Capital City Band Patriotic Concert

Tallahassee Senior Center’s popular Lunchtime Coffeehouse Concerts showcase a variety of accomplished musicians in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Whether you’re a fan of folk, blues, or something in between, our concerts will provide the perfect lunchtime escape.
Feel free to bring your own lunch, take the time to unwind in the middle of the day and enjoy some great music. We bring you a mid-day break that’s both relaxing and entertaining.
The New 76ers
Tuesday, July 28, 11:00 am in the Tallahassee Senior Center Dining Room
We are thrilled to present The New 76ers – an acoustic folk/Americana family trio – featuring Brian Durham, Kelly Goddard, and Danny Goddard. They focus on soul-stirring original music, often performing around a single microphone, and are known for their tight harmonies and blend of folk, country, and rock. Their discography includes Superhighway (2011) and In the Light (2014). They have toured and headlined at festivals all over the southeast. Don’t miss this one! $10 donation for concert. Lucky Goat coffee served.
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Doc Russell presents Songwriter’s Circle at TSC
Thu., Aug. 27, 11:00 am
Doc Russell is a Tallahassee-based singer-songwriter and long-time open mic host, known for his performances in local venues and festivals. Join us for a group of Tallahassee’s best artists in the intimate Coffeehouse Concerts venue. $10 donation for concert. Lucky Goat coffee served.
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Whitney Mongé
Friday, October 16, 11:00 am in the Tallahassee Senior Center Dining Room
Whitney Mongé is a singer-songwriter and guitarist whose smoky, soulful vocals and raw, heartfelt songwriting reflect a life steeped in authenticity. She began her musical journey busking on the streets of Seattle, where her powerful voice and honest storytelling shaped her signature sound—a bold fusion of soul, blues, indie folk, and rock. She has toured internationally, collaborated with the Seattle Symphony, graced many festival stages. She has been featured in the award-winning documentary Find Your Way: A Busker’s Documentary and released four albums. $10 donation for concert. Lucky Goat coffee served.
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Jay Nash
Tues., Nov. 17, 11:00 am – Noon
Charismatic Contender, Jay Nash has a unique vocal sound and innate ability to engage listeners — which has established him as a major player in the world of Americana music. Originally from California, and now residing in Vermont, you will love his ripe and rugged Americana sound with a honkytonk spirit and a harmony driven soul. $10 donation for concert. Lucky Goat coffee served.
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Molly Healey
Tues., Dec. 15, 11:00 am
Molly is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter from Springfield, MO – basically a one-woman orchestra! Longtime fiddle player for the Ozark Mountain Daredevils, she has evolved into a powerhouse experimental songwriter, using a looping pedal to blending strings and voice together into orchestral folk songs. She has since recorded 5 albums with a dazzling variety of instruments: cello, violin, guitar, and piano. All instruments aside, Molly’s strongest asset might be considered her voice, as she has been singing on stages since early childhood. She has opened for many powerhouse artists and played at festivals across the national. Molly is also the co-organizer of Earth Day, an annual music festival that raises funds for local environmental organizations.
Capital Chordsmen
Save the Dates! December 10 & December 15





