Peter Mayer Concert in Arlington this coming Saturday (3/10 7:30pm)

In case folks haven't heard: There's going to be a wonderful singer-songwriter performing at the Arlington UU church this Saturday. He's got both funny songs, and very spiritual songs, in a way that celebrates the joy present in life when you actually pay attention to it (and, to answer the obvious question, he's not particularly Christian, at least in his music). You can get some feel for his music if you go to http://petermayer.net/music; you can play the beginnings of his songs there directly. I'd recommend "Molly O'Malleys", "The Birthday Party", "God is a River", and "The Introvert Song" to give a sense of his range. But I will say that I just liked him before I saw him perform live, and was blown away when I saw the live performance.

This concert is being produced by psongster (and hence indirectly, at least financially, by me as well) but we're not going to make any money on it--profit beyond expenses goes straight to Peter. We just liked his music enough to want to share him with everyone we know. You can get tickets from us before the concert for $12; they're $15 at the door. If you send us a check we'll hold tickets at the pre-concert price at the door; you can also buy them at either The Book Rack or Wood & Strings in Arlington Center (13 Medford Street or 439 Mass Ave, respectively). It's at the First Parish UU Church in Arlington @ 7:30pm on Saturday 3/10; that's at the intersection of Rt. 60 and Mass Ave in Arlington (630 Massachusetts Avenue). Parking shouldn't be too hard to find; there's a municipal lot across Mass Ave from the church, and another bigger one catty-cornered from the church behind the set of shops on that side of Mass Ave. Ping me or psongster if you have any other questions. Hope to see you there!