This Saturday night, April 24th, please join us at the Labyrinth Walk Coffee House when LaDonna Goetz and Dian Pierce open for Amy Speace.

Amy Speace

Amy identifies herself as a “Songwriter. Singer. Guitar player. Writer and observer of anything and everything.”

Amy originally took to the stage as a playwright/actor, graduating from Amherst College and touring with the prestigious National Shakespeare Company. Fortunately for us, she taught herself to play guitar, began setting her poetry to music, and quickly found songwriting to be the most creatively fulfilling thing she’d ever done.

LaDonna Goetz & Dian Pierce are artists in the grandest sense of the word. International recording artists with multiple CDs to their credit, their music both calms and inspires those who experience it. From the lush vocals of LaDonna’s original songs of inspiration to Dian’s original keyboard music that touches the very soul, the experience of their music will lift your heart and spirit.

Tomorrow night at the coffeehouse:

Ken Gaines

For all of the great songs that have been written, singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer Ken Gaines belongs to a wonderful group of people who believe there are at least as many great ones still to be written.

Texas Music Awards 2005 – Singer Songwriter of the Year
2007 – Nominated for Song of the Year

Ken has the goal of writing great songs in just about every genre and style. You won’t be able to put a finger on what he does from sweet lyrical ballads, to double entendre blues, to swingin’ jazz, and redneck rock. His voice has the range to cover all of these styles and his supple guitar work lays down arrangements instead of just chords. His lyrics are both powerful and poetic and highlight his skills as a story teller and observer of life.

Ken has graced our stage before and we know you will not want to miss his return!

The LabyrinthWalk CoffeeHouse is proud to announce that our 2010 Season beneficiary is
The Family Place, Dallas’ largest family violence service provider.

Opened by:

Meredith Dobbs‘ discovery of the Beatles early on changed her life and music. She filled her piano practice hours with renditions of “Lady Madonna” and “Let it Be” instead of Chopin. Once given her first guitar, well….

Now, she’s a high school English and Creative Writing teacher and a musician. Come hear the results of her explorations of creativity!

Doors open at 7:30pm — Show starts at 8:00pm

$15. At The Door
Advance tickets for $12. on-line
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$10. Students w/ ID & UUCOC Members

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Fair Trade Coffee – Desserts & Snacks

Smoke-Free & Alcohol-Free Venue

Facilities donated by
The Unitarian Universalist Church of Oak Cliff “A Welcoming Congregation”
3839 W. Kiest Blvd., Dallas, TX 75233 (214) 337-2429 (Between Westmoreland & Cockrell Hill) See us on the map.