Coco Montoya
Left-handed blues guitarist who learned from Albert Collins and spent a decade in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. Plays the guitar upside down and hits it hard.
More at Sellersville Theater
The Furious Bongos
A large ensemble that plays Frank Zappa's catalog, horns and all, which takes more players than most tribute acts carry. Labor Day weekend Friday, doors 7:30.
Funny Women Of A Certain Age
A touring stand-up bill of women comics past forty, doing material about being women comics past forty. Labor Day weekend Saturday, doors 7:30, tickets $25 to $62.
The Sweet Remains
Three singer-songwriters trading lead vocals and stacking harmonies across a full set. Wednesday night, doors 7:30, tickets $25 to $52.
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Canal-O-Ween
Close to five hundred carved jack o lanterns line the Delaware Canal towpath, lit by volunteers at sundown every night for a week. Free, rain or shine, with parking at the Fuld and Morgan lot.
The Innocents (1961)
Deborah Kerr as the governess in the Turn of the Screw adaptation. Whether the children see ghosts or she does is still argued about sixty years on.
Ashes Reign, Out of Darkness and AS-33
Three heavy bands on a Sunday. A small stage on Haverford Road with a long habit of booking bands nobody else will.
