(Oct. 13, 2016) The Historic St. Martin’s Church Museum Foundation presents part II of the Summer & Fall Cultural Series, this Sunday.
Perpetual Commotion will perform from 3-4 p.m. at the Historic St. Martin’s Church Museum, located at 11413 Old Worcester Highway in Showell (end of Route 589 South). The group is made up of seven students who study violin with Katherine Munson in Berlin. The students are seventh and eighth graders from Berlin, Salisbury, Snow Hill and Willards and take individual as well as group lessons.
They perform all over the area at various venues from library programs to weddings. They have played at the Berlin Fiddler’s Convention, at Perdue Stadium and at Freeman Stage as part of the Locals Under the Lights program.
They will be performing a program that will include classical and fiddle selections on Oct. 16. All are welcome. Complimentary parking. This event is sponsored by Perpetual Commotion and Historic St. Martin’s Church Foundation.
Historic St. Martin’s mission continues to be guided by the ongoing preservation of this Circa 1756 edifice as well as the support and promotion of preservation education, the arts and enriching cultural events.
HSM’s 18th Century architecture features a majestic barrel-vaulted ceiling, which was built for sound and is conducive to music and readings.
For more information, contact info@historicstmartinschurch.org or 410-289- 9100.
Perpetual Commotion will perform from 3-4 p.m. at the Historic St. Martin’s Church Museum, located at 11413 Old Worcester Highway in Showell (end of Route 589 South). The group is made up of seven students who study violin with Katherine Munson in Berlin. The students are seventh and eighth graders from Berlin, Salisbury, Snow Hill and Willards and take individual as well as group lessons.
They perform all over the area at various venues from library programs to weddings. They have played at the Berlin Fiddler’s Convention, at Perdue Stadium and at Freeman Stage as part of the Locals Under the Lights program.
They will be performing a program that will include classical and fiddle selections on Oct. 16. All are welcome. Complimentary parking. This event is sponsored by Perpetual Commotion and Historic St. Martin’s Church Foundation.
Historic St. Martin’s mission continues to be guided by the ongoing preservation of this Circa 1756 edifice as well as the support and promotion of preservation education, the arts and enriching cultural events.
HSM’s 18th Century architecture features a majestic barrel-vaulted ceiling, which was built for sound and is conducive to music and readings.
For more information, contact info@historicstmartinschurch.org or 410-289- 9100.