The next Highlands Music Coffee House is set for April 15, filling the historic Caleb Pike House with the sounds of Thomas Radcliffe and Anne Schaefer.

Radcliffe will headline the evening, and is described as a B次元官网网址渕usicianB次元官网网址檚 musician,B次元官网网址� known for his passion and sensitivity which is readily apparent from the strings he plays and his voice.

Born and raised in Saint Louis, Mo., Radcliffe has lived in and performed in cities across Canada and the U.S. His musical resume includes everything from conducting, composing, singing, violin, flute, and more.

His genres range from classical to folk and rock and roll to church choirs.

Opening for Radcliffe is Schaefer, who comes from a long line of musicians in small town Saskatchewan. Her musical lineage was sown in classical study and performance, but has expanded over the years into virtually every genre.

Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and music starts at 7 p.m. Admission is by donation, with $10 to $30 suggested. Those 15 and under have free admission.

The venue is at 1589 Millstream Road.

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