Bob Zentz, the "Tidewater Troubadour," returns to the Havre de Grace Maritime Museum on July 12th with a fascinating repertoire of ballads and songs, many collected from the wilds of the Virginia Tidewater region, along with a load of traditional instruments collected over a lifetime of music making. Accompanied by his wife Jeanne McDougall, he offers an evening as varied and interesting as the instruments he plays—every song has a story. From working chanteys to fo’c’stle ditties, he’ll fill the room with a touch of sea spray and briny humor, even as he makes it easy for audiences to sing along. Learn more at his official website, www.bobzentz.com.

The concerts are presented to a seated audience inside the museum's air-conditioned building at 100 Lafayette Street in Havre de Grace. Wine and beer are available for sale. Admission is $10 per person. There is ample parking and the building is handicap accessible. For more information, call us at (410) 939-4800.

The Havre de Grace Maritime Museum Summer Concert Series is brought to you with the support of the Maryland State Arts Council and donations from the general public. Thank you.