Photos from the After Hours Concert Series
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 We celebrated National Library Week, National Poetry Month and Jazz Appreciation Month on April 18, 2009, with an inspiring jazz performance by Monika Herzig and Friends (above) and poetry by Indiana's Poet Laureate, Norbert Krapf (below).  |
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 A bonus December 2008 concert closed out our ninth year of concerts at the library. Detroit's Divas of the Blues, Alberta Adams and Cee Cee Collins sang the blues accompanied by RJ's Rhythm Rockers. Simply put, they tore the place up. And thanks to Matthew Socey from WFYI radio in Indianapolis for doing the emcee duties. It was a great night of blues at the library! |
 Southern Indiana's Troubadours of Divine Bliss provided an evening of bliss for the After Hours crowd in November, 2008. |
   Chicago folksinger Mark Dvorak inspired the audience to sing along at his October 2008 After Hours Concert. |
 The Tides from Indianapolis performed at our After Hours Concert at Liberty Park for the 2008 Apple Fest in September. |
  Dennis Stroughmatt and Creole Stomp from Carbondale, Illinois, layed it down at our annual Grill-Out and Ice Cream Social, August 2008. |
 SummerFest in downtown Batesville, June 2008, featuring a dynamite After Hours Concert by The Late Show from Indianapolis. |
   Our June 2008 concert featured Highland Reign from Indianapolis. They even had the dog singing along. |
 Mohenjo Daro, world fusion band from Cincinnati, returned to the library in May, 2008. |
  The Sport Coat Jazz Explosion from Batesville High School, directed by Adam Kruse, were joined for an After Hours Concert by Louisville saxophonist, Ron Jones in March, 2008. |
  The amazing Born Again Floozies performed in February 2008. |
 Denise and Michael, Traveler's Dream from West Lafayette, Indiana, entertained in January 2008. |
 Bloomington, IN, jazz fusion band Kwyjibo played an exciting concert outside in 2007. |
 Doug Norton (L) directed the Sport Coat Jazz Explosion Big Band from Batesville H.S. in an After Hours Concert that featured Mama Jazz (R). |
 Violinist Cathy Morris and Collage from Indy swingin' at an After Hours Concert. |
 Barbershop quartet, Harmonytown, rehearsed and performed at the library. |
 Mohenjo Daro, a world-fusion trio from Cincinnati, performed After Hours. |
 Lafayette, IN guitarist, Michael Kelsey, and library director Mike Kruse entertained the After Hours crowd. |
 Volunteers from the Ron Simons Company gave out ice cream at our After Hours Swingin' Ice Cream Social. |
 The Amy Stephens Group from Seattle and Indy made the library part of their midwest tour |
 Orquesta Son from Bloomington entertained outdoors for an After Hours Concert. |
 A fan visits with Middletown following their After Hours Concert at the library. |
 Members of Hobo Junction talk with the audience following their After Hours Concert. |
 Tangerine Trousers from Ferndale, MI, were wildly popular (and some were wildly dressed) at their After Hours Concert. |
 Cathy Morris & Collage from Indianapolis entertained the crowd outside the library at our Swingin' Grill-Out and Ice Cream Social. |
 Michael Kelsey got some percussion help from a very young member of the After Hours Concert audience. |
 Adam Kruse runs the sound for an outdoor After Hours Concert by Millish, a Celtic jazz band from Michigan. |
 Dog Talk's Cliff White drank a "Pixie Stix toast" to National Library Week during their After Hours Concert. |
 Ron Simons gave out ice cream at an After Hours Concert. |
 Jeff Humphrey (R) of INCOLSA, streamed our August 2006 concert live on the Internet. Viewers from Minnesota to Florida got to enjoy The Spud Puppies and Ramshackle Charm. Assisting Jeff was his fiance, Jennifer. |
 The Hummingbirds from Michigan played outdoors at the library. |
 Hogeye Navvy from Indianapolis played pirate songs and sea shanties. |
 Batesville native Charlie Lang performed downtown. |
 Ray Kamalay and His Red Hot Peppers from Detroit, MI |
 Indianapolis' Jennie DeVoe rocked the crowd downtown. |
 Jazz harpist Jan Aldridge Clark and her band performed brilliantly. |
 Southern Indiana's Lost Mill String Band entertained at the library. |
