Upcoming Bluegrass Related Events

Come out and showcase your original tunes, poetry or jokes. Cover songs are welcome too! Each person will get 15 minutes of time to perform (~3 songs or 2 power ballads). Signups are between 6 and 7 pm. Show starts at 7PM. $5 admission fee for all, you can pay at the door or online. Cash bar will be open. All ages and genres are welcome! ***We do offer Di's and an Amp to plug into, as well as an electric piano available for use. Hosts this season: March 5th: Abby Vail March 12th: Andrew Sexton March 19th: Tony V March 26th: Dave Parker April 2nd: Louise Adams April 9th: Pedro Pereira April 16th: Dave Parker April 23rd: Andrew Sexton April 30th: Tony V. May 7th: TBA May 14th: TBA May 21st: TBA May 28th: TBA June 4th: TBA June 11th: TBA June 18th: Nate Cristofori June 25th: TBA

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