Sacred Lands presents Mean Mary

Event Phone: 727-347-0354

SACRED LANDS is a beautiful waterfront botanical garden, a 501c3 organization and has rich native American history.   Their next concert will be Saturday, June 15, with International singer/songwriter, MEAN MARY from Nashville.  There are music videos on her website (meanmary.com) and You Tube.   Mary performs many genres of music with several instruments.  She has a new CD coming out soon!

Gate opens at 6:30 and the music will start at 7:30 p.m. The concert will be outdoors weather permitting. Bring bug spray.

Reservations and prepayment are suggested for this artist or take your chances at the gate. You can prepay in two ways:

Visit the Sacred Lands’ website at www.sacredlandspreservation.org and click on the DONATE button on the home page to make your payment.  After payment your name will be added to a “Reservation” list for check in at the gate.  We recommend that our guests follow COVID safety procedures when indoors.  Weather will determine which stage this night. There is a No Dog Policy.

An optional homemade dinner will be available. Please add the cost of dinners to your pay-pal payment or call 727-347-0354 to reserve your dinners at the same time as concert reservation so we have enough food available. Any other questions please contact the music coordinator at 727-367-3592.

PARKING DIRECTIONS:   Sacred Lands, 1700 Park St., St. Petersburg, FL 33710.  Turn off Park Street by the JP Tavern sign at Elbow Lane.  Drive past their parking area towards the boat ramp but turn LEFT before it into big PAVED parking lot.  Go to south end of lot to wooded gate entrance. You can bring chairs, but some chairs and tables will be provided.

MEAN MARY’S BIO

Award-winning musician/songwriter/writer and fan favorite (over 30 million views on her YouTube videos), Mean Mary, literally grew-up in music.  She evolved from a child prodigy who played for tips on the streets of Nashville (“startling talent” said the Tennessean) to a seasoned performer and headliner of over 4000 festivals and concerts (“the voice of a ragged Angel combined with the banjo playing of the Devil” says No Depression).

Deering Banjos named her their Goodtime Ambassador, and Janet Deering describes her banjo playing as giving her “chills.” Equally versatile on guitar, fiddle, and 8 other instruments, Mary is known internationally for her lightning-fast fingers, haunting vocals, and intricate story songs.  As a high-energy performer that thrives on variety and as a songwriter that chooses unusual subject matters, anything from ghost pirates to demon guitars could romp through a Mean Mary show.  Mary and her Mother have personally made many music videos and written several novels together too!