Lou Pallo, Jazz guitarist and member of the Les Paul Trio will present a gallery talk about his time playing with his good friend, Les Paul. This talk will take place in the upstairs gallery of Mahwah Museum. Seating is limited; advanced reservations are recommended. To reserve, email gallerytalks@mahwahmuseum.org or call 201.512.0099. Gallery talks are free with museum admission. Lou Pallo spent the longest time as a member of the Les Paul Trio. He is an accomplished Jazz guitarist, and has recorded with and/or shared the stage with: Les Paul, Tony Bennett, Keith Richards, Sammy Davis, Jr. Rickie Lee Jones, John “Bucky” Pizzarelli and many others. He will share his many stories about playing with Les. Starting in the 1960’s when Les use to sit in at Molly’s Fish Market in Oakland, to joining the Trio in the 1980’s at Fat Tuesdays, to the move to the Iridium in 1995. Lou was a constant until Les’ death in August 2009. This gallery talk is hosted by Mahwah Museum, located at 201 Franklin Turnpike Mahwah, NJ 07430. The Museum is currently featuring the exhibits Kilmer: The Man Kilmer: The War Years, and WWI Part I and WWI Part II. Permanent exhibits are Les Paul in Mahwah and The Donald Cooper Model Railroad, which is open weekends 1-4 pm. The Museum is open weekends and Wednesdays from 1-4 pm.; admission $5 for non-members, members and children are free. Visit www.mahwahmuseum.org or call 201-512-0099 for information on events, membership and volunteering.