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July/August Calendar Highlights

Thursday, July 1:
Rehearsal in Dobbs Ferry 6:30 pm
Saturday, July 10:
Goldens Bridge Community Center, NY
Thursday, August 5:
Rehearsal at Andrus 6:30 pm

Coming in September:

Saturday, September 11:
Take Me To The River Festival, Hastings, NY


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The Walkabout Clearwater Coffeehouse has hosted virtually every major folk performer, and many country, blues, cajun and other performers as well.


If you can't make it to Walkabout, check out other nearby venues in the tab at left...




Founded by Pete Seeger in 1984, the Walkabout Clearwater Sloop Club, Inc. is an independent, not-for-profit outreach organization dedicated to promoting environmental awareness and social action through song, education, and other activities.


Seeger Book
Just out - The 2009 Revised Edition of Pete Seeger's Singalong Memoir: Where Have All the Flowers Gone, featuring the Walkabout Chorus on several tracks of the accompanying CD.

This Sing Out! publication includes a wealth of stories, background, and notes on scores of our favorite songs written or made famous by Pete Seeger.

The CD includes portions of 267 songs to help make clear how to sing them, and get audiences singing! (Find on carousel above).


As a chartered sloop club of the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Inc., we take our boat - a seven-foot-tall replica of the Clearwater - inland where the "big sloop" can't go. Along with the Walkabout Chorus, the boat carries the message of environmental education and social action.

The Walkabout Clearwater Coffeehouse is located at the Memorial United Methododist Church in White Plains. Pete Seeger was the very first Walkabout Coffeehouse performer in January 1989 (see review in the NY Times) , and at the 20th anniversary Coffeehouse in January 2009, and often in between.

The Walkabout Coffeehouse pioneered the innovative "Teachabout" so those who come learn the songs they can carry on themselves to kids, family, friends.



Westchester Arts Council Logo On this website you'll find everything you need to think about joining Walkabout, or to get Coffeehouse tickets, or to book the chorus for your own venue. Please stay for a while and use the "Contact Us" page to get in touch.

Walkabout is a member of the Westchester Council for the Arts.