The Bantam Cinema & Arts Center and Litchfield Land Trust are participating in Make Music NWCT this Saturday, June 21, as part of international Make Music Day. 
All of the performances are free and everyone is invited to just stop by at any of the events sponsored by the NWCT Arts Council. https://makemusicday.org/nwct/
Thomasina Levy Music, the award-winning songwriter, internationally recognized mountain dulcimer player, and singer whose performances weave together the best of traditional and contemporary folk music, will perform at Bantam Cinema from 11 a.m. to noon.
The land trust will host live music from 4 to 6 p.m. at its headquarters in the renovated former train station on Russell Street, featuring musicians including John Stey with Al Cattey, Tim Cole and Jim Katzin. Light appetizers and beverages will be provided. https://bit.ly/4jMb7s9
To find all the performances in NWCT and learn more about each of the performers, visit https://makemusicday.org/nwct/#listing
Make Music Day is an international day of free live music. Musicians of all skill sets, and venues of all shapes and sizes, are invited to participate in this international day of free music.