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Michelle Mayne-Graves and Lifeline Quartet

Mount Gretna, PA, United States

Gospel Music

Time 7:30 PM Admission $5-$25 This concert is open seating by section. Premium Section is the first 10 rows. Standard Section is rows 11-19.
Mt. Gretna Playhouse 200 Pennsylvania Avenue, Mount Gretna, PA 17064, United States
(717) 361-1508

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African American spirituals, like Wade in the Water and I’m On My Way to Canaan’s Land, are a critical part of the United States’ musical heritage. Gospel singer Michelle Mayne-Graves and the Lifeline Quartet use their soulful voices to celebrate these songs in a powerful performance that channels centuries of struggle and perseverance.

In honor of Michelle’s work with homeless veterans in Los Angeles and 4th of July weekend, we invite veterans and active service members to attend this performance for free.  Go to Buy Tickets and use the code AMERICA. 

If you wish to donate items for the Lebanon VA Medical Center, we will be collecting at this concert:

  • individually packaged snacks and cookies
  • canned sodas
  • bottled water
  • Or visit their Amazon Wish List and have your donation mailed directly to them.  https://www.amazon.com/Wishlist

 At the concert, stop by the table to give your thanks to our veterans and learn more about the Manheim Veterans Memorial Plaza that is being planned. Click on the photos below for more information. 

If you plan to purchase 6 or more tickets this season, check out our Pick 6 and Pick 10 packages for best savings.

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Lifeline Quartet
Michelle C. Mayne-Graves
Michael Fitzgerald
Quinton Fitzgerald
George Alfred Hill

In addition to directing choirs, performing spirituals and helping to coordinate and lead veterans singing groups, Michelle supervises a team and works as the RN Case Manager for Housing Homeless Veterans at the Veteran’s Administration in Los Angeles. (More VA information)

For Lifeline’s debut album in 2019m they chose If I can Help Somebody to be the opening track. This song not only honors Harriet Tubman, but reveals Michelle’s generous heart as well. Michelle lives what she sings. Harriet Tubman is one of the better known heroes who escaped slavery herself and then worked as a “conductor” on the Underground Railroad, helping subsequent groups of people flee to the North.

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Want to learn more about the underground railroad?  Join Adam Bentz as he reviews via Zoom, Coulson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad. Zoom will also be shown in the Hall of Philosophy. Call 717-964-1830 for link.

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