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Doors open at 7:30 and Music begins at 8:00 (usually)

Thank you to all who participated in the
Gathering of Friends
We donated $756.00 to the Lake Cities Community Food Pantry.
Contributing artists included:
Elaine Davis - Celtic harp
Mark Cordova and Mark Davis - Fiddle and drum
Andy Cooper, Thad Bonduras, Drew Phelps - Jazz
Brad Hill, John Grub , Randy Dean - Acoustic Americana
and "OPPS" the Juggler

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September 6, 2008
The Texas Gypsies
This band uses "Pop music, Swing or Hot Jazz, from the 30's and 40's" along with a Southern Western Swing influence to create its own unique sound. Able to provide songs that feature both vocals or instrumentals, the quartet playes FUN music. The upbeat and singable or danceable sound always turns people's heads and keeps their interest whether it is the young hearing a new sound or a more mature person remembering a great time!

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October 4, 2008

The Quebe Sisters Band
We are so furtunate that this talented bunch of performers want to return to the TCC.
When Grace, Sophia and Hulda Quebe (pronounced kway-bee) take to a stage, audiences marvel — first at the sight of three young girls ready to please. When they raise their fiddles and play, audiences marvel again at the intricacy of the sound issuing forth. When the girls sing their vintage-style three-part harmony, audiences are blown away. Add the rhythm guitar of Joey McKenzie and the upright bass of Drew Phelps, and the Quebe Sisters band becomes a force of nature

Please check out our friends at:

Uncle Calvins Coffeehouse
Check out Uncle Calvin's Other Venues tab page for the best venues around.
Jefferson Freedom Cafe
Open Door Coffeehouse
Laberinth Walk Coffeehouse
Flower Mound Coffeehouse
Bone Doc's House Concerts
Dan's Silverleaf

The Town and Country Coffeehouse is not for profit and operated completely by volunteers. Our goal is to provide a community service by hosting a local listening venue with a family friendly focus which presents exceptional talent. Money generated by the sales and donations to the coffeehouse are used to compensate musicians and pay expenses related to operation.
If you are interested in being a volunteer, making a contribution or being a recognized sponsor please contact us by mail or use e-mail address tccconcerts@verizon.net

	Home Directions Tickets Parking Previous Performers Links Contact Us		Click here to see what they are saying about the areas Coffeehouses. Doors open at 7:30 and Music begins at 8:00 (usually) Thank you to all who participated in the Gathering of Friends We donated $756.00 to the Lake Cities Community Food Pantry. Contributing artists included: Elaine Davis - Celtic harp Mark Cordova and Mark Davis - Fiddle and drum Andy Cooper, Thad Bonduras, Drew Phelps - Jazz Brad Hill, John Grub , Randy Dean - Acoustic Americana and "OPPS" the Juggler ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ September 6, 2008 The Texas Gypsies This band uses "Pop music, Swing or Hot Jazz, from the 30's and 40's" along with a Southern Western Swing influence to create its own unique sound. Able to provide songs that feature both vocals or instrumentals, the quartet playes FUN music. The upbeat and singable or danceable sound always turns people's heads and keeps their interest whether it is the young hearing a new sound or a more mature person remembering a great time! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ October 4, 2008 The Quebe Sisters Band We are so furtunate that this talented bunch of performers want to return to the TCC. When Grace, Sophia and Hulda Quebe (pronounced kway-bee) take to a stage, audiences marvel — first at the sight of three young girls ready to please. When they raise their fiddles and play, audiences marvel again at the intricacy of the sound issuing forth. When the girls sing their vintage-style three-part harmony, audiences are blown away. Add the rhythm guitar of Joey McKenzie and the upright bass of Drew Phelps, and the Quebe Sisters band becomes a force of nature Please check out our friends at: Uncle Calvins Coffeehouse Check out Uncle Calvin's Other Venues tab page for the best venues around. Jefferson Freedom Cafe Open Door Coffeehouse Laberinth Walk Coffeehouse Flower Mound Coffeehouse Bone Doc's House Concerts Dan's Silverleaf The Town and Country Coffeehouse is not for profit and operated completely by volunteers. Our goal is to provide a community service by hosting a local listening venue with a family friendly focus which presents exceptional talent. Money generated by the sales and donations to the coffeehouse are used to compensate musicians and pay expenses related to operation. If you are interested in being a volunteer, making a contribution or being a recognized sponsor please contact us by mail or use e-mail address tccconcerts@verizon.net