Gallery
On August 24, 2024, Allison was honored to be a presenter at the Monadnock Summer Lyceum.
Children, music and history- a delightful combination. Here we are at MoCo Arts in Keene, taking part in a production of the MoCo Minutmen.
Learning Dancing and Deportment in the third grade at the Fuller School, Keene, NH
Recorders are real, historic instruments, as demonstrated at the Fuller School, Keene, NH
Fourth Graders go under the bridge at the Josiah Bartlett School, Bartlett, NH
"Getting to know you" introductions at the Josiah Bartlett School, Bartlett, NH
Hunt and Allison at the Surry Village Charter School Fall Festival
Hunt's fiddle bow flying at the Surry Village Charter School Fall Festival
An impromptu concert at Sunflowers Restaurant in Jaffrey, NH
Performing at a lobster dinner in Frenchboro, Maine
Allison teaches students at Roland Park Country School.
Playing for the Saturday night contra dance at the John C. Campbell Folk School.
Singing "Maple Sweet" at the Nelson Town Hall.
Hunt playing "Mr. Fezziwig's Ball" at the Nelson Solstice Party, 2009. Photo by Val van Meier.
Allison tells a story at a Family Dance at Heberton Hall, Keene, NH. Photo by Michael Catanzaro.
Hunt and Allison play for the Nelson, NH contra dance. Photo by Michael Catanzaro.
Warming up the audience at the California Maritime Academy graduation, May 2, 2009
Regaling the campers at Pinewoods English Week, 2008. Photo by Michael Siemon.
Allison and Hunt play accordion, fiddle, and much more
Calling and playing a dance at Jonathan Daniels School
Hunt performing at the John C. Campbell Folk School
Performing at the Society of the Four Arts
Nelson May Day 2013. Hunt and Allison playing for the Maypole dance
Live Free or Pie
Hunt and Allison played regularly with young friends from around the Monadnock region, ranging in age from 13 on up. We could bring a small or large band to events, and provide a rich and full sound, reminiscent of the contra dance bands of the early to mid-20th century. At the Nelson New Year's Eve party 2014, an old-timer was heard to mention that he hadn't heard a band like us since the Canterbury Country Dance Orchestra of the mid-1970's!
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