With winter just around the corner what could be better than a dinner show in a warm cozy environment. If this sounds like the perfect date night, or an evening with friends and family mark your calendar for Friday, Nov. 30, as Di Luna’s Café, 207 Cedar St., welcomes award winning songwriter Keith Greeninger to one of Sandpoint Idaho’s best listening rooms.

What Keith Greeninger brings to his brand of singing and songwriting is authenticity. As a result, there are no barriers between the artist, his music and his audience. This bond stems from his underlying philosophy that music is first and foremost a gift and a soulful medicine to connect us and take part in together. He is a seasoned troubadour and multi award-winning songwriter, who paints intricate portraits of the human condition with powerful melodic images, deep engaging guitar rhythms and husky, heart-wrenching vocals.

As a solo artist, and as a founding member of the renown trio City Folk he has toured the national Folk and Americana circuit extensively for the last two and a half decades. He’s performed at legendary venues, appeared on countless national radio shows, and shared stages with some of the country’s best-known artists including Crosby Stills and Nash, Bruce Cockburn, John Hiatt, Michael Franti, Jessie Winchester, JJ Cale, Los Lobos, and many more

His masterfully crafted tunes and powerful presence have earned him top songwriting awards at the Telluride Blue Grass Festival, The Kerrville Folk Festival and The Napa Valley Folk Festival.

Opening the show will be local songwriter Patrice Webb. In 2017, Patrice was a winner of the Walnut Valley Music Festival’s New Song Contest, and is a two time finalist in the Woody Guthrie Song Contest as well as a finalist in the Jane Titland Song Writing Contest in 2018. She has also won awards and recognition from the Indie International song contest as well as the Great American Song Contest.

For the past several years Patrice has been playing festivals across the West and is currently nearing completion of her third recording which will be a collection of all original songs that will pay tribute to ’20s, ’30s, and ’40s swing and acoustic blues.

The show starts at 7:30 p.m. with dinner served at 6 p.m. Tickets are $12 in advance and are $15 at the door. To make reservations contact Di Luna’s at 208-263-0846. For more information about Keith Greeninger go online to keithgreeninger.com.