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Vermont Community Newspaper Group
Bluegrass band Beg, Steal or Borrow headlines Tuesday Night Live, Aug. 17, 6-8:30 p.m., Legion Field, School Street, Johnson.
Beg, Steal or Borrow is a high-octane, five-piece bluegrass band from northern Vermont. Since its formation in 2013, the band has created and performed a solid repertoire of original music.
The group includes musicians Jeremy Sicely, Geoff Goodhue, Roland Clark, Luke Auriemmo and Fran Forim.
Bring a blanket or chair, and a variety of vendors are also onsite, including homemade pie from the historical society — apple, apricot, lots of berry choices, chocolate, maple pecan and more — plus Alice Whiting’s German chocolate cake and hot dogs grilled by Donnie Garrett.
Summer showers may dampen the enthusiasm for a few minutes, only lightning and thunder stop the music. More at 730-2943.
Next week, Aug. 24, it’s KeruBo.
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