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Come join us for a musical evening too!!
We are so please to have the following line up of performers:
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 The Rum Soaked Crooks ~ Tom Goux, Jacek Sulanowski and Dan Lanier, have been cruising the New England shoreline, and beyond, for the last three decades and have inflicted much musical and poetic damage with a pungent mix of sailors’ chanteys, ballads and ditties. The Crooks have shared their songs and stories, both historical and contemporary, at festivals and maritime events across the country and in Europe, and have recorded on the Smithsonian-Folkways and Whaling City Sound labels. Their repertoire spans four centuries of Yankee seafaring and contains an extensive collection of Cape and Islands sea songs and poetry. goux@capecod.net
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Dillon Bustin
 Dillon Bustin has a bachelor's degree in Folklore and is presently completing an advanced degree in ethnomusicology at Brown University. He has an impressive list of affiliations he has contracted with over his career: American Folklore Center, Southwestern Pennsylvania Heritage Preservation Commission, New Hampshire Humanities Council, South Shore Art Center, Emerson Umbrella Center for the Arts, New Bedford Whaling Museum, and the National Park Service. Dillon worked for the Massachusetts Council on Arts and Humanities as Program Coordinator for Folklore and Ethic Art and Senior Program Coordination for Humanities.
Dillon is a writer, a playwright, a composer, and a collaborator of many ethnographic documentaries.
 MB Studios, owned and operated by David McKee & Peter Bussiere, created Flying Deep, a musical project which incorporates cetacean sounds with varied musical instruments and styles. The project's self titled CD was released on Unibrain Recordings label on 8/1/08 and was recorded at MB Studios in Brewster, MA.
Peter Bussiere is a skilled percussionist, producer, and sound engineer who co-wrote, produced and engineered Flying Deep. He also performed all keyboard sequences, percussion and incorporated all cetacean sounds on the project. David McKee is a multi-instrumentalist, who co-wrote, co-produced and assisted with the engineering of Flying Deep. He performed all guitar and bass on this collaboration.
A portion of the proceeds of Flying Deep is being donated to WDCS helping fund cetacean awareness, research and conservation. |
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  Through global public participation, a "Curtain of 30,000 Origami Whales" was completed in May 2007 as a powerful visual statement and memorial for the lives of whales killed in the past 21 years. Thousands of children and adults of all ages, schools, organizations, individuals, from all nations contributed origami whales to raise awareness to the numbers that have been killed, as well as a call to action with the need to halt further slaughter of these amazing beings.
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