Winery Events
[print page]
[calendar view]
[next week]
[current week]
|
Events for the week of 03/11/2013
|
Laurita invites the ladies and their friends to visit for an evening of fun at one of the best NJ wineries with music, food, wine and the relaxed setting of the winery with a fireplace going and these specials: 
MC, every song will instantly be recognizable as the 80s hit and guaranteed to get audiences on their feet and dancing. From synth-pop to R&B and arena rock, rap with a dance beats that you cannot resist. 
This St. Patrick’s Day, get ready to don your festive green attire and have a blast at Laurita Winery! Whether you are celebrating your Irish pride or simply enjoy good times with family and friends, Laurita is the place to be! 
entertaining on Saturday, June 4 from 2-5pm. Three of the current group, Jimmy Dwyer, Bill Dwyer and Mike Brady are original members. The fourth member, Eric Pedrotty, joined the band four years ago. They have played primarily in the New Jersey and New York area, but have also performed in Ireland and in other European countries on occasion. Their use of harmonies and Eric's tin whistle set them apart. From toe-tapping sing along to doleful ballads, the Bantry Boys will make you think you're on the Emerald Isle itself. 
the day. Jimmy and Scotty have been playing together for 20 years and offer a unique collection of tunes. The Skyelanders play everything from Scottish and Irish tunes to Sinatra, Dean Martin and the Beatles. Keep a watch out for them as they will be mingling around the winery providing their distinctive entertainment. 
. Joe Finn hired Greg at the age of 19 for his first performing job at the “McCann’s Hotel/Silver Edge II Bar” in Belmar. At that time, Greg sang Irish songs by The Clancy Brothers, The Dubliners, The Fureys and others and a variety of other types of music ranging from Bob Dylan and the Beatles to Joni Mitchell and Peter, Paul & Mary. Later, Greg sang in a popular NJ country western band, Firewater, for more than 20 years. Now, Greg has returned to his musical roots performing well-loved traditional Irish folk songs at St. Stephen’s Green Publick House, private parties and other venues. Greg’s wife, Liz, accompanies him on the bodhrán (Irish drum). Sing along, clap your hands, tap your feet or just sit and listen. You’re sure to have a great time! 
Sunday, March 17, 12:30-6:00pm
usic scene, Keith Allen has entertained audiences from Vermont to Virginia. As a solo acoustic act, he has performed in the Delaware Valley for the last nine years with a repertoire ranging from classic rock of the 60’s and 70’s to current artists on today’s charts. More Information
If you need information about any of our services, please feel free to use our contact form or give us a call at 1.800.LAURITA or 609.758.8000.
