This annual street party showcases local musicians, artists, and performers along Stamford’s historic Main Street. Enjoy a kaleidoscope of sound and color and be inspired to create and collaborate with family, neighbors and friends.

More information available on our website, roxburyartsgroup.org!

Schedule and Locations for Music + Performances

12:00p | 1:00p | 2:00p | 3:00p
In Veteran’s Memorial Park
Dance puppet theatre company Loco7 will perform an excerpt from “Forsaken,” a piece that explores the displacement of people as well as certain animal species that are endangered including birds and butterflies. Placing perspective on international events by centering the tragedy in Colombia, “Forsaken” tells the story of citizens who are pushed to the brink and have no choice but to migrate while examining the relationship between where we come from and where we go.

1:00 – 1:45p

at Big Lug
50 Main Street
Moppy
Moppy is a non-binary musician who has been writing their own songs since they were a young teenager. In the late 2010s, they were a part of the NYC anti-folk movement with their band, Sourdoe. Currently, as a solo artist, their music focuses on self development in a more serious, honest, and loving light.

at Stamford Coffee
79 Main Street
John Muccino
Solo, singing piano player performing jazz, classical and pop.

at Victory General Store
76 Main Street
Federic Chrislip
A classically trained tenor, Fredric focuses on self-accompanied singing to the lute. Accompanying himself allows a greater unity and spontaneity to the expression and pacing of the music than two performers can achieve.

at the Stamford Fire Department
111 Main Street
13 for Life
Eric Wetmore and Darren Collins are 13 for Life, covering your favorite classic rock, blues and country tunes along with playing their own original material.

at the Stamford Village Apartments
125 Main Street
Joe Sings
Stardust Ballroom meets Vegas with a trip to the Amalfi Coast — add a sprinkle of Coffee House and a Power Ballad or two — and some great story-telling and that’s how you’ll be welcomed into Joe’s world of music.

2:00 – 2:45p

at It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere
75 Main Street
Angel Pam West
Playing originals and classic covers of acoustic rock & ethereal soul.

at Lion Eyes
66 Main Street
Michael Waters
Emerging artist playing solo saxophone

at Robinson Broadhurst
101 Main Street
Karen Anderson
Singer and guitarist performing pop and rock covers from the 60s to today.

at First Presbyterian Church
96 Main Street
Amy Randall
Readings from Know Hollow – Good Choices Make Lousy stories

at Stamford Library
117 Main Street
Djahari Clark
Director and choreographer Djahari Clark and David Kammerer (musician) have collaborated to create The Ballad Tree. Inspired by Appalachian ballads Djahari’s mother sang to her as a child, The Ballad Tree embraces the oral traditions while acknowledging their journey of modification with new interpretations and inspirations. Focusing on the romantic “Murder Ballads,” the songs will include both popular and lesser-known ballads as well as original ballad-inspired music, dance, and puppetry. Akin to fairytales, the ballads speak to universal themes such as tragedy and love.

3:00 – 3:45p

at Big Lug
50 Main Street
Sawtells
Original pop guitar and drums duo with some nice harmonies.

at Stamford Coffee
79 Main Street
Azalea Twining
Azalea Twining is a composer, vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter from Harrisonburg, Virginia creating original pieces. Azalea’s recent projects include a solo flute commission for Intersection, a song cycle set to poetry of the Brontë sisters, a saxophone quartet commission for Second Stage and Composers Now, and a dance opera created and performed by her family, Ensemble InterTwining.

at The Fire House
111 Main Street
Kyle Faraci
Country Singer / Guitarist

at Stamford Village Apartments
125 Main Street
Those Darn Cats
Jim Adams & Bill Youngs playing the Great American Songbook and your favorite jazz standards.

ALL EVENTS ARE FREE. TIPS / DONATIONS ARE ENCOURAGED FOR PERFORMERS AND GREATLY APPRECIATED FOR WORKSHOPS, AND OTHER EVENTS.

Schedule subject to changes. The Headwaters Music + Arts Festival is a rain or shine event. In case of inclemete weather, performances will be moved indoors.

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