Next New Moon Coffeehouse Show
is being planned – stay tuned!
Pencil in the third Saturday of March 2023
So, when will we do this again? Taking one step at a time, and avoiding the risks of winter weather and busy holiday schedules, we’re looking at March 2023. In the meantime, we hope you’ll keep letting us know which past shows you most enjoyed, and which musicians you’d like to see at the New Moon in the future. We love your comments on our Facebook page, and also appreciate your Tweet mentions. This year we’ll figure out how to have a bigger presence on Instagram. TikTok? Probably not, but who knows?
Live music is back!
Live music returned
on Saturday, October 22, 2022
Our 34th season kicked off — with an amazing performance by Kerri Powers!
Live acoustic music returned to Haverhill on October 22, 2022, with the amazing roots and soul artist Kerri Powers. Her slide guitar and bluesy voice graced the the New Moon Coffeehouse, to an appreciative audience.
Opener Jim Trick returned to the stage at the end of the evening to team up with Kerri and the audience. Lots of voices raised in song, lots of great vibes as we gathered to enjoy music together in person after such a long hiaitus.
Opener Jim Trick returned to the stage at the end of the evening to team up with Kerri and the audience. Lots of voices raised in song, lots of great vibes as we gathered to enjoy music together in person after such a long hiaitus.
The New Moon Coffeehouse is a nonprofit, an all-volunteer organization dedicated to supporting and enjoying the creative talents of acoustic performers. We strive to bring you the best performers in a relaxing, friendly, smoke and alcohol free environment, where you can enjoy a great show, fair trade coffee, and awesome desserts. Bring your own mug and the coffee is only $1.00 for the evening.
The easiest way to get to the coffeehouse is to take 495 to exit 109 (formerly 51A) (Route 125 South). Stay on Route 125 South for about 1.5 miles. At intersection of Routes 125 & 110, look left for a red brick church. Turn left onto Ashland Street, which is just after Kenoza Ave (aka Rte 110). Parking lots are available behind the church. The coffeehouse entrance is also there, at the back of the church. It is handicapped accessible.
As we resume concerts after two years of pandemic shutdown, we are hoping to keep everyone safe and comfortable, and we’ll add to the concert schedule as we see the audience ready to return. In the meantime we encourage all who enjoy live music to attend not only New Moon shows, but also the concerts produced by Music on Centre and other Boston Area Coffeehouse Association members.
Stay safe, be well,
Carol Allen
Carol Allen, a New Moon Coffeehouse co-founder, is also the coordinator of Music on Centre, and past President of BACHA (Boston Area Coffeehouse Association)