As a part of our ongoing CT River & Roots Series, Windsor Art Center welcomes back R&B / soul musician Kimaya Diggs to debut her new album, Green. As an added bonus, local singer/songwriter Zak Trojano will open the show.   TICKETS: $12 / $10 for WAC Members Tickets can be purchased ahead of time here, or at the door. Doors open at 6:00pm.   ABOUT THE SHOW Green, is Kimaya’s third studio album, a love note to the New England landscape showcases twelve tracks of glittering, genre-bending indie pop, carried by Diggs’ powerful, honeyed vocals, and honest, attentive lyricism. Backed by a band of longtime Western Mass artists who are fresh off tour dates with Trombone Shorty, Emily King, and Mavis Staples, Kimaya’s band gifts audiences with a connected, intentional experience that’s just as likely to make you dance as it is to make you cry. You can learn more about Kimaya here.         Opener Zak Trojano is multi-instrumentalist–a finger-style guitar player, a fly-fisherman, and a beer drinker.…

Enjoy a performance by Orice Jenkins, a Hartford-born multi-genre troubadour, independent scholar, and award-winning author. Jenkins’ musical style can be described as a sound rooted in rhythm and blues, shaped by jazz and classical study, and adjacent to folk traditions. Our River & Roots concerts are free, but a $10 donation is always appreciated upon…

As a part of our CT River & Roots Series, enjoy an acoustic performance of “A Journey Through Strings and Stories” by Hiroya Tsukamoto, a composer, guitarist and singer-songwriter from Kyoto, Japan, in our gallery at 2:00pm. Bring your family and friends–all are welcome! A $10 suggested donation is appreciated upon entrance.   ABOUT HIROYA…