Peter Meyer Public Concert Coming to UUCD!

SAVE THE DATE(S)!

 

October 24, 2026: Public Concert

 October 25, 2026: Joining Our 10:00 am Sunday Service

 

 

Beloved UU Singer-Songwriter PETER MAYER* is making TWO special appearances at UUCD!!

 

Peter will play a solo concert as a UUCD Fundraiser the evening of October 24 and will join our 10:00am Worship Service on October 25.

 

Stay tuned for more information about tickets and ways you can help us get ready for this exciting weekend!!

 

Contact E Curl-Woodruff at elisa.woodruff@gmail.com with questions.

 

PETER MAYER BIO

Minnesota's Peter Mayer has been singing and songwriting full-time for 30 years, performing in venues across the United States and beyond. He writes songs for a small planet--songs about interconnectedness and the human journey--songs about life on earth and the mysterious and wondrous fact of our existence. He also writes songs about dress hats, pumpkins and pajamas, and other important stuff.  He is the composer composer of such UU favorites as Blue Boat Home, Holy Now, and Jama Day among many others. His work has been included in song books, church hymnals, and folk radio playlists across the country. He is the recipient of fellowships from both the McKnight and the Bush foundations. Peter has eleven albums to his credit, and has sold over 100,000 of them. He lives in Stillwater, Minnesota with his wife and two daughters.

For more information about Peter and his incredible body of work, please visit his website at https://www.petermayer.net

 PRESS QUOTES

“Mayer's songs are crafted like Shaker furniture, with no place for superfluous embellishments or throwaway lines...(his) world is bright and hopeful and the transcendent nature of his lyrics...explore the mysteries of life...Mayer's fluid, clean, and tremendously intriguing guitar playing is topped with warm, rich vocals. This is music for the soul.”
--Ken Sheldon,  Acoustic Guitar Magazine

To attend one of Peter's performances is an opportunity to travel through time, imagination, and spirit, and come out with a smile on your face and a good feeling in your heart." 
--Mike Storms, Musician