Rachel Bearinger is a singer-songwriter whose work weaves from classic folk into the realms of jazz, rock, and baroque pop. Her sweet voice and skilled approach to the guitar make the perfect foundation for her unique and expressive songs.
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This charismatic chanteuse’s conversational style recalls the late Billie Holiday and other legendary ladies of jazz. And, yet, Charmin Michelle‘s music is free of tiresome camp and easy nostalgia. She’s a savvy songstress and, while putting her own imprint on a melody, is always respectful of those who first inhabited it.
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‘Doc’ Pat Dougherty is an artist and multi-instrumentalist that started writing songs in a borrowed storage closet on the West Bank of Minneapolis.
Celtic, classical, Klezmer, and meditative music on hammered dulcimer, handpan, and concertina.
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Matt Yetter is the real deal: an old-school, slide guitar playing, harmonica-tooting country blues artist who characterizes music as “a way of making a connection to everybody all at once”.
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Mia Thompson is 15 years old, and has been writing original songs since she was eight years old. Since she began, she has written around 70 songs, and is still constantly creating!
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Organic Vibes is a Jazz duo of Guitar and Vibraphone that plays Blues, Latin and Swing tunes from Monk to Mancini and beyond.
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Having learned from many tradition bearers on both sides of the Atlantic, Laura MacKenzie performs music from Celtic traditions on an array of wind-powered instruments, including wooden flutes, various whistles, concertina, gemshorn, solo voice, and several quiet, indoor varieties of bagpipes.
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Meet current board member Cassandra Meyer at the Seward Co-op Franklin store on Sunday, Oct. 20 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Come share what you love about the co-op, your questions about the co-op’s election, as well as your ideas. But most of all, just stop by to share about yourself and get to know a board member. Find Cassandra at a table in the co-op’s dining area.
Seward Co-op’s Board of Directors is comprised of nine elected co-op owners who serve the co-op for three-year terms. The board typically meets 9-10 times a year on the last Tuesday of the month, at 6:15 p.m. Meetings are open to any co-op owner, and we request you email board@seward.coop in advance of the meetings to indicate your intention to attend. This will allow us to notify you in the event of scheduling changes. Read more about board meetings here.
