Club 321 Featuring Mark Mandeville & Raianne Richards

Artist: Mark Mandeville & Raianne Richards

Join us at Club 321 for an evening of heartfelt storytelling, rich harmonies, and authentic folk/Americana music with Mark & Raianne.

Returning after a packed-house performance last year, this beloved husband-and-wife duo brings back their unmistakable vocal blend and down-to-earth stage presence for another intimate night at Club 321. Known for their rich harmonies and poetic songwriting, Mark & Raianne weave together original music and traditional acoustic instrumentation—including guitar, mandolin, banjo, harmonica, ukulele, clarinet, and penny whistle—to create a sound that is both intimate and expansive.

With more than seventeen albums recorded in their first decade together and extensive touring throughout the U.S. and Canada, their performances balance thoughtful, poetic songwriting with moments of humor, connection, and community.

Deeply rooted in Central Massachusetts, the duo are also founders of the Massachusetts Walking Tour, an annual initiative that combines outdoor exploration with free community concerts to celebrate local green spaces and connection through music.

This is a perfect Club 321 evening for listeners who value storytelling, acoustic beauty, and music that feels close to home.

Experience a different side of Mechanics Hall, in our intimate Washburn Hall, transformed one Thursday night a month into your favorite club. Come sip handcrafted drinks from our full bar, and enjoy cabaret-style seating. An unforgettable evening in the heart of downtown Worcester! 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Tickets: $30

Mechanics Hall Members: 10% discount off single ticket

Time: Doors 6:15pm | Show 7:00pm

Cash bar and refreshments available for purchase

This event is eligible for discounted tickets under the Card to Culture Program
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