Concerts

Tallahassee Senior Center’s popular Lunchtime Coffeehouse Concerts showcase a variety of accomplished musicians in a warm and friendly atmosphere.  Whether you’re a fan of folk, blues, or something in between, our concerts will provide the perfect lunchtime escape.

Feel free to bring your own lunch, take the time to unwind in the middle of the day and enjoy some great music. We bring you a mid-day break that’s both relaxing and entertaining.

For concert questions, please contact Ruth Nickens: email Ruth.Nickens@talgov.com phone 850-891-4042

Therese Whichello
Thursday, May 29, 11:00 am

Singer/ songwriter/beloved music teacher Therese Whichello believes that “music is forever,” and she aspires to create memorable and enduring musical experiences. Her beautiful voice and piano playing has captured the hearts of Tallahassee music lovers, and she has become the voice teacher of the stars! Catch her magic, music and mastery here at TSC.

$10 requested donation for concert. Enjoy Lucky Goat coffee. Pastries $2 donation. Feel free to bring your lunch.

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Passerine
Monday, June 16, 11:00 am

You will love Passerine’s unique and ever-evolving version of Americana music, which occupies a zone somewhere between modern folk, progressive bluegrass, and what is loosely called “Americana.”  Founded by Singer/songwriter Carmela Pedicini (“Radio-Free Carmela and the Transmitters”) and David Brain (Dobro), they recruited violinist Sara Stovall – who has stretched her wings as a vocalist and a songwriter in her own right – and Doug Conroy (bass, vocals) – who earned his Passerine wings on their 6,000 mile “Northern Loon” tour.
Passerine has been featured on stages and festivals statewide, nationally, and internationally.

$10 requested donation for concert. Enjoy Lucky Goat coffee. Feel free to bring your lunch.

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Clay Parker and Jodi James
Thursday, August 7, 11:00 am

Hailing from a small town outside of Baton Rouge, Clay and Jodi are two extraordinary artists who combined forces to create new ways to celebrate regional roots sounds while creating something markedly modern.   Rolling Stone Magazine says the duo’s heady baritone and crystal bell-tone incantations makes for “mesmerizing back porch music. Prepare to be awe-struck.

$10 requested donation for concert. Enjoy Lucky Goat coffee.

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Nate Currin, “Southern Troubadour Tales”
Fri, Sept 12, 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
With nearly a million miles under his belt, Nate Currin is a troubadour in the truest sense. Rooted in the Georgia red clay, his voice carries the grit and soul of the South, and his songwriting is marked by an unassuming authenticity. Nate has shared stages with some of the industry’s biggest names, had his music featured on major TV shows, and earned 5 International Music & Entertainment Awards — yet he remains a storyteller at heart, chasing genuine human connection one song, one show, one listener at a time. Nate is releasing his next album just in time for his TSC concert! Plan to attend this very intimate and special event.

Hear his music and his stories while enjoying a soulful southern meal.
$30 for performance and catered southern soulful lunch. $15 for show only. Space is limited.

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Luke Bulla
*Rescheduled date: Thur., Nov. 20, 11:00 am

Luke Bulla started singing in his family band at age 4 and took up the fiddle at 7. At age 16, this seven-time winner of the National Fiddle Contest became Nashville’s ever youngest Grand Master Fiddle Champion! He also plays guitar, mandolin, sings and writes songs. With Ricky Skaggs’ band, Kentucky Thunder, he earned his first Grammy Award. He has played and recorded with too many greats to list, but I will mention Alison Kraus, Patty Griffin, Earl Scruggs, Shawn Colvin, Lyle Lovett, Brandi Carlisle… Currently Luke is happy to be touring again and is excited to play at TSC’s CoffeeHouse concerts.

$10 requested donation for concert. Enjoy Lucky Goat coffee.

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