Berklee Jazz Quintet & Linda Amero

Berklee Jazz Quintet & Linda Amero

Berklee Jazz Quintet & Linda Amero

Friday, July 8th, 2016, 6:00pm

Berklee Jazz Quintet is comprised of John Baboian – Lead and Guitar; Greg Hopkins – Trumpet; Mark Earley – Sax; Dave Landoni – Bass, and Phil McGowan – Drums.

John Baboian, Lead Guitarist/Composer/Educator, has been on the faculty at Berklee College of Music in Boston since 1980. Although best known for his work in the jazz and swing idioms, John has performed in the Classical, Blues, Rock, R & B, Latin and World music genres.

Linda Amero is a local vocalist whose style crosses many genres from jazz to folk. A charismatic entertainer, she has also starred in musical comedy and other stage productions, as well as appearing in regular gigs at various North Shore venues.

Tonight’s non-profit organization

In the spirit of giving back to the community each concert is partnered with a Cape Ann non-profit organization. The public is invited to make a free-will donation (So if you can, please bring cash/check.) This week's organization is Pathways for Children.

About Pathways for Children

Pathways is a leading provider of education and care programs on the North Shore of Massachusetts serving over 500 children and their families from 14 communities. Our year-round programming serves children birth to age 13 and their families through 5 outstanding programs, the largest of which is Head Start. We have facilities in Gloucester and Beverly as well as satellite classrooms in Salem and Peabody. Pathways’ holistic, all-inclusive approach along with our outstanding performance reviews and professional accreditations are what makes us unique.

Our mission is to serve the best interests of infant through adolescent children and their families – whether disadvantaged by circumstance or in search of opportunity – by delivering the empowering gift of quality educational, social development and support services that strengthen the family unit and the community.

Learn more about Pathways for Children.
Cebrating 10 Years of music on Meetinghouse Green!

Event Info:

  • Friday, July 8th, 2016
  • 6pm to 8:30pm
  • Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church
  • Tickets: Free. Donations welcome.
  • Benefits: Pathways for Children
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Location

Address:
Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church
10 Church St, Gloucester, MA 01930

Join Us

The GMF Annual Fund is dedicated to raising the resources that are necessary to run the organization.  In 2026 the Meetinghouse will reach 220 years in service to Cape Ann, a miraculous survivor and centerpiece of the Historic District.  Our successful and ongoing mission is to preserve it as a cultural venue, civic hub and community gathering center. 

We are mostly volunteers but our paid executive assistant, Ashley Shedd, provides invaluable and efficient office support.  We also incur significant costs for building use, graphics, web hosting, marketing, advertising and other essential services.  This year we will be hiring additional professional staff for enhanced program growth, grant-writing, development, and planning for the upcoming Capital Campaign. 

Your generous contributions to the Annual Fund are central to facilitating our vision for a completely renovated and updated Meetinghouse, complementary to the new Sawyer Free Library and expanded Cape Ann Museum – an incomparable resource capable of hosting as many as 500 participants for community-focused forums, events and performances. 

Delivering on our great aspirations depends upon you.

Member

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$50/ year

Supporter

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$100/ year

Contributor

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$500/ year

Builder

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$1,000/ year

Sustainer

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$5,000/ year

Benefactor

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$10,000/ year