This program is exhibiting in conjunction with New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music which has been made possible at the Trenton City Museum by the New Jersey Council for the Humanities.  New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music is part of Museum on Main Street, a collaboration between the Smithsonian Institution and State Humanities Councils nationwide.  Support for Museum on Main Street has been provided by the United States Congress.

A brief description is below.  The exhibit is running through Sunday, so if you’re interested in checking it out, as well as the myriad other exhibits, act fast!

Trenton Harmonies documents the diverse music-cultures of the greater Trenton area and explores the importance of music in our lives. Part of the exhibit includes a collaborative effort led by Dr. James M. Day, adjunct professor of music at The College of New Jersey, and students in two of his undergraduate courses in partnership with the Trenton City Museum, the Trenton Museum Society and members of the community. The museum has organized this exhibit as part of the local component to New Harmonies, a Museum on Main Street exhibition organized by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, on display from August to September.

The students explored the value of American music to Trenton area residents today by interviewing and videotaping a diverse selection of people in a variety of locations.  Their presentations are on display on the second floor of the museum.  Some are also available to view online at PlaceStories.  You can also post your own video stories at Trenton Soundscapes online at PlaceStories.

Dr. Day spoke about the exhibit at the museum on July 12 and on June 26 onHumanities Connection, a radio show of the New Jersey Council for the Humanities.

Professor Day teaches Historical and Cultural Studies in Music and Music Performance at Rider University, and at TCNJ he has created new courses that engage students in a variety of community engagement projects involving the arts.

Cheers!

MOW

Related show

• Artist: Mouth Of Wilson
• Tour: Untamed Animals 2011
• Date: Sunday, July 17th 2011
• Time: 1:00pm
• City: Mouth Of Wilson in Trenton
• Venue: KatManDu Trenton
• Address: 50 Riverview Plaza
• Venue phone: 609-393-7300
• Country: US
• Age restrictions: All Ages
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We’re proud to be performing at Art All Night again this year, and we’re excited to be a part of such a cool and community centered event!  Our set is from 5:00 – 5:45 PM at the Indoor Stage.  We’ll be doing a stripped down set of songs from our two albums plus some new stuff to keep it fresh.   We hope you come out to support a great event, artists, and musicians, and that we see you during our set.

Cheers!

Saturday, June 18th / 5:00PM

Trenton Art All Night / @Historic Roebling Iron Works

675 S. Clinton Ave / Trenton NJ 08611

Parking is located at 640 S. Broad Street

For more information, click here for the official site.

The Saint / Asbury Cafe Presents Rock Acoustic:

Sunday, May 01, 2011 6:00 PM EDT (6:00 PM Doors)
The Saint, Asbury Park, NJ
18 years and over

We’re proud to have been featured in the February issues of the Mercer County, NJ publications The Lawrence Gazette, The Ewing Observer and The Hamilton Post. A link to a PDF of the article is here.  It’s always nice to get some press, and positive press at that; we’re honored!

Also, we recently played for the first time at Union Hall in Brooklyn, a special thanks goes out to our fans who came all the way out to support us.  It was a great night, and a great show for us by our exacting standards.  We had a blast!

Lastly, a friendly reminder we have a couple shows coming up in the next month or so, first THIS FRIDAY February 25 at BT Bistro in Princeton, followed by March 11 at John & Peter’s in New Hope, and April 1 at McGuinn’s in Lawrence.  We really hope to see you out!  As always, our tour dates page will be kept up to date, so you can stay in the loop about future shows.
Cheers,

MOW

We plan on doing a stripped down set of original tunes and maybe a few covers as well as discuss music, the band, songwriting, sports, pretty much anything we feel like.  We’ll also be taking questions, so feel free to contact us during the show.  It should be an awesome time, please tune in!

Fret not, if you can’t listen live, we’ll have a link to the show posted on the 31st.  Hope to chat with you during the show!

Please tune in on February 13th to hear if we’re chosen as the winner in either category and to hear some of the best new music from 2010.  Obviously, there’s a ton of great original independent music coming out of our area so we’re thrilled simply to be nominated.

Best of luck to all nominees, thanks to our fans for voting for us, and a special thanks to Mark Rogers for his continued support of local music!

Cheers,

MOW

2011 is here and we’re excited for what we hope to be a great year in MOWland.  Since you are reading this, you are aware that you are checking out the all new MOW site, THE place to stay up-to-speed with all things MOW as well as whatever we happen to want to share.  Of course, links to our facebook and myspace pages are here, and we may just jump on that twitter bandwagon before too long. We have a great schedule of shows in the first part of this new year in support of our latest album, Untamed Animals, and we will soon be adding more, so come on out to see us, tell your friends, spread the word.   We can’t wait to keep sharing our music with those who will have us.  Be sure to shoot us a msg to tell us what you think of the new site!

Cheers!

Chris / Joe / Simon / Jim