GUEST BLOG / By Sande Lollis, Music at the Marston Curator--For the second year in a row, the Marston House Gardens plays host to an unforgettable end-of-summer music experience.
On September 1, from 3 to 5pm, SOHO presents the first in the series of three outdoor concerts featuring Americana, folk, country, and blues music in a festival of extraordinary women singer-songwriters.
Attendees from last year know how magical the experience was, and because they asked us to, we’re doing it again! Set in the welcoming historic rose garden on three Fridays in September, from 3 to 5pm, this concert series offers a unique and intimate setting. There are so many great women artists in San Diego and beyond, and yet women are extremely underrepresented in the music industry, both as songwriters and as producers.
Marston House is highlighting some of that talent here, to give support where support is needed. Tickets for each show are $10 for SOHO members and $12 for non-members. Space is limited; we encourage the public to get their tickets now to secure their spot. CLICK HERE.
Concertgoers will bring their own lawn chair or blanket for ultimate comfort. We'll have light refreshments available, and guests may bring their own snacks and drinks as well.
FIRST NIGHT TALENT. L-R: Lisa Sanders, Annie Bethancourt, Suzanne Panza.
| Annie Bethancourt is a writer and folk musician from Portland, Oregon who honed her chops in San Diego in the early 2000's at spots like Java Jones, Twiggs, and Lestat's. After receiving a Sociology degree from the University of California, San Diego, Annie independently released her first folk album The Garage Sessions in 2003. |
Suzanne Panza is a professional vocalist and musician recently relocated from Nashville to Phoenix. She grew up in San Diego, performing with her band Talk Like June. She has opened for many artists, most notably Journey at BYU Stadium. She has performed at iconic venues such as the Ryman Auditorium and the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville and the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.
Lisa Sanders is an artist is a multi-award-winning singer-songwriter with nearly three decades of experience. Her level of entertainment ranges from major stages and projects to venues as intimate as house concerts. Sanders has nine full-length studio albums and a tenth album, Daughters of the Rising Tide due to be released in 2023.
Marston House Museum & Gardens September Concert Series
Where: 3525 Seventh Avenue, San Diego 92103
Purchase Tickets $10 SOHO Members · $12 Non members
By Phone (619) 297-9327
Day of the Event At the Museum Shop
Future dates for the 3-part series September 15 - Micah Justice, Ashley E Norton, and Julia Sage September 29 - Cathryn Beeks, Lauren Leigh, and Eve Selis
There is no parking on this residential street. Utilize the ample free parking all along Balboa Drive, Sixth Avenue, Upas and Thorn Streets. Parking for disabled or elderly: Friends or family should deliver disabled or elderly guests to the front of the Museum Shop and assist them in their arrival.
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