Livingston’s only wine bar, Uncorked, is the perfect spot to spend a summer evening. Featuring light and delicious suppers made up of fresh salads, cool soups, and specials from Chef Vedra. Stop in and pair a crisp glass of wine or a tasty microbrew, and you’ve got yourself the perfect escape from a hot kitchen. Meet some friends under the historic Depot portico and enjoy a shady spot to watch the hubbub of Park Street.
Next door is everyone’s go-to spot for the finest in wines from all over the world and an extraordinary selection of cheese, charcuterie, spreads, and anything you need for a pop up picnic or road trip—The Gourmet Cellar. Let our staff expertly advise you on what to bring for that hostess gift or just suggest some new things to try.
The very best in live music is another bonus every Friday night. Starting early so you can drop by after work or a float on the river. It’s never a loud and raucous scene; it stays pretty chill at Uncorked.
Friday, August 17
Shelly Besler and Tony Polecastro
Shelly is a Livingston-based singer/songwriter who counts Patty Griffith, Wilco, and Katie Herzig among her influences. She performs regularly with her band Someday, Miss Pray. Tony Polecastro is a musical wonder on the dobro and joins Shelly on vocals as well. https://www.youtube.com/user/ShellBes.
www.youtube.com/user/ShellBes
Friday, August 24
Galynne Goodwill & Markondrums
Galynne calls her music soulful conscious acoustic groove. Here’s what other people say:
“Inherent positivity paired with beautiful melodies, insightful songwriting & playful lyrics turn every Galynne gig into a feel-good fest. Her vocal skills and sultry stage presence make for a night of musical marvel in its purest form.”
~ Historic Trempealeau Hotel
“With the folk love of such greats as Joni MItchell and Aimee Mann, Galynne stays true to form and shows she can compete in the big leagues.”
~Wilson Picken, Los Angeles, CA (iTunes Review)
Friday, August 31
Quenby Iandorio Duo
Quenby will be playing songs both from her latest release, “Pretty Little Thing”, recorded with friends and collaborators in Austin, TX and from her debut album, “Long Time Comin’” in `09. Her style borrows from influences like Wanda Jackson, the Mavericks, Dwight Yoakam and Patsy Cline and spans genres from old rock n’ roll to roadhouse country, from the gentle stylings of classic country to the hard-driving stomp of outlaw country, plus add a little Tex Mex and a little Cajun for a true American roots experience.
http://www.quenbywowband.com, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8iTVvVBucWLWCURyu6gtfQ
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