Performers

Featured performers for 2025

Knock on Wood was a high energy acoustic folk-rock duo featuring Howie Newman on lead vocals and guitar, and Abe Dewing  on fiddle, mandolin and back up vocals. The duo played original songs and Classic Rock Covers. They performed at the Town Hall at 6 and 8 PM. 6 Prospect St.

Enfield Machine Works A local, long time Eclectic Rock Band. They played a variety of rock artists from different eras and sub genres. They performed at the Town Hall at 7 and 9 PM. 6 Prospect St.

Trevor the Games Man

Trevor The Games Man performed up-in-the-air tricks and skills to amaze all ages. In this 100%  participatory show, the audience was doing something all the way through. Trevor performed at the Universalist Church at 7 and 9 PM. 31 North Main St.

Peter Niall  A Family Friendly Magic Show which was amazing for both children and adults alike. The magic happened in a select few people’s hands. His performance was at the Universalist Church at 6 and 8 PM. 31 North Main St.

Brie’s Balloons Aubrey Fournier provided Balloon Twisting Services and visitors could ask for certain balloon animals, including balloons related to Starry Starry Night. She was at Stage on Main making balloons at 7 and 9 PM. 17 South Main St.

Noah Daube-Valois and Max Watermill played all kinds of music. They are a pianist and vocalist duo and performed at Stage on Main at 6 and 8 PM. 17 South Main St.

Jerry Caruso presented clean comedy for all ages. He poked fun at his own Italian life, song parodies, celebrity impressions etc. He performed at the Congregational Church at 6 and 8 PM. 93 South Main St.


Tom Knight is a puppeteer and multimedia performer. He has been blending music, movement and storytelling since 1988. He performed at the Congregational Church at 7 and 9 PM.
93 South Main St.

The Inside/Out Dance Company brought the vitality of youth and the artistry of concert dance to the stage. The company showcased the talent and creativity of dedicated young dancers from The Dance Studio of Orange. They performed at the United Methodist Church at 6 and 8 PM. 104 South Main St.

Nationally renowned storyteller/musician John Porcino spun a patchwork quilt of his most beloved tales and songs to celebrate the new year and warmed us up on the chilly Winter’s Day. His performance was at the United Methodist Church at 7 and 9 PM. 1-4 South Main St.

We are always ready to dance with the Can Collectors, a 4-piece contemporary rock band with a twist. The Can Collectors made us feel like we were whisked away on a Caribbean Rock and Roll Vacation. They performed at St. Mary’s Parish at 6 and 8 PM. 20 West Myrtle St. (behind the church)

We had another opportunity to dance with Victrola Entertainment featuring Michael Ender. Michael provided Music and Karaoke. It was an all-around sound experience along with dance lights that enhanced the dancing experience. Michael performed at St. Mary’s Parish at 7 and 9 PM.
20 West Myrtle St. (behind the church)

To be considered as a performer for the 2026 Starry Starry Night event, please be in touch with orp.starrystarrynight@gmail.com by July 1, 2026.