August 23 , 2008

10:30 A.M.

Historical Society Auditorium

17 S. Washington Street

Easton, MD 21601

$10 day of show/ $8 in advance

*Ticket Needed for Anybody Over 1 Year Old*

For over a decade Robbie Schaefer has played guitar and sung with the other adults in his band, Eddie From Ohio. But his favorite musicians to play with are about 30 years younger — which is why he spent four years teaching music at Wesley Preschool in Vienna, VA; three summers at U.S. Kids in Washington, D.C., performing at the prestigious Wolf Trap Children’s Theatre-in-the-Woods in summer 2004; and played to sold out crowds at Washington D.C. area venues and children’s festivals around the country. What do Robbie and his favorite earthlings do when they get together? They sing songs about chicken lips, salamander thighs, and nutty professors; they whisper and yell about cows at the bottom and top of their lungs; they march around the room like an Emperor with no clothes on (just pretending, of course). You know, all the regular stuff. Oh, and they have lots of fun.

September 27 , 2008

10:30 A.M.

Historical Society Auditorium

17 S. Washington Street

Easton, MD 21601

$10

*Ticket Needed for Anybody Over 1 Year Old*

When internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Jason Ringenberg created his children’s music character FARMER JASON in 2003, he had no idea he was launching what would prove to be the most commercially successful creation of his storied career. With two sweet, beautiful, preschool daughters missing Daddy Jason during his 200 dates a year touring schedule, Jason wanted to make a CD that his kids could listen to while he was out globetrotting. To his surprise, soon lots of other daughters and little sons were singing along as well. Disney’s magazine FAMILY FUN called it “one of the Top 5 kids’ CDs of 2003.” Farmer Jason, Jason Ringenberg’s “twin brother” (wink wink), was soon drawing sell-out crowds from Osh Kosh to Oslo doing children’s concerts in venues ranging from schools and libraries to punk rock clubs. NO DEPRESSION said of his show: “Sounding as excited as a Captain Crunched 6-year old on Saturday morning, Farmer Jason dares you not to sing along. Resistance is utterly futile.”