Baltimore-based singer-songwriter Brody Bond will make his first-ever appearance on the North Elk Coffee House stage on January 20. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show will start at 7:30 p.m.

Bond, whose music has folk-pop, jazz and soul flourishes, will be exploring the concept of rebirth as he plays original songs from his recent album The Mo(μ)rning EPs.

The suggested donation at the door is $15, while the beverage and snack donation is $1. North Elk Coffee House donates proceeds beyond costs to Meeting Ground, an organization serving the homeless in Cecil County.

A community outreach venue of St. Mary Anne’s Episcopal Church, North Elk Coffee House will be celebrating its 25th anniversary with concerts on the third Saturday of every month.