Published: Jan 10, 2020 7:00 am
Newtown Congregational Church (NCC) sponsored a free event with live music at Reverie Brewing Company on the evening of Friday, January 3.
The event was open to all ages, and guests were able to make a freewill donation to support the work of The Resiliency Center of Newtown (RCN).
Music included Whiskey Brothers as the opening act, and a performance later in the night by musicians Jim Allyn, Cadence Carroll, Dan Tressler, Cody Voegeli, Doug Wray, and Sasha Allen.
The event had been rescheduled from its original date of December 1 due to inclement weather that evening.
On Tuesday, January 7, RCN Executive Director Stephanie Cinque told The Newtown Bee, “RCN raised just over $1,000, which for a small organization makes a huge impact.”
For information about the Resiliency Center of Newtown, visit resiliencycenterofnewtown.org; Newtown Congregational Church, visit newtownctchurch.org; and Reverie Brewing Company, visit reveriebrewing.com.
Performing, from left, is Cadence Carroll on vocals and percussion, Dan Tressler on violin, Cody Voegeli on mandolin, Doug Wray on bass (obscured in back), Sasha Allen on guitar, and Jim Allyn on guitar at Reverie Brewing Company on Friday, January 3. The event was sponsored by Newtown Congregational Church and raised money for The Resiliency Center of Newtown. —Bee Photos, Silber
Ten-year-old Cody Voegeli played the mandolin while performing with his music teacher Jim Allyn on stage at Reverie Brewing Company on January 3. The event was sponsored by Newtown Congregational Church and fundraised for The Resiliency Center of Newtown.
Pictured from left is Reverie Brewing Company Taproom Manager Andrew Sinibaldi and Founder/Co-Owner Ryan Broderick with Reverend Matthew Crebbin, senior pastor of Newtown Congregational Church, during “Music at Reverie” on January 3.
A large crowd spent time at Reverie Brewing Company on the evening of January 3, when they enjoyed music, beer, and fundraising for The Resiliency Center of Newtown.
During the Resiliency Center of Newtown’s fundraiser at Reverie Brewing Company, Art Therapist Lisa Donohue-Olivieri, left, greeted patrons at the main entrance, with RCN Board Chairman Scott Buchanan and Music Therapist/Clinical Director Jennifer Sokira.
Newtown residents Sheila and Jerry Cole were happy to come out and support their church, Newtown Congregational Church, during its event at Reverie Brewing Company on January 3. The night was especially eventful for Mr Cole, who left that evening to lead a church missions trip in Biloxi, Miss., to work on homes. His celebratory send-off even acknowledged his birthday, with Whiskey Brothers singing “Happy Birthday” to him and cake being distributed.
Whiskey Brothers kick off the night’s live entertainment at Reverie Brewing Company on January 3.
