Second Friday,  

October 10, 2014

Coffeehouse - Live Music at 7:30pm

Margie Jackson-Dziadzka

 

With a background in classical guitar and some Flamenco technique, and a vocal range of over three octaves, Margie Dziadzka arranges music with a richness and complexity that captivates listeners. Her performances are as eclectic and unique as her interests. Her passion for nature, space exploration, and stories are reflected in her choice of songs and original lyrics. Audiences have commented on her angelic voice and deepness of expression and emotion conveyed in her interpretations.

Margie’s musical influences include Joan Baez, Kate Bush, Sting, Eva Cassidy, and Elton John, as well current popular music and blues. While her repertoire does include pieces from those artists and others, she continues to write and perform her own music as well as traditional Irish, English, and American folk music.

 

in Molly’s Café (floor 3 1/2 - not wheelchair accessible)

Coming up in the Coffeehouse, we're excited to present these fine performers:

 

	Marilyn Middleton, November 14
	and more to come! Stay tuned!

If you are a musician just starting out and would like a venue, or know of musicians who are looking for a place to stretch their wings, call Rev. Jean at 773-784-6633.

Help create the Coffeehouse in Molly’s Café

941 W. Lawrence – 3^rd floor

  Preston Bradley Center

artists & events the Coffeehouse has hosted:

 

	Andina & Rich
	David HB Drake
	Mac Bellner
	SongSisters - Sue Fink, Patti Shaffner, Amy Dixon-Kolar
	Jano Brindisi
	Cheshire Moon
	February Sky
	Brian QTN (Cutean)
	Kristin Cotts
	Jacqueline Sylvie and Victor Sanders
	Guyz with Bad Eyes
	Amy Dixon-Kolar
	Marilyn Middleton Mellor
	Heather Styka
	Linda Boyle
	Margaret J Nelson
	Andina & Rich, Sandy Andina and Stephen Lee Rich
	Katie Dahl
	Kristin Lems
	Lee Murdoch
	Mark Dvorak
	Steve Justman
	Michael Smith
	Shanta Storyteller
	Awesome Folk Band
	The Hollands!
	Jean T. Arrigo
	Sue Fink
	Andrew Calhoun, of Waterbug.com
	a "Not My Poetry" Slam, with a great variety of favorites
	Kristin Lems and Joe Jencks
	"Cole and Campbell," with Steven Cole, ukulele and vocals and Campbell McNeal, piano
	“The Unit Of Two” Jazz Duo - Sam Mohammed