Community Calendar

November 7
Abalone Room
Little River Inn, Little River

Keith Murphy and Yann Falquet are masters of contemporary Celtic guitar, representing the compelling textures, harmonies and rhythms that the guitar has brought to traditional songs and instrumentals since the Celtic music revival in the 1970s.

As singers, they bring a rich blending of the Franco and Anglo song traditions. Falquet comes with a wealth of songs from the French-Canadian tradition. He is probably best known for his work with the Quebecois trio, Genticorum, with whom he has been a driving force since the groups inception. Murphy is a highly respected traditional singer and brings a song repertoire filled with gems from his native Newfoundland as well as Quebec and his current home, Vermont. He was a founding member of the groundbreaking trio, Nightingale.

Time TBD. More details to follow.
This is a benefit for KZYX.

November 14 • 6PM
Historic Town Hall, Fort Bragg

Songwriter • Instrumentalist • Storeyteller
Opening Act: The Frances Ford Band

In Concert — ONE SHOW ONLY

Get Tickets:

• Harvest Market, Fort Bragg
• Out of This World, Mendocino
• BrownPaperTickets.com

This is a Benefit for KZYX

Robbie Fulks is a Grammy nominated, chart topping musician, performing for the first time in Mendocino County. His Hollywood Bowl debut included Steve Martin and Alison Brown, both premier musicians, and both Grammy winners.

Fulks is celebrated as one of America's great song craftsmen, known for his wit and masterful lyricism that can be both funny and profoundly moving. His concerts emphasize his dynamic stage presence, his ability to connect with audiences, and the entertaining blend of serious performance with sharp, funny banter.

November 14 • 6:30PM
SPACE Theater, Ukiah

Come join us for a night of something "special" as W. Dan's Treehouse takes the stage at 508 W Perkins St.

It's a "Benefit" for KZYX so if for no other reason do it for the good cause. A laugh track will be provided so you won't feel guilty for not doing it yourself. The FCC will not be monitoring so there will be cussing. Kids may learn words you do not want them to know so bring them at your own risk. Definitely R rated language is planned.