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We open up our concert series this year with The Tom Nutile Big Band – one of the region’s most accomplished and exciting big bands and a Southgate favorite! In addition to traditional swing, they also play modem pop tunes, Latin, lindy, modem jazz, waltzes and more!

The Reminisants have been entertaining audiences of all ages throughout New England since 1973. The band specializes in music from the 1950’s through the 90’s, playing a collection of the greatest ‘Oldies’ music ever written! All your bee-bop and juke box favorites and then some!

Camelot!

The stage capture of the acclaimed 1980 Broadway revival starring Richard Harris, Camelot is a utopia where good King Arthur, his wife Guinevere and The Knights of the Roundtable live virtuous lives until Guinevere develops a powerful attachment to a French soldier, Lancelot.

Men’s Breakfast welcomes Terry Ingano with the Clinton Historical Society to speak on the Wachusetts Dam and Reservoir. Terry’s bio is as follows: I’m a career educator, 43 years

in the Clinton Public Schools as a teacher, department chair, district curriculum director, and my last eight years as the superintendent of schools. I’ve been involved in the Clinton Historical Society for 42 years, often writing articles of historic interest in the local newspaper, the Item. Those articles have been compiled and put into three volumes of local history over the years, all for charity. I also wrote the illustrated history of Clinton in 1996. Retired now and enjoying my family and two grandsons.” All are welcome.

Join us to hear about our upcoming plans for this year’s anniversary show! Let’s just say that “Hollywood is calling!” ALL are welcome to attend.

Since 1995 the Wolverine Jazz Band has been entertaining lovers of Traditional Jazz all over Boston and New England. They are considered by many to be among the finest purveyors of Vintage Jazz on the East Coast. They also have a national following, having performed at numerous Jazz festivals across the country. Perhaps somewhat shockingly, these same seven musicians have managed to stay together as a group for over two decades!

“The desire to create is one of the deepest yearnings of the human soul”~Dieter F. Uchtdorf. Join us as Southgate residents display their works of art in a variety of medium in this afternoon’s gala exhibit! Don’t miss this opportunity to experience first hand the unique artistic abilities within our own community. Musical accompaniment by classical guitarist Peter Clemente. Refreshments will be served.

Join us in the theatre for long-time Southgate favorite, Malcolm Halliday!

Malcolm performs in the United States, Europe and Mexico, both as a soloist and in collaboration with singers, instrumentalists and orchestra. An experienced concert presenter, Halliday was the Artistic Director of the Great Music Series in Provincetown, MA. More recently he was director of Arts on the Green, a concert series at the First Congregational Church of Shrewsbury, MA where he served as Minister of Mu-sic for 28 years. Malcolm Halliday currently lives much of the year in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico where he continues an active performing and teaching career. He returns periodically to the U.S. to concertize and spend time at his lake home in Ashburnham, MA. Post-pandemic, he is planning to take on more concert work, as well as occasional substitute work as organists and/or choir director for New England houses of worship. In addition to solo piano recital work, Mr. Halliday also works with singers and instrumentalists in a wide range of collaborative concerts in both the U.S. and Mexico.

Please come and meet Judy Palken, Registered Dietician. Her topic will be “Eating for Cognitive Health”. Certain foods seem to be good for our memory and learning, and preserving these precious abilities as we get older. There are those wonderful blueberries, but what else? It turns out that there are many other foods that are good for our cognitive health – come and learn!

If you like the uplifting and soulful mu-sic of New Orleans you’ll love the sound of the New Black Eagle Jazz Band. The band has delighted audiences all over the world with their huge and eclectic repertoire of jazz from the 1920’s and 30’s. The group has a mature mastery of this great American music- from Louis Armstrong and Jelly Roll Morton to early Duke Ellington to Cole Porter; from blues to rags to gospel and popular songs of the era.