Anyone who has taken a seat inside the intimate Lizzie Rose Music Room – a historical and cultural staple in Tuckerton – understands the power driven by live music. The Lizzie Rose is a nonprofit known for its dedication to keeping that spirit alive.
When the pandemic swept the nation in 2020, it put a halt on live music entirely. With pandemic-related obstacles continuing to challenge the venue, Lizzie Rose staff decided the show must go on, and made the decision to move the music outdoors.
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