Mamasteph, Author Events, Guitar Concert at Hingham Public Library

Photo courtesy of Mcgrath Public Relations
Photo courtesy of Mcgrath Public Relations

 

Guitar concert

Sunday, Nov. 24, 3 p.m. Guitar and flute duo Dan Acsadi and Meghan Jacoby will be the next featured performers in the popular Hingham Public Library/Boston Classical Guitar Society Sunday Sounds Special Concert Series. Jacoby, a flutist, has performed as a chamber and orchestral musician throughout the United States, England, Italy, Mexico, Costa Rica, Peru, and Cuba. Currently, she freelances throughout the greater Boston area.

An acclaimed performer, instructor, and arts administrator, Acsadi is creating a unique and exciting direction for the classical guitar. Guided by his wide-ranging interests and Hungarian-American heritage, Acsadi's repertoire and research interests link the great musical traditions of Europe and the Americas. Coastal Heritage Bank is also a supporter of these concerts.

Especially for kids

Mamasteph Concert

Saturday, Nov. 16, 9:30 a.m.  Young children and their grownups are invited to join Mamasteph for a magical musical morning. Mamasteph is a favorite performer across the South Shore and beyond, including at the Hingham Public Library! Her albums are available for checkout at the library. Be sure to stop by and join in the fun!

Author events

Afternoon with the Author

Saturday, Nov. 16, 3 p.m.-- Hingham resident and author Amy Whorf McGuiggan will talk about her new book, "Finding Emma: My Search for the Family My Grandfather Never Knew" and the discoveries she made about her maternal grandfather’s family and ancestry.

Family members had always been told and willingly believed that John Joseph Osborne had grown up an orphan and an only child. Six years of painstaking research uncovered a different truth.

During the event McGuiggan will ponder the question of whether learning and knowing something that was previously unknown -– and that one has gone through life blissfully unaware of –- matters. Those who are researching their own family tree are encouraged to attend and to share their personal journey. Copies of "Finding Emma" will be available for purchase.

 Evening with the Author

Tuesday, Nov. 19, 7 p.m.  Motivational speaker/author/organizing coach Lisa Dooley, who wrote "More Space, More Time, More Joy! Organizing Your Best Life," will start her talk with the key understanding that organization is a means to an end as opposed to the end itself. In her debut book she guides individuals, households, and companies through a process of internal change that will help them find more space, more time, and more joy in their lives. Books will be available for purchase and signing.

Make

Open Studio

Saturday, Nov. 23, 2:30 p.m.  Artists of all skill levels are invited to join in an evening of open-ended creativity and to bring any in-progress work to continue, get some feedback on a current project, or start something new.

A variety of materials -- including paint, yarn, air dry clay, paper projects, and more -- will be provided. Materials from previous Make Workshops will also be available for the following projects: mason jar painting, felt flower wreath, book page wreath, postcard journal, and due-date frames. No registration necessary.

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