Mulebone is a partnership comprised of multi-instrumentalist, John Ragusa and roots music specialist, Hugh Pool. The launching pad for their musical expression is traditional blues.

If you're looking for 'real' country music...vintage tunes and originals that sound like golden country radio hits, you'll love The Wilenes.

All accomplished young musicians in their own right, FullSet create a stunning and unique sound that is full of energy and innovation, whilst all the time remaining true to their traditional roots.

Billy Strings & Don Julin play traditional American string band music with energy levels usually associated with extreme sports.

Girsa has captured the hearts of audiences everywhere with their melodious voices, electrifying musicianship and witty banter.

PPMR has transcribed each Peter, Paul & Mary arrangement in order to duplicate the exact sound that captured the hearts of listeners worldwide.

The Moxie Strings is the electrifying combination of fiddler Diana Ladio, cellist Alison Lynn and dynamic drummer Fritz McGirr. With their feel good melodies and foot stomping rhythms, these girls have put a fresh, enticing spin on Celtic and Americana music.

The Crane Wives are a home grown indie-folk group that defies musical stereotypes. They utilize three-part harmonies, eclectic instrumentation, and a passion for songs crafted to create music that is both accessible and innovative.

Reviving many beloved hits such as "Puff the Magic Dragon", "If I Had a Hammer", and a host of others, Peter, Paul & Mary Remembered are seasoned musicians who present a smooth blend of authentic harmonies and 1960’s nostalgia.

Dave Hardin’s music exemplifies the combination of hill music, bluegrass, twang, and flat-top pickin’ now known as Americana. His songs come from observing life’s triumphs and hardships

Socks in the Frying Pan from Country Clare blend traditional Irish melodies with innovative rhythmic and melodic garnish. Three-part harmony and an obvious love for live performance compliment the traditional essence of both tune and songs.

Multi-instrumentalists Katie Larson and Savannah Buist are creating quite a name for themselves among music lovers of all genres. Their influences come from classical, jazz, bluegrass, country, alt-rock, and the obscure.

Nessa is an exciting new Celtic fusion ensemble, led by flutist/ vocalist Kelly McDermott, presenting a dynamic array of freshly arranged ancient Celtic ballads and folk songs from the U.K.

This Brooklyn-based blues duo consists of Hugh Pool on guitar, boot board, vocals, and harmonica, and John Ragusa on any number of flutes, tin whistles, jaw harp, and conch shells.

The Crane Wives are a home grown indie-folk group that defies musical stereotypes. They utilize three-part harmonies, eclectic instrumentation, and a passion for songs crafted to create music that is both accessible and innovative.

Jeremy Kittel is a fiddler, violinist, and composer, fluent in multiple musical genres. He moves from original Celtic compositions to Irish-tinged jazz, new grass and triplefiddle harmonies, with startling improvisations and plenty of traditional Scottish and Irish tunes.

The Moxie Strings is the electrifying combination of fiddler, Diana Ladio, and cellist, Alison Lynn, along with percussionist, Fritz McGirr. With their feel-good melodies and foot stomping rhythms, this trio puts a fresh, enticing spin on Celtic and Americana music.

Dave Hardin’s music exemplifies the combination of folk music, bluegrass, twang, and flat-top pickin’, now known as Americana. His songs come from life observed, both the hardships and the triumphs.

Inventive instrumental know-how and boundless blues expression evoke the muggy Mississippi Delta.

Lyndsay Lou is a dynamic vocalist who fronts this bluegrass quartet. It’s an energetic take on traditional folk, balancing classic progressions with solos that rip.

The Moxie Strings is the electrifying combination of fiddler Diana Ladio, and cellist Alison Lynn, along with percussionist Fritz McGirr.

Northern California’s Rita Hosking sings of culture clash, dishes, forest fires, black holes, and hope.

Jetty Rae is a singer and songwriter known for her powerful and melodic voice that’s just right for bluesy folk rock.

Born in the the thriving Burlington Vermont arts scene, three friends combined their styles to form a small band with a curiously large sound; a folk-funk trio with an honest and soulful feel.

The Crane Wives are a homegrown indie-folk group that defies musical stereotypes.

Inventive instrumental know-how and boundless blues expression evoke the muggy Mississippi Delta. Mulebone — a Brooklyn-based duo — is John Ragusa and roots music specialist Hugh Pool.

Jeremy Kittel is one of the great violinists and creative musicians of his generation. His technical chops and sonic sensitivity are extraordinary, and his work as a composer and performer are inspired.

The Moxie Strings — an electrifying combination of Diana Ladio on fiddle, cellist Alison Lynn, joined by percussionist Fritz McGirr.

Vocalist Kathy Lamar presents a diverse blend of R&B, soul, and jazz. During her 40-year career, she has sung backup and duos with Gladys Knight, The Four Tops, and Lola Falana.

The Crane Wives spin fine songs from whole cloth, and you will never want the melodies to leave your head.

Born in the thriving Burlington, Vermont music scene, three friends raised on funk, jazz, blues, and soul combine their nuanced styles to create this all-original trio.

This brother and sister duo covers the music spectrum with entrancing harmonies and ingenious musical arrangements.

Jazz North is a “little” big band. The horn section gels with the rhythm section to perform everything from funk to swing to rhythm and blues, from Latin to bebop.

Ruth and Max celebrate 40 years of performing their style of Acoustic Americana, with roots in folk, bluegrass, and traditional music.

May Erlewine is a contemporary folk singer and songwriter based in Michigan whose pastoral, socially conscious music has won a sizable and growing following...

Réalta make full use of the intricate melodies and driving rhythms that make Irish music so loved throughout the world.

It's been about music from the get go. Austin McCombie and Sarah Osborne crossed paths in 2013 when he spotted her onstage opening for Mandolin Orange.

Due to the corona virus, this concert has been cancelled.

Due to the corona virus, this concert has been cancelled.

Due to the corona virus, this concert has been cancelled.

Due to the corona virus, this concert has been cancelled.