Unique Experiences

Item Description

Ambulate as Tolerated, the Berwick faculty band, will entertain your private party with folk and rock music for three hours on a mutually agreed upon spring or summer date.

The Ambulate as Tolerated project began in 2014 in South Berwick, Maine. The band consists of rhythm master Ted Smith, singer-songwriter Ryan Feeley, brilliant vocalist Julie Alexander, Pete Lassey's bluesy harp, and the talented Sam Harding on drums.

These five came together on the campus of Berwick Academy and have thrived together as musicians, playing their favorite covers from Bob Dylan to Gillian Welch, Wilco to Tom Petty as well as introspective yet catchy original songs written by Ryan Feeley.

AaT also invites special guests to join them such as Jeoff Jarnot on bass, Jon Wilkins on upright bass, Jamie Decato on drums, Kent Allyn on keys, and Ben Baldwin on hand drums and sax. These soulful folks rock their heartfelt music and you're guaranteed to enjoy.

More info about the band can be found here!

Item Special Note

Where applicable - the winning bidder is responsible for picking this item up from the BPC office in the 1791 building on campus between Wednesday March 3, 2020 and Friday March 6, 2020 or March 23, 2020 to April 10, 2020. If the item is not collected by April 10, 2020 then gift cards, tickets and gift certificates will be shipped to the winning bidder via regular mail, unless certified mail is specified by bidder prior to that date. If sent by certified mail, bidder is responsible for the shipping cost.  All other items must be picked up.

To the Winning Bidder: Please keep the auction receipt for this item with your tax records to substantiate your contribution(s) to Berwick Academy. Federal tax law requires 501(c)(3) organizations, like Berwick Academy, to indicate if goods or services have been provided in exchange for your contribution(s). A good or service has been provided, therefore if the contribution(s) exceeds the estimated retail value of the item(s), you may be entitled to a tax deduction, within the limits otherwise prescribed in the Internal Revenue Code. Please consult your tax professional or the Internal Revenue Service for further guidance.