Pedro O’Hara’s in Lewiston welcomes The Toscano Music Company from 7-10 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 13, and Conor Page from 8-11 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 14. The Toscano Music Company is a father-son musical duo. Jim has a BA in music performance from Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey, and has been playing guitar and singing since he was 13. He has performed for over 3 decades in NYC’s Greenwich Village, Philadelphia, southern Pennsylvania and all over New Jersey – including the Jersey Shore. Dominick started performing with his father when he was 6 years old. He also performs with various music groups at Auburn Middle School and Camp of Rock, a band based off a two-week musical summer camp. Page is a Maine-based singer/songwriter with rural roots and a big city background. After extensive touring with his Chicago based rock group, he was drawn back home to southern Maine to contribute to the thriving music scene. Rediscovering his natural draw to country music packed with an eclectic catalogue of acoustic original songs and a love for covering everything from 90s alternative hits to today’s biggest radio smashes, expect to dance to your favorites and sing along with all your guilty pleasures. There is no cover. Pedro O’Hara’s is located at 134 Main St., Lewiston.

The Toscano Music Company is a father-son musical duo. Jim has a BA in music performance from Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey, and has been playing guitar and singing since he was 13. He has performed for over 3 decades in NYC’s Greenwich Village, Philadelphia, southern Pennsylvania and all over New Jersey – including the Jersey Shore. Dominick started performing with his father when he was 6 years old, before the family moved to Maine from New Jersey. He also performs with various music groups at Auburn Middle School and Camp of Rock, a based off of a two-week musical summer camp. Submitted photo

Conor Page is a Maine-based singer/songwriter with rural roots and a big city background. After extensive touring with his Chicago based rock group, he was drawn back home to southern Maine to contribute to the thriving music scene. Rediscovering his natural draw to country music packed with an eclectic catalogue of acoustic original songs and a love for covering everything from 90s alternative hits to today’s biggest radio smashes, expect to dance to your favorites and sing along with all your guilty pleasures. Submitted photo

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