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Jim Gaudet, Paul Maloney and Ron Renninger will perform at the “ASK for Music” event at the Art Society of Kingston, 97 Broadway, tonight at 8 p.m.
“ASK for Music” is a monthly venue for Hudson Valley songwriters to showcase their talent. Michael and Emmy Clarke host the event.
Gaudet is a folksinger and a storyteller and known for his straightforward approach.
Renninger has five CDs. His latest is “Soulmates & Sentences.” He’s schedule to soon release “Late Bloomer.”
Maloney worked as a bass player with The Saturday Night Bluegrass Band, The Pontiacs, Big Joe Fitz, Dr. Romo’s Cajun Swing Orchestra, The Jim Barbaro Band and Cleoma’s Ghost.
Tickets are $6.
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