Great performances in a historic setting
right in your back yard
Next Show: Saturday, Nov. 15
RSVP to save seats! See below
Meghan Cary is an award-winning performing songwriter whose smoky voice and powerful storytelling inspire connection and hope. Her anthem “Sing Louder” has become a rallying cry for unity, earning critical acclaim and comparisons to Brandi Carlile and Bruce Springsteen. Also an actor and playwright, Cary brings heart, humor, and authenticity to every stage she graces.
Glenn Alexander is a renowned guitarist who has toured the world with some of music’s biggest names – in recent years, with Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes - and has ten albums to his credit. Oria Aspen is a singer-songwriter who released her first album at age 17 to rave reviews and has released many singles since then. As a duo, their music draws from jazz, soul, blues, rock and pop, as well as original music.
All shows start at 7:00 p.m. at the Kuran Cultural Arts Center
a.k.a. The Carriage House
135 Watson Road, off N. Martine Ave., behind Borough Hall
Doors open 6:30 p.m.
Parking in front and across the street from the building,
along the street, and in visitor spaces behind Borough Hall
RSVP to save your seats!
We can't sell advance tickets - But if you'd like us to save seats for you, please email us and let us know how many: fanwoodperformance@gmail.com
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Seats are not assigned - it's first come, first pick - but we'll save seats for reservation-holders until showtime at 7 p.m. Any unclaimed seats will then be open to patrons on the stand-by list and/or walk-ups.​
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Admission: Suggested donation $15 adults / $10 seniors, students, CASH ONLY at the door. Light refreshments available at intermission.
We'll be back in the spring with a new season of shows!
Tentative dates: April 11, May 9, June 13
Details coming soon.
Are you on our mailing list for updates on our series?
If not, let us add you! Email fanwoodperformance@gmail.com
The Fanwood Performance series is a presentation of
Mayor Colleen Mahr and the
Fanwood Borough Cultural Arts Council.
This arts program is made possible in part by a
HEART (History, Education, Arts Reaching Thousands) Grant
from the Union County Board of County Commissioners
