Date/Time
Date(s) - Saturday June 15, 2019
5:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Location
The Black Range Lodge, 50 Kingston Main Street, Kingston
Starlight Concert series presents Randy Granger
Singer-songwriter Randy Granger will perform at the Starlight Concert series at the Black Range Lodge, in Kingston, NM, on Saturday, June 15, 7:00pm. An award-winning recording and touring artist of Mayan and Apache ancestry, Granger’s acoustic music blends world flutes, emotive vocals, percussion and ethereal instruments like the PANArt Hang. Kingston is located on the eastern edge of the Gila National Forest, once the homeland of the Warm Springs (Chihene) Apaches.
A full-time musician, Granger tours the United States performing and offering workshops. His music is heard on NPR, PBS, Hearts of Space, Sirius Soundscapes, Pandora and stations worldwide. Described as “Southwest world music”, it is also said to have healing properties. Granger also performs with Theatre Dojo of Deming, NM, in the plays An Illiad, and Killing Buddah.
A spiritual teacher, speaker and minister, Granger volunteers with Hospice care, playing his music for patients and their loved ones, as well as staff. He also plays for Alzheimer and dementia patients and in assisted living care facilities. www.randygranger.net
The monthly Starlight Concerts in the mountain community of Kingston offer an entertaining way to escape the summer heat. A potluck picnic is planned, starting at 5:30pm, and Black Range Vineyards will offer wine and beer throughout the evening. Starlight Concerts are sponsored by the Sierra County Arts Council (SCAC). General admission is $10; seniors, children, and SCAC members are $5. For a schedule of upcoming events, see blackrangelodge.com.
