Booking
Yes! Jon Watts would love to play for your event. Here are some of the types of events and groups that he’s shared with in the past:
Jon Watts performing for Moorestown Friends Meeting in 2009
- Youth Groups
- High Schools
- Living Rooms
- Monthly/Quarterly/Yearly Meetings
- Retirement Communities
- Retreat Centers
- Parties
- Colleges
- Open Mics
- Poetry Slams
Jon asks for feedback from each group and organization that he shares music with, which have been compiled on the testimonials page.
See some examples of his performance on the videos page.
Jon asks for a donation to his ministry (average $400), travel expenses and accomodation.
FAQ’S
Do you play non-Quaker events?
Yes! Many of Jon Watts’ songs contain no direct references to quirky Quaker culture and his message is universal.
Do you play sing-alongs for children?
Sure! Requires some advanced notice.
Is your ministry always playful and fun?
Some of Jon’s songs are very serious, such as “There’s a Spirit in Iraq,” which was written about a mentor named Tom Fox who was killed in 2006 while working for The Christian Peacemaker Teams in Bagdhahd.
Is your ministry always serious and intense?
No! Jon loves lightheartedness and play. See the song “Friend Speaks My Mind.”
Where are you located?
Currently traveling, the areas Jon frequents most are on the East Coast of the United States: North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania. And willing to travel further!
