Join us on Halloween night for a lively evening of Halloween themed tunes interspersed into a mix of jazz standards with the Josh Gallagher Quartet!

Josh Gallagher attended the Berklee College of Music on a full ride scholarship and played in the Brubeck Institute Jazz Sextet. After living in New York City, he returned to Eau Claire. Catch this masterful and swinging pianist in action.

Ethan grew up in Des Moines, Iowa, where he started playing trumpet at 11 years old. He became interested in pursuing music professionally when he visited the Shell Lake Trumpet Workshop in 8th grade. Ethan is currently studying business administration with a minor in music at the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire.

Lakely Limited is a series of live performances and special engagements at The Lakely, carefully chosen to create distinct nights of music, atmosphere, and connection. When you see this special designation, expect an experience that’s designed to be savored, and an event that’s worth planning for.

RYLEE LYNN | Thursday, October 1, 6-8pm

Rylee Lynn is a musician based in the Eau Claire area and a self-taught performer who loves bringing a mix of classic rock, pop hits, and a little country to every show. She creates a fun, feel-good atmosphere where guests can sing along, unwind, and enjoy great music. Join her for a night of live tunes, good vibes, and delicious cocktails.

MARQUES MOREL | Friday, October 2, 6-9pm

Marques Morel is an American songwriter/story-teller, midwestern-twanger/folksinger, guitar-thumper/harmonica wailer, street-performer/wandering troubadour, steadfast woodcutter/migrant worker, a father, a son, and a friend to all.

“Taking his cue from the likes of Townes Van Zandt, Woody Guthrie, Hank Williams, and any number of other tattered troubadours, (Marques Morel) sounds like a cross between Johnny Cash, Bob Seger, and the late John Stewart (solo, The Kingston Trio) reciting ragged tales of the American West and its once-former glories,” writes Lee Zimmerman of The Alternate Root.

Originally from the Illinois corn country, he has performed just about anywhere that anybody would listen: big city street corners around the world, county fairs, folk festivals, hole in the wall taverns/divebars/honky tonks, cabin porches, backyard barbeques, listening rooms, theatres large and small, and beside many campfires and woodstoves amongst the ghosts of his songwriter heroes.

Marques has had the honor of sharing stages with some of the great songsters of our time- Charlie Parr, Arlo McKinley, Joe Pug, Willy Tea Taylor, Riley Downing, Billy Don Burns, Pokey LaFarge, and Chicago Farmer to name a few of his favorites.

BEN NELSON | Saturday, October 3, 7-10pm