Website: www.johnjohnbrown.com

"On Black Friday I Met Jesus"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrCXf-yLZcE&feature=emb_title

"The Road"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_rqcmmfjTY

"Music and Comics Interview"

https://americana-uk.com/interview-john-john-brown-on-mixing-music-with-photographs-and-comics

Bio: No Depression calls John John Brown’s debut album The Road "a supple and suggestive blend of astute Americana accompanied by a quiet, reflective glow", while Americana Highways dubbed his newest release "A collection of well-crafted storytelling songs". Post to Wire noted that “John Prine is a clear influence in the way Brown rolls astute observations and a humorous slant into his lyrics”.  Out on the road, John John was invited to perform at the 50th Anniversary of Woodstock at Bethel Woods, which is the original site of the legendary festival. Over the years, he has been chosen as a 2020 Kerrville New Folk winner, an Emerging Artist at the 2017 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and a winner of the 2016 South Florida Folk Fest singer/songwriter contest.  Seeped in good storytelling and fingerpicking melodies, John John Brown seems to have discovered part of the mystery that surrounds the great singer/songwriter tradition.

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Since 1979, the ‘Jewel of Beacon’, the Howland Cultural Center, has been a hub for the arts, culture and history.

Its Northcutt Hall gallery is renowned for its outstanding acoustics. Providing a rich, varied cultural experience for visitors and resource for visual and performing arts programming, supporting artists, organizations, and our community. The galley is open free to the public during weekends and by appointment.

Our historic building first opened its doors in 1872, as the Howland Circulating Library, designed by the preeminent architect Richard Morris Hunt. Commissioned by his brother-in-law, General Joseph Howland and his wife Eliza Woolsey Howland.

The Howland Cultural Center is a fully volunteer run non-profit organization managed by its board of directors and many volunteers. This beautiful landmark is available to rent for special events.