Theodore Parker Church’s Music on Centre concert series closes its season on June 11 with an outstanding double bill featuring nationally known performers Reggie Harris and Cosy Sheridan.

Reggie has spent his career singing about the African American experience and history in concert halls, churches, and many different educational programs. One of his most recent endeavors is “Opening Doors: Race, Conversation and Song,” created as an educational program and adaptable for all ages. www.reggieharrismusic.com

Cosy Sheridan often takes a more personal and sometimes quirky approach to contemporary issues but is also seriously dedicated to music and to teaching. She is the creator of Camp Moab where she brings people together to hone their musical skills with some of the finest instrumentalists and songwriters in the nation. She used to live in Utah but now has returned to New England. www.cosysheridan.com

The concert is free, with no pre-registration required, but you are encouraged to donate to the artists during the show. After the hour-long concert, we will have a chance to talk with the performers and hear a few more songs. This will be as intimate a show as possible during these virtual times.

Join on Zoom.

Meeting ID: 869 5521 4142

Passcode: 156140

The concert will also be streamed on Facebook and YouTube. Please pass on this invitation to anyone who would want to participate in this joyous and meaningful event. More information: Carol Allen, our Music on Centre impresario.