The Fellowship of Love comes to the BIG SCREEN. Well, beneath the big screen, for the first ever musical performance at the Gap Theatre, as the enigmatic Herbie Shellenberger projects visual delights onto the big screen above!

This is a one-of-a-kind matinee performance, Saturday November 29th at 1pm! Doors open at 12 high noon! The train leaves the station at 1pm and we would hate for you to miss a single second of this happening!

William H. Travis and The Fellowship of Love (John Morgan Kimock, Rebecca Nunes, Alex Luquet, and friends) shall perform their newest album, Ruby, live from back to front; a journey never before beheld nor ever to be again.

Ms. Honey, dear friends of the Fellowship, bring their songs like summer sunshine to warm you from the tingling chill of November’s breath.

H. Pruz, from Queens NY, comes touring their new album, Arrival, music like a poem of a wandering soul in a world that only wants souls tethered. There is something mythical, enchanting, haunting, emanating forth from each lyric and vocalization.

Be not alarmed, the Fellowship has not forgotten John Galm on some shore. In the lobby as you arrive, John Galm shall be playing electrified musings to prepare your way to your seat. An auditory aperitif, for your enrichment.

Parking? Parking you ask? There is plenty of street parking. But carpooling is also cool!