Guitar Festival
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church 122 California Ave., Monrovia, CARecital starts at 4:00pm
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Guitar Nights is a genre-busting feast of performances by legendary guitarists as well as emerging artists. Past performers include Nashville’s Richard Smith; jazz guitarist, John Storie; bluegrass band, Vin Fiz Flyer; flamenco guitarist Adam del Monte; classical guitarist, Scott Tennant & Bolero musicians, Trio Casablanca. Music in comfy theater seating with food and drinks delivered straight to you!
Presented on the third Monday of each month at LOOK Dine-in Cinemas in Monrovia, CA.
$10 admission
Adam del Monte, Flamenco
LOOK Dine-in Cinemas 410 S. Myrtle Ave., Monrovia, CAAdam del Monte, Flamenco Choose your seat: reserve seating $5-20 One of the leading flamenco and classical guitarist/composers of his generation, Adam del Monte has made it his life mission...
$5 – $20
Teresa James, Blues
LOOK Dine-in Cinemas 410 S. Myrtle Ave., Monrovia, CABlues, Classical & Metal Choose your seat: reserve seating $10-20 Teresa James, Blues Teresa James and the Rhythm Tramps are on quite a roll. Her persuasive pipes slathered in honey...
$10 – $20
Guitar Festival
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church 122 California Ave., Monrovia, CARecital starts at 4:00pm
Scott Tennant & Friends
LOOK Dine-in Cinemas 410 S. Myrtle Ave., Monrovia, CAScott Tennant & Friends with Andrew York, Matt Greif, Martha Masters, Bokyung Byun, Joe LoPiccolo, Mike Scott & Andrew Goldenhersch Choose your seat: reserve seating $20 Scott Tennant is a...
$20
Mini-Festival is an all-day workshop & rehearsal. Students work in groups with their current teacher along with visiting guest artists to refine their musical strengths & stretch to build new skills. Ensemble playing, improv, chord playing, rhythm building and singing all come together around a “Song of the Festival” which have included “The Lion Sleeps Tonight,” “Apple Pie Blues” and “Happy Birthday.” The day’s activities culminate in an afternoon public recital showcasing solos from each student, small ensembles, and a big group jam at the end on the “Song of the Festival.”