Name: Wall of Grass Benefit in support of Breast Cancer Research
Start: 2025-10-09T20:30:00-04:00
Location: Boston Harbor Distillery

Wall of Grass Benefit in support of Breast Cancer Research

A mighty crew of some of the finest area musicians will come together this night to support a very important cause.
Wall of Grass is an interactive folk-music collective from Boston that periodically hosts extraordinary music events to raise funds to support local community service organizations.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and this illustrious ensemble is returning to the Distillery, this year in support of the Susan G. Komen Fund and their mission to invest in breakthrough research to prevent, cure and treat breast cancer.
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Wall of Grass has been dubbed as “Phil Spector meets Bill Monroe”, a “folkestra”, and a “folk-flash-mob”. The group plays in a big circle in a style of music now lovingly known as “cluster-folk.” At their concerts, the group distributes songbooks and encourages concert attendees to sing, dance and clap along. So much fun - and all the proceeds go for a great cause!
The amazing list of talented musicians performing at this event includes: Sal Baglio * Bruce Bears * Kathy Burkly * Craig Carter * Susan Cattaneo * Dinty Child * Mark Cutler * Catharine David * Jerome Deupree * Joe Donnelly * Steve Gilligan * Peter Hoffman * Kelly Knapp * Brad Kohl * Larry Luddecke * Sandy Martin * Chuck McDermott * Chris Pahud * Rosy Rosenblatt * John Ryder * Denis Semprebon * Glenn Shambroom * Joey Thieman * Jamie Walker * David Weden * Laurie Young * Kailey Zercher
For more info about the Susan G Komen Fund and to make a direct contribution: https://www.komen.org
>>> REGISTER TO WALK IN THE OCTOBER KOMEN CURE FOR CANCER (More than the Pink) event on Oct 18: https://secure.info-komen.org/site/TR?fr_id=10917 <<<
$30 in advance $35 at the door. All proceeds to Susan G Komen
Doors are at 8:00 pm. Showtime is 8:30 pm.
This event is being presented by SHK Music at the Boston Harbor Distillery - a wonderfully unique and intimate setting to take in great music with its 1850s architecture, great acoustics, comfortable seating, and fantastic selection of made-on-the-premises liquors and liqueurs. And there's plenty of free parking too. More info at https://www.shkmusic.com/faq