Private Event

• Published authors and poets will read excerpts from their work with musical accompaniment and some theatrics.
• Daryl will play music before the show when the doors open and accompanying several recitations.
• The theatre is located in the lower level of the West Wing, building number 12 on the campus map: http://www.centralpenn.edu/media/246942/campus_map_1214.pdf

• Published authors and poets will read excerpts from their work with musical accompaniment and some theatrics.
• Daryl will play music before the show when the doors open and accompanying several recitations.
• The theatre is located in the lower level of the West Wing, building number 12 on the campus map: http://www.centralpenn.edu/media/246942/campus_map_1214.pdf

• Held in the new Crossings Art Gallery, this exhibit will include pottery, photography and woodturning from Lin & Jim Bowman. Daryl will provide live background music while guests browse the art and enjoy light refreshments.
• Event is free and open to the public.
• Snow date is Feb 12, if needed.
• Crossings building is directly in front of the new, middle entrance.
• For more info, call 717-381-3550
• http://www.landishomes.org

• This annual fundraising event for the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society has long been popular for it's variety of excellent music by Mennonite groups.
• On this evening, Sopa Sol will be joined by Aspire Chamber Choir, Joshua Good and Rosemary Eberly Lebold.
• There will also be a time of lively singing for everyone.
• Tickets can be purchased online at lmhs.org. They can also be ordered by calling (717) 393-9745. Tickets are $25, with complimentary admission for children under 12.
• http://lmhs.org

Ken Nafziger—longtime music director at EMU and beloved song leader—will lead singing accompanied by Sopa Sol: Daryl Snider, Frances Miller and Nathan Bontrager. Sopa Sol will also perform selections from the Free Range Hymns album released in 2017: re-imagined hymns featuring their unique instrumental and vocal combinations. Sopa Sol “skillfully employ an extensive cache of classical and global folk instruments in this… meditation on the gifts of communal song,” Bradley Kauffman, The Mennonite.

• CDs will be available
• All are welcome.
• Entry is free, with donations appreciated.

Ken Nafziger—longtime music director at EMU and beloved song leader—will lead singing accompanied by Sopa Sol: Daryl Snider, Frances Miller and Nathan Bontrager. Sopa Sol will also perform selections from the Free Range Hymns album released in 2017: re-imagined hymns featuring their unique instrumental and vocal combinations. Sopa Sol “skillfully employ an extensive cache of classical and global folk instruments in this… meditation on the gifts of communal song,” Bradley Kauffman, The Mennonite.

• CDs will be available
• All are welcome.
• Entry is free, with donations appreciated.

This hymn sing has been postponed. We still eagerly look forward to these events, and we plan to reschedule soon.

This hymn sing has been postponed. We still eagerly look forward to these events, and we plan to reschedule soon.

• Join us for Jess Fest! A concert to benefit Jess King for Congress, featuring Vinegar Creek Consituency, The Vulcans, and Nielsen Family Band, Daryl Snider & Jesse Barki, at Tellus360.

• There will also be a silent auction with art and items from local vendors.

• Jess will speak at 7:30pm. Food and drink will be available for purchase from Tellus.

• Ticket link below

• Jess King is a working mom, small business champion, and a leader in local economic development. She never planned on running for office. But after a career fighting for working families in Pennsylvania, she joined the race for the 11th District because too many of us are working hard for too little while a greedy few rig the game in Washington.

• Her life and work bridge the district’s diverse constituencies - from faith-based business owners and working families of color, from refugees and rural farmers. She is a respected, authentic local leader with a deep local and national network. Jess will win this seat in November by speaking to issues that matter to everyday people: including Medicare for All, debt free public college, and protecting our immigrant brothers and sisters. And she’ll do it as a grassroots campaign, ground up – with your help – without being in the pockets of big money.

• You can learn more about her story here: https://www.facebook.com/jesskingforcongress/videos/477661736023874/?t=0

• Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1848751471830741/?active_tab=about

Daryl will perform with the Playback Theatre troupe.

• Theme: Stories of Healing
• Daryl will lead singing at plenary sessions and provide a Saturday night house concert, with stories of healing through music
• https://www.mennohealth.org/events/gathering/annual-gathering-2018/

• The Bell Bottoms were formed for a specfic theater show. But they continue on. Robin Work, Jeff Raught, Dean Clemmer, Doug Kulp and Daryl Snider offer music from the 60's and 70's, stories, laughter and much more.

• It will be a delightful time of songs from that era. Glen Campbell, Little Eva, Linda Rondstadt, Ray Charles, Randy Newman and even Allen Sherman are a sampling of the artists included in the set list.

• Access to Landis Woods and Boettcher House is just off Lititz Pk on Meadow Lane. Plenty of parking available. Beautiful wooded setting.

• Daryl and Ryan Kauffman will be combining instrumental voices during the meal at this fundraiser for MOOS (Mornings On Orange St), a before-school program for students of Robert Fulton Elementary School.
• Featuring local musicians, artists, and cuisine.
• In the Parrot Gallery
• Doors Open at 5:00p.m. (Silent auction preview until 5:20 p.m.)
• https://www.facebook.com/events/1696466520420322/

• Peace On Tap, in An Sibin
• "What's On Tap?" — with the River Crossing Playback Theatre improv troupe (Daryl as musician)... and you.
• http://rivercrossingplayback.org

• Note the date change
• Sopa Sol (i.e. Daryl Snider & Frances Crowhill Miller) will be sharing "Wozo: Songs of Resilience"—original songs and stories about the effects of emotional turmoil and the joy of coming home to ourselves and to our world.
• Participants of a current STAR class will be in attendance.
• Free and open to the public.

Pittsburgh-based singer-songwriter Brad Yoder returns to Lancaster, accompanied by bassist Jason Rafalak. Brad brings 25+ years of original songs in tow, blending humor, intelligence and poetry in unique and unexpected ways Lancaster favorite Daryl Snider opens. There is no admission charge (suggested donation.)

Night of Music and Poetry to benefit Lancaster Against Pipelines. Groups involved: Pipe Dreams; Sisters of Light; Daryl, Dean & Sonny; and Chris Longenecker & Rick Shoup.