DC. Trombone Shorty certainly knows how to rock and groove at the same time, prompting people to their feet through long solos and jams.

Corporate Presenter: CDI Imaging of Norwich

Media Sponsor: WAER FM

Kevin Locke is a Lakota Sioux storyteller, musician and dancer. Locke of South Dakota has taken his message to 85 countries and 50 states. 

This event is funded, in part, with a grant from the NYS Office of Children and Family Services through the Madison County Youth Bureau

Celtic and Appalachian music from an award winning fiddler and master multi-instrumentalist-guitarist who join forces to make magic!  This exciting duo combines the talents of two of contemporary music's most gifted musicians! 

Playing a vibrant mix of contemporary and traditional songs and tunes from across the musical spectrum, Sara and Greg's music incorporates eclectic flavors from other countries and planets, as well as soulful compositions of their own.

The performance is planned for the Hamilton Village Green.  Please save the date of July 23rd! 

Rain Location will be the Barge Canal Coffee House on Lebanon Street (one block away).

This event is free! 

Although John Jorgenson is renowned in the pop, country and rock world, gypsy jazz is the style of music closest to his heart.  Because of his international reputation as a gypsy jazz player, John was twice asked to recreate Django Reinhardt's music for feature films, Gattica and Head in The Clouds. Beautiful melodies and soulful virtuosity abound for listeners treated to John Jorgenson's dazzling fretwork and sizzling clarinet playing.  Additionally, John released two gypsy jazz guitar instruction books and DVDs, and a third instruction book is due to come out later this year. 

Cincinnati Creek plays a mix of bluegrass, original compositions, and gospel.

The performance is planned for the Hamilton Village Green.  Please save the date of July 30th! 

Rain Location will be the Barge Canal Coffee House on Lebanon Street.

This event is free! 

"Los Blancos know the blues well, but shine in a variety of roots based styles." Beale St. Caravan Newsletter

The performance is planned for the Hamilton Village Green.  Please save the date of August 6th! 

Rain Location will be the Barge Canal Coffee House on Lebanon Street.

This event is free!  We have invited Maggie Russell to do sign language interpretation for this event from Aurora of Central New York!

At the 15-year mark, Blue Highway is indisputably one of the most esteemed and influential groups in contemporary bluegrass. With eight highly acclaimed albums to its credit, Blue Highway has garnered two Grammy nominations, a Dove Award, topped the Bluegrass Unlimited radio charts, and won numerous International Bluegrass Music Association awards.

Grupo Pagán Latin American Rock With a Twist

¡Bienvenidos! Grupo Pagán is a Latin-American band based in Syracuse, NY, USA.

The performance is planned for the Hamilton Village Green.  Please save the date of August 13! 

Rain Location will be the Barge Canal Coffee House on Lebanon Street.

This event is free! 

“Although their spoken-word performances derive from hip-hop, their material wouldn't make your grandmother blush, and there's nothing gangsta about their pose. Their message is to write, not fight!"   New York Times

Corporate Presenter: NBT Bank

This event is funded, in part, with a grant from the NYS Office of Children and Family Services through the Madison County Youth Bureau

Try and Stop Me, Leo Kottke’s new album encapsulates the spirit of the man himself — profoundly original, a little cantankerous perhaps, a deep talking Midwestern raconteur whose quick wit is matched by his astounding virtuosity on the six and 12 string guitars.

The spine-tingling harmonies, boundless energy and telepathic musicianship of The Holmes Brothers mix Saturday night’s roadhouse rock with the gospel fervor and harmonies of Sunday’s church service. Their chilling harmonies resonate with a passion and conviction matched only by their inspired musicianship and their ability to perform sanctified gospel, low-down roadhouse blues, deep soul, Americana/country and pure pop—all in one set!

With exuberant energy, Charlotte Blake Alston speaks stories in ways that beckon and hold you like an amusement park ride. Time is suspended as audiences soar on every word, song, rap, inflection, gesture or drum beat. Her stories are enhanced by the sounds of traditional instruments including djembe, berimbau, nkoning, mbira and the 21-stringed kora.

Corporate Presenter: Procter & Gamble Pharmaceuticals

This event is funded, in part, with a grant from the NYS Office of Children and Family Services through the Madison County Youth Bureau

YOUTH SHOWCASE OF SINGER-SONGWRITERS

Sponsored by the Earlville Opera House, Orbital Sound, & Big Apple Music

At the Palace Theater,

19 Utica St., Hamilton on

November 7th at 8pm

Performing Artists may submit work to the Earlville Opera House Programming Committee ...see next page for more details.

Thank you!