Noon Time Talk: A Musical Narrative with Molly B. Moon & Riley O'Conner
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Please join us for our Noon Talk on Thursday, July 31 for a musical narrative with Molly B. Moon and Riley O'Connor-modern folk artist/musicians whose original, genre-defying songs tell a story that celebrates life in a complex world.
Riely OConnor and Molly B. Moon call both South Bend, Indiana and Apalachicola, Florida home, but they are very much βat homeβ on stages all over the Midwest, South and West. At each performance, they give the audience their unique blend of category-defying original songs. These originals are known for their powerful themes, insightful lyrics and wonderful melodies. From touching ballad to swinging blues, each song is imbued with wit and insight. On stage Riely and Molly deliver the goods with energy and dynamic stage presence. Many of their songs from both their albums and from live radio shows stream free at https://www.reverbnation.com/rielyoconnor
Regular Admission Fee Applies. Free for MMAA Members & Donors.
Gallery Talks or Noon Time Talks each Thursday will be limited to 50 people on a first-come-first-serve basis. Doors will be locked at 12:15. No admittance to the museum by the public will be allowed until the talk has concluded.
Riely OConnor and Molly B. Moon call both South Bend, Indiana and Apalachicola, Florida home, but they are very much βat homeβ on stages all over the Midwest, South and West. At each performance, they give the audience their unique blend of category-defying original songs. These originals are known for their powerful themes, insightful lyrics and wonderful melodies. From touching ballad to swinging blues, each song is imbued with wit and insight. On stage Riely and Molly deliver the goods with energy and dynamic stage presence. Many of their songs from both their albums and from live radio shows stream free at https://www.reverbnation.com/rielyoconnor
Regular Admission Fee Applies. Free for MMAA Members & Donors.
Gallery Talks or Noon Time Talks each Thursday will be limited to 50 people on a first-come-first-serve basis. Doors will be locked at 12:15. No admittance to the museum by the public will be allowed until the talk has concluded.
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