The stage is set and ready as the audience arrives for a great night out in "America's Hometown" for some live music at the Spire Center for Performing Arts. As you can see, the Spire was formerly a church in an earlier life. It gives a nice spiritual ambiance to the musical magic of the place.
The tools of the art are set and ready to be masterfully played.
The 5-member band, "Say Darling," was a great crowd-pleaser with their rousing original tunes and covers. You can follow this link to their website for lots of additional and detailed info.
Combining their wide ranging talent and musicality with the wonderful acoustics of the Spire made for a really enjoyable show. Even in the back row where I sat, the comfortable size of the Spire still provides excellent musical intimacy for everyone.
Frontwoman Celia Woodsmith also performed a solo set.
One of the band members even hails from Plymouth! (The bass player standing at right)
It was a great show and evening out in "America's Hometown." Come out and support performing arts at the Spire - all year-around - or, wherever you may live in the world.
Afterwards, walking back for my ride home, there were still a few folks out and about on the street. I always smile when I see and say this store name in downtown Plymouth. It's hard to imagine a person named thus, "Hi, my name is Gunther Tootie, how do you do?" On the other hand, it would be a great conversation starter.........
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