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Leland Old Art Building Concert on the Lawn features K. Jones and the Benzie Playboys.

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Don’t miss the Old Art Building’s eighth annual Labor Day weekend FREE “Concert on the Lawn” in Leland. K. Jones and the Benzie Playboys bring the roots of southwest Louisiana’s Creole, Cajun, and Zydeco music to the Old Art Building on Saturday, Aug. 31 at 7 pm. Bring chairs, blankets and your dancing shoes—Beer, wine, and cider will be available for purchase. No coolers please.

The Playboys are dedicated to keeping the Cajun/Zydeco/Creole music alive with live performances for two steppin’, waltzing, and smoking red hot zydeco dancing. French lyrics are common in many of the tunes they sing in the tradition of Amede Ardoin, Bois Sec, Canray Fontenot, and many others for an authentic Louisiana music experience. 

The 10-button diatonic accordion of K. Jones is the driving force of their music, with Jonah Powell on fiddle, Jamie Bernard on the drums, and Dan Johansson on bass. Mark Stoltz spreads this contagious music on the scrub board and triangle driving the beat.

This concert will be on the front lawn of the Old Art Building and attendees should bring chairs. The show will go on rain or shine. In the event of bad weather the show will take place inside the Old Art Building, so limited seating will be available. 

This concert is sponsored, in part, by the Leelanau Community Cultural Center, Edmund F and Virginia B Ball Foundation, the Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts. 

For more information please visit OldArtBuilding.com or call the Old Art Building at 231-256- 2131.

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August 29, 2019/by editor
Tags: K. Jones & the Benzie Playboys, Leelanau Community Cultural Center, Leland Old Art Building
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