Andy Wasserman has acheived much success and positive feedback for his numerous participatory presentations specifically designed for libraries and museums. He began presenting in this format in 1979 as a Young Audiences artist.

Andy presents a wealth of information in a fun and engaging way for any age group. While imparting information, the audience members are treated to non-stop participation, playing many of his instruments and benefiting from his time tested hands-on approach. His collection of instruments are usually only seen behind a glass panel with a sign that says "do not touch." In his shows, people get a chance to see, touch and play his beautiful, authentic instruments.

Very often a representive from a museum or library will contact Andy and work with him over the phone or in person to tailor a presentation that aligns with a certain theme or exhibition that is taking place on site. Andy creates a custom content presentation outline that reinforces the goals of the site. Programs can be created from a wide range of possibilities. Read more about Andy's programs here to get some ideas about what might work best for your library or museum.

Click HERE if you would like to inquire about hiring Andy Wasserman to present at your library or museum