The Wild Hymns
A Central Pennsylvania band folding folk-pop, art-rock and Americana together, four self-released albums deep. Free in the cellar bar, all ages, seven o'clock.
More at Dharma Bums
Beggar's Pay
Dead tribute with a rotating lead guitarist, so no two nights match. This one adds Mark Diomede and a double drum section. Upstairs, twenty one and over.
Lee Ross with special guest Double D
One man party band out of Boston, live-looping sax, keys and flute into funk and reggae. Upstairs, twenty one and over, Saturday at eight.
The Reverend Graham Ford: Sounds from the Reverend's Jukebox
First Sunday solo set digging through the songwriters that shaped him. Free, cellar bar, six o'clock, and the room is small enough to hear every word.
Around the same time
Tri-State Corvette Show
The Tri-State Corvette Club parks its cars in the lot behind the Bank of America at Peddler's Village for the day. Free to walk through, and the shops are open anyway.
Horror in the Shadows: Cat People, I Walked With A Zombie, The Leopard Man
Three Val Lewton and Jacques Tourneur chillers on 16mm, back to back. Shadow, suggestion and sound doing the work that later horror hands to a monster suit.
The Vanishing (1988)
The Dutch original, not the remake. A man spends three years hunting the woman who walked into a rest stop and never came back out. The ending stays with people.
