Washington County Library - Roe Family Singers
The Roe Family Singers are a local family folk band who provided a series of programs sponsored by the Washington County Library at five branch locations. Quillian and Kim Roe and additional band members performed good-time, old-time, hillbilly band music. Their programs incorporate audience participation and encourage young children to think about the lessons contained within their songs.
Roe Family Singers:
Local family folk band with husband & wife, Quillan & Kim Roe (and additional band members) performed at five of our libraries. Their performances incorporated audience participation and encouraged young children to think about the lessons contained within their songs. Participants were introduced to folk music and enjoyed music and cultural entertainment.
Dates, locations and attendance were as followed:
February 26, 2010 Oakdale Library @ 1:00 pm - Attendees; 20 children/10 adults
March 26, 2010 R.H. Stafford Branch; Woodbury @ 10:00 am - Attendees; 27 children/49 adults
March 26, 2010 Park Grove Branch; Cottage Grove @ 3:00 pm - Attendees; 18 children/23 adults
March 27, 2010 Wildwood Branch; Mahtomedi @ 1:00 pm Attendees; 14 children/7 adults
March 27, 2010 Hardwood Creek Branch - Forest Lake @ 3:00 pm - Attendees; 9 children/11 adults
Measurable Outcomes may be collected by survey, anecdotal responses, pre-test/post-test, observations; End user change in Behavior, Attitude, Skills, Knowledge, Condition and/or Status.
Participants learn about folk music and folk music style through music education and appreciation