NO Providence sing tonight; round sing Tue?; Lexington and GC sings next Tue

[Jeff Keller]

Tonight's Providence sing is CANCELLED due to snow.

Tomorrow's round sing is PROVISIONALLY ON -- Beth says:

We anticipate that the streets will be clear enough for getting here and for parking, but that's not a sure thing yet. It would be helpful if those who DO plan to attend let me know as early as possible on Tuesday. The same request goes for the potluck, in case you've signed up but realize you won't be able to get to Somerville. 

I will try to get out a confirmation-or-cancel email by early Tuesday afternoon.

Tue Jan 27, 7pm - 9pm: Round Sing (w/ potluck at 6)

Where: Somerville, MA
Please RSVP to bethk...@gmail.com if you DO plan to attend -- esp. if interested in pre-sing potluck at 6. (You are welcome to attend even if you don't RSVP, though!)
EMAIL LIST:If you would like to be added to the list, please add your name on the EMAIL tab in our Rounds document. You'll find lyrics and links to demonstrations of the rounds in the "Music and Lyrics" tab. The email list is the only way in which we will send notifications about last-minute changes or cancellations. As usual, snacks to share are strictly optional.

Tue Feb 3

1-2pm: Bring a Song (to Lexington)
Where: Lexington Community Center, 39 Marrett Rd, Lexington, MA
A pilot daytime song circle with Deborah Anne Goss.  RSVP: 781-698-4840

Sing a song or lead a sing-along -- with or without instruments; solo or with a group.  Songs may be of any kind, but please nothing too rude or scary.  Feel free to request a song or ask for help singing one.

6-8pm: Growing Center Outdoor Pub Sing
Somerville Community Growing Center, 22 Vinal Ave, Somerville, MA
If you don't have a Somerville parking permit, you can park on Highland Ave and walk down. Come sing in-person, outdoors, in a beautiful setting! We'll have a propane fire pit and marshmallows to toast. Other snacks are welcome.
COVID PRECAUTIONS: Because singing is a relatively high-risk activity, we ask that people attend only if vaccinated, boosted, and symptom-free. Anyone may lead a song, but no-one is obliged to. Drinking songs and sea chanteys always go over well, but anything with a good, singable chorus will be appreciated.