Preservation New Jersey is pleased to welcome John SaFranko in the beautiful setting and acoustics of the historic landmark 1867 Sanctuary at Ewing!

Singer/ Songwriter John SaFranko, a New Jersey native, has released 22 compact discs worldwide and has sold in 32 countries. His writing is a blend of acoustic,folk,pop, indie rock, jazz, new-age,and a touch of the avant-garde.He will be joined for the performance by Steve Citron on percussion, and the singer Yvonne, who recently released her compact disc “Yvonne- No Fake Blues (Songs Of John SaFranko)”.

Tickets are $20 for General Admission, $15 for Friends of the Sanctuary, and only $5 for school and college students with ID. Tickets may be purchased online below by selecting your ticket option and clicking on the “Buy Now” link to use credit or debit card or your PayPal account. If ordering two or three ticket types, each type must be purchased in a separate order. You will receive an email confirmation of each purchase. WE DO NOT MAIL TICKETS; tickets purchased online will be held “will call” at the box office; please print and bring your receipt in case it is needed to confirm your purchase.

GROUP RATES are now available! Choose the Group ticket option and each ticket will have a $5 discount from the General Admission price (same as the Friends of the 1867 Sanctuary ticket price)! Group rate tickets must be purchased in quantities of 10 or more within a single purchase. Group rates apply only to advance online sales and cannot be purchased at the box office prior to the concert. Groups must present themselves at the box office at the same time. For group orders of fewer than 10 people, the full General Admission rate (less the amount prepaid) may be required at the box office at the time of admission. Group rates do not apply to Student prices.

Tickets may be reserved at the box office for payment by cash, check or credit card by calling 609-392-6409 or emailing 1867sanctuary@preservationnj.org. Tickets may also be purchased at the door as space allows.

The 1867 Sanctuary is air conditioned and is wheelchair accessible using the ramp on the left side of the building.