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Masonic Music Series Presents Winston Irie

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Winston Irie performs at the Masonic Temple in Sag Harbor on December 10.

Winston Irie performs at the Masonic Temple in Sag Harbor on December 10.

authorStaff Writer on Dec 6, 2021

Winston Irie, the number one reggae charting artist, returns again to the Wamponamon Masonic Temple in Sag Harbor on December 10, at 8 p.m. Irie gives credit to his mother and great-aunt Jainey Morgan for his love of music. He has shared the stage with such greats as Toots, Jimmy Cliff, The Wailers and Lenny Kravitz, to name a few.

“Music is a gift from God, Jah Amlak Yah! It make him happy to see people happy. Let the Jah music Play on,” said Irie.

The Masonic Music Series is a singer/songwriter series featuring the best of the East End’s musical performers in an intimate setting. Performance are in the unique inner sanctum of the Masonic Temple. The $20 admission supports gifts to local charities. The music series is produced by the Freemason Brothers of Wamponamon Lodge. The Masonic Temple is located at 200 Main Street, Sag Harbor, above the Sag Harbor Whaling Museum with plenty of parking in the rear of the building. For more information and tickets, visit masonicmusicseries.com.

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