Month: May 2017

Photos & Notes from the March 19 “Maplewood at Mayflower” Event

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On March 19th, The Sound Dunes Swing Ensemble performed at a private event for the Maplewood at Mayflower Place Senior Living Community in West Yarmouth.   This was the second performance by the Sound Dunes for the Mayflower audience, and based on the positive feedback of those in attendance, there may be a third in the foreseeable future.   Our band and vocalists had a great time entertaining the residents and, as you can see from the photos of the March 19th event which follow,  so did those who were in attendance…..

Clearly, a good time was had by all!

May 23 – Sound Dunes Jammin’ @ the Rep

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Sound Dunes Performance at Jammin’ @ the Rep

Tuesday, May 23, Event starts at 7PM

Cape Reperatory Theater
3299 Main St. (Route 6A)
Brewster, MA

Great Music by 5 different entertainment groups – All Worn Out Jug Band, Larry Marsland, Mark Borgmann, Chey Hardy & Phyllis Iris, Sue Keller and THE SOUND DUNES SWING ENSEMBLE!  Entertainment begins at 7PM – The Sound Dunes performance will begin at about 8:30PM or shortly afterward.

The entrance fee of $20 (payable at the door) goes toward raising funds for the Lower Cape Outreach Council programs – HopeWorks, Pay It Forward, and Smart Money – designed to improve the work lives and earning potential of client households from Harwich to Provincetown.

Cash Wine Bar Available

Click Here for Jammin’ @ the Rep Flyer

May 13 – Remembery Walk — LIVE Music by the Sound Dunes

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Alzheimer’s Support Center of Cape Cod presents

Remembery Walk

Saturday, May 13, 11AM – 2PM

Brooks Park
Oak Street/Cape Cod Rail Trail
Harwich Center, MA

Featuring LIVE Music of

“The Sound Dunes Swing Ensemble”

Health Screenings, Fun Raffle with many local great prizes and gift cards, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, and….
LIVE MUSIC BY THE SOUND DUNES SWING ENSEMBLE! (11AM – 2PM)

Walk benefits patients and families living with Alzheimer’s and dementia problems