Singer/Songwriter Wayne Potash performs sensational sing-a-long shows throughout New England for children and families. He is the featured performer at Boston Harborfest Children's Day and a regular at Boston Childrens Hospital's Midday Show. Great new songs, old favorites and story songs about bugs, beasts, fishes, and friendship are featured, accompanied by banjo, guitar and ukulele. Audiences clap, sing, move, participate and have lots of fun!

      Wayne has released three acclaimed music albums for children, Yodel For A Fish (which is receiving nationwide airplay), Music Fun, and The Wayne Tape. He is on the faculty of the Community Music Center of Boston, where he won the Marilla MacDill Prize For Excellence In Teaching And Community Service. Wayne teaches Music and Movement programs at several elementary and pre-schools. He is a graduate of Berklee College Of Music and is on The Massachusetts Cultural Council's Touring Roster.

      In addition to performing solo, Wayne leads The Music Fun Band, a versatile quartet that adds drums, bass, back-up vocals and other instruments to the lineup, featuring kid friendly music in folk, bluegrass, pop and blues styles. This rollicking group is tons of fun for family audiences.