Mary's Lamb Entertainment

Welcome!

"Ernie - Thank you again for a great

concert last week! "

K. Phillips, Sterling Senior Center

 photography by Aaron Sponenberg

Review by Metronome Magazine

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In addition to being a talented songwriter, Ernie is a skilled musician, whose performances feature guitar, dulcimer, autoharp and banjo.  Add to this already potent mix a dash of humor and storytelling, and you get an evening of entertainment you won't soon forget! 

Ernie's shows feature his own personal compositions (including the standard "Toothbrush Song") along with a number of folk standards from the likes of Peter, Paul and Mary, Eric Anderson, and Bob Dylan.   His live performances also feature a number of gifted collaborators and fellow musicians.

Lynn Lambert, Josh Pineo, Ernie Spencer

 Two new CD's are in the works!
         For more information, click here! 

 

 

Web design by Lynnirose Studio

 

LOOKING FORWARD TO THE ANNUAL ASHBY PUMPKIN FESTIVAL!!! 

Ashby Common, Ashby, MA

"Songs and Fun for Children!"

October 1, 2011 from 12-1

Mary's Lamb Entertainment

is pleased to offer a delightful program of music and entertainment especially designed and tailored to the needs of groups, such as:

• nursing homes
• senior centers
• libraries
• historical societies
• schools
• community center events

In addition to music, the audience will be treated to humorous stories and other uplifting entertainment offered by Ernie Spencer and his talented collaborators.

We at Mary's Lamb entertainment feel that our programs can be likened to an uplifting breath of fresh air -- all offered at the right price for your entertainment budget!

For the complete schedule of upcoming events, click here! 

                           July 2010

Sterling Park Concert

  photo by Gail Langhart

Ernie Spencer and Lynn Lambert played several

songs together by artists such as James Taylor

and Eric Anderson. 

 T'was a loverly day!

Great Entertainment

Ernie's shows are designed for the whole family to enjoy, whether they be 6 or 106 years old!

The very young will be entertained by the silly yet slightly educational "Toothbrush Song", while older audience members will enjoy Ernie's folk standards and original compositions.