Musical guests The Promise Is Hope take our humble corner of the valley for brunch, and, for our own entertainment Sunday, September 9th. Tickets are available at isadors.com for this limited seating event.
Included with your ticket purchase is an all-you-can-eat brunch.
Pre-Sale $12.75
Door $16.00 + tax
Kids 7 & under eat FREE!
We’ll have:
Roast Beef & Ham Carving Station
Scrambled Eggs
Breakfast Sausage & Kielbasa
Home Fries
French Toast Sticks
Muffins & Pastries
Fresh Fruit
Fresh Pressed Orange Juice
Coffee, Tea, Hot Chocolate
Additional items will be available for sale.
“A match made in heaven” may be fanciful, but the blended musicality of Ashley and Eric L’Esperance comes close to validating this old saying. The pair first felt the electricity of their undeniable chemistry at an impromptu song swap. A year and a half later they were married and released their debut album Where We’ve Been & Where We’re Going. Jessica Phaneuf, MVY Radio, said “I listen to A LOT of music, and this [album] would be at the top of the pile” and Sound of Boston said the set “offers something for romantics and realists alike.” Their music marries two distinctly talented songwriters whose sound is shaped by tastes of folk, acoustic and pop. Ashley performs subtle yet stunning melodies with a classically-trained, but often folksy voice. Her poetic lyrics explore the deep mysteries within nature and human relationship. Eric’s obvious reverence for the beloved songwriters of the 60’s and 70’s shines through his sweetly deep voice. His prose-like lyrics unravel the joys and struggles of life’s journeys, and take what appears to be freeform and make it flow beautifully into well-crafted pieces. Together, the two artists complement each other in every respect. PopMatters says, “It is folk music, but folk that doesn’t find any quick or easy comparisons. Instead, it might be said that the L’Esperance’s have found their unique path within the storied tradition.” Red Line Roots says “I am awestruck with the harmonies that Ashley & Eric L’Esperance are able to blend and spin together. Truly beautiful and moving…”
