in Concert at HKMS, Route 81 Killingworth
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Saturday, December 12, 2009
World Famous
Woodstock Opener
Presented by the Killingworth Lions Club for the Benefit of Parmelee Farm
Woodstock Opener
Presented by the Killingworth Lions Club for the Benefit of Parmelee Farm
Concert at HK
Middle School, 8:00 PM
Tickets: $25 & $35
This is a small venue, all seats have an unobstructed view and are within 75 feet of the stage
This is a small venue, all seats have an unobstructed view and are within 75 feet of the stage
Were you one of the nearly half million young folks who sang and danced in the rain at the famous, 1969 Woodstock music festival? And slept in muddy blankets? And ran out of food? And loved every minute of it?
Then you remember the singer who opened the show – Richie Havens – and how he played his guitar and sang for nearly three hours. The throng was spellbound and when he let loose with his song “Freedom", the crowd didn’t want to let him go.
Proceeds from this concert are to benefit the Parmelee Farm on Route 81. The 133-acre property is a wonderful Town-owned jewel in need of some restoration. Richie Havens has a passionate interest in preserving and nurturing the environment – particularly among young people. We thank him for his generous appearance.
Then you remember the singer who opened the show – Richie Havens – and how he played his guitar and sang for nearly three hours. The throng was spellbound and when he let loose with his song “Freedom", the crowd didn’t want to let him go.
Proceeds from this concert are to benefit the Parmelee Farm on Route 81. The 133-acre property is a wonderful Town-owned jewel in need of some restoration. Richie Havens has a passionate interest in preserving and nurturing the environment – particularly among young people. We thank him for his generous appearance.