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Acorn MusEcology Project: Bell Weather II

Mercury Theater

3333 Petaluma Boulevard N

(707) 658-9019

Event Link

Saturday March 8, 2025

03:00 pm - 05:00 pm

$25

Reservations & Tickets

The Acorn MusEcology Project is unique in that the mostly original compositions you will hear are deeply meaningful, stirring, contemporary and compelling, while also being beautifully performed. Arrangements vary from a cappella, to settings that are enhanced by various combinations of piano, guitar, banjo, bass, flute, toy piano, and percussion.

Acorn MusEcology Project is dedicated to the path they are carving out—choosing one or two ecological elements/topics to explore for each concert series, then doing the research required to develop a deeper understanding of our place in the ongoing story. Collectively, they move toward the horizon with purpose and devotion, with steady humor––and every now and then a bit of grace.