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Benefit Concert for Dewy Mountain Rec Center featuring Keith Greeninger and special guest Curt Stager and Kery Johnson

Dewy Mountain Recreation center
saranac Lake , NY

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An evening with award winning California singer songwriter Keith Greeninger along with Special Guest Curt Stager and Kery Johnson.

Keith Greeninger

A concert benefiting Dewey Mountain Recreation Center, whose mission it is to provide year-round recreation opportunities for residents and visitors at low to no cost.
Help support Dewey's Youth League Programs while enjoying a night of great music, food, beer, wine and sweets.

Monday October 9th

Dewey Mountain Recreation Center

Show time 5:30 PM Doors open at 4:00
Tickets $25 available on line at Brownpapertickets.com or locally at Dewey Mountain Center

What Keith Greeninger brings to his singing and songwriting is authenticity. As a result, there are no barriers between Keith, his music and his audience.
This bond stems from his underlying philosophy that music is first and foremost a gift and an expierence to take part in together.
He is a seasoned troubadour and award-winning songwriter, who paints intricate portraits of the human condition with powerful melodic images,
deep engaging guitar rhythms and husky, heart-wrenching vocals.

His masterfully crafted tunes and powerful presence have earned him top songwriting awards at the
Telluride Blue Grass Festival, The Kerrville Folk Festival and The Napa Valley Folk Festival.

He has performed on the main stage of music festivals through out the US and Canada including
The Telluride Blue Grass Festival, The Kate Wolf Festival, The High Sierra Music Festival, The Strawberry Music Festival, The Kerrville Folk Festival,
The American River Music Festival, The Sisters Folk Festival just to name a few.

Curt Stager performs with his wife Kery Johnson.

He is an ecologist, paleoclimatologist, and science journalist with a Ph.D. in biology and geology from Duke University (1985). He has published over three dozen peer-reviewed articles in major journals including Science and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, and has written extensively for general audiences in periodicals such as National Geographic, New York Times, Fast Company, and Adirondack Life. Since 1990, he has also co-hosted Natural Selections, a weekly science program on North Country Public Radio that is syndicated internationally, and has toured widely to offer presentations on his research to audiences ranging, as one colleague put it, "from middle-schoolers to formal scholars." In 2013, he was named the New York State Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation.

In this age of specialization, Stager's background in the natural sciences stands out for its depth and breadth. He has taught marine ecology in the Caribbean, North Carolina, and Maine, and taught geology, biology, and evolution in upstate New York and paleolimnology in Tanzania. A world authority on the ecological history of Africa and its lakes, he has also investigated El Niño in Peru, human impacts on lakes in Sweden, exploding lakes in Cameroon, bat pollination of flowers on the South Pacific islands of Melanesia, and modern climate change in the northeastern U.S.

Stager brings his diverse background to bear on his books, radio programs, and presentations, blending the long-term perspective of a climate historian and multidisciplinary outlook of a biologist-geologist with the communication skills of a lifelong teacher and writer. As the first recipient of the Lussi-Draper Endowed Chair in lake Ecology and Paleoecology, he currently teaches at Paul Smith's College in the Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York. He also holds a research associate post at the University of Maine's Climate Change Institute, where he continues to investigate the long-term history of climate in Africa, South America, and the northeastern United States.

In whatever spare time remains, he performs and records on banjo and guitar

keithgreeninger.com deweymountaincenter.com Curtstager.com

Location

Dewy Mountain Recreation center
277 State Route 3
saranac Lake , NY 12983
United States

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