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Fireside Sessions With Nancy Atlas Is Returning to Bay Street Theater

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Nancy Atlas performing with Danny Kean in 2014. The Fireside Sessions return to Bay Street Theater on Saturdays in January. MICHAEL HELLER

Nancy Atlas performing with Danny Kean in 2014. The Fireside Sessions return to Bay Street Theater on Saturdays in January. MICHAEL HELLER

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January 6 is "Rockabilly Blues Night" with Eugene Chrysler. COURTESY BAY STREET THEATER

Nancy Atlas and her band return to Bay Street Theater with Fireside Sessions in January. LORI HAWKINS

Nancy Atlas and her band return to Bay Street Theater with Fireside Sessions in January. LORI HAWKINS

Nancy Atlas and her band return to Bay Street Theater with Fireside Sessions in January. LORI HAWKINS

Nancy Atlas and her band return to Bay Street Theater with Fireside Sessions in January. LORI HAWKINS

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January 6 is "Rockabilly Blues Night" with Pamela Betti. COURTESY BAY STREET THEATER

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January 13 is "Fireside Queen" night with Randi Fishenfeld on violin. COURTESY BAY STREET THEATER

January 27 is

January 27 is "Runaway R&R" with The Realm. COURTESY BAY STREET THEATER

authorStaff Writer on Dec 3, 2023

Turn up the heat in the New Year with Nancy Atlas, who returns to Bay Street Theater with her highly acclaimed series The Fireside Sessions. This series of Saturday night concerts with Atlas and her band sells out quickly and has been known to bring joy, art and overall communal warmth to Bay Street Theater while the quiet of winter descends on Sag Harbor. Come feel the warmth and celebrate some of Long Island’s favorite professional musicians right in your own home town.

Tickets are $37 to $47 at baystreet.org, and concerts are on January 6, 13, 20, and 27 at 8 p.m. Bay Street Theater is on Long Wharf in Sag Harbor.

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