Meade's Summer Tour

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I have many fine dates coming up this Summer! I hope Y'all can come out and see me some time soon. There is a lot of  good times to be had in the fun and sun. I don't like to swim in the ocean (fear of sharks), but put me on a stage in a coffee shop near the beach and I'll be fine. Here are some dates where you can catch me soon. 
                                                  Meade at the Virginia Beach.

Saturday, June 25th
Ashland Farmer's Market
Singing with the Meadow Street Band. Lots 'o fun
Intersection of  101 Thompson St. Ashland, VA
9 am - 12 noon

Friday, July 1st
Fredericksburg First Fridays
Fredericksburg Center for the Arts
813 Sophia St Fredericksburg, VA
I'll be in the garden patio playing some tunes. Also present will be native american flutist and keyboardist inside. A fun evening!
6-8 PM. (Doors open @ 4 pm)

Saturday, July 2nd
George Rowe Family Reunion
This is a non-musical event. But open to all descendants of George Rowe .
It will take place at the Rowe house- ancestral home of George Rowe and Lucy Leitch
in historic Fredericksburg, VA
801 Hanover St Fredericksburg, VA  10am- 10 pm

Sunday, July 3rd
Urban Farmhouse Market and  Cafe
Brunch Musical
3015 Norfolk St, Richmond, VA 
12 noon- 2 pm

Saturday, July 23rd
Williamsburg Farmers Market
Merchants Square Colonial Williamsburg, VA
9- 11:30 A.M.

Sunday, July 24th
Urban Farmhouse Market and Cafe (Shockoe Slip location)
Musical Brunch
 1217 E. Cary St Richmond, VA
12 noon- 2 p.m. 

 Saturday, August 27th
Eastern Confederate Barber Shop
Fun Filled comedy showcase!
3112 Mt Pleasant St NW, Washington, DC
8-11 p.m.






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