Music Under the Tent to Benefit Art Under the Elms
Join us for a day on the Common. At the Art Under the Elms benefit art show, you can listen to music and enjoy lunch or an afternoon snack! The show is produced by the Trinitarian Church and all proceeds go towards helping food and housing insecurity in the Castine area. There is no entrance fee.
Nearby, the library will host four terrific groups under our tent. Stop by and listen! Scheduled performers are Castine Brass, Scrambled Steel, Mike & Susie Fay, and Interplay. For more on the musicians and the performance schedule please go to our website.
Music is co-sponsored by Castine Arts Association.
To find out more about Art Under the Elms please go to their Facebook page.
10:30 to 11:30 am
Castine Brass Quartet
The group was organized in 2001 and has had over 20 members over the years. They practice regularly and perform in a variety of settings and circumstances. Their members are often incorporated in the Castine Town Band.
John Wiebe, trumpet; Arthur Billings, trumpet; Tom Wheeler, French Horn; Silas Yates, trombone.
12:00 to 1:00 pm
Scrambled Steel
Scrambled Steel is a Maine-based steel band bringing bold sounds and bright energy to unexpected places. Founded in 2024 and based between Bangor and Portland, the group adds a vibrant, rhythmic twist to any setting—art shows included. Their performances are lively, joyful, and just the right amount of unpredictable. They’re all about good music, and good vibes!
Harper Woodmansee, Morgan Davis, Arwen Woodmansee, Eric Knight, Andrew Collins, Miles Anderson.
For more information: https://scrambledsteel.com
1:15 – 2:00
Mike and Susie Fay
Mike and Susie have been performing together since 1978 as a duet and have grown in the 35+ years to become a full band.
2:15 – 3:30 pm
Interplay, a jazz ensemble
Founded in 2014, Interplay has performed at the Penobscot Maritime Museum, Bangor Public Library, UMO Women’s Basketball Team, The Castine Golf Club, and private events.
David Halvorson, bass; Bobby Duron, drums; James Williams, guitar; Steve Orlofsky, saxophone and flute; and Silas Yates, trombone