Saturday, 3/28/26, 7:30 PM
Tracy Grammer
Join us for an extraordinary night with Tracy Grammer, one of contemporary folk music’s most beloved voices. Widely acclaimed for her exquisite storytelling and masterful guitar and violin musicianship, Tracy has captivated audiences across the country with her soulful singing and virtuoso fiddle and guitar playing. Her rich catalog features both original songs and the timeless works of her late musical partner, Dave Carter, making every performance a celebration of poignant lyrics and stirring melodies.
Grammer has recorded and performed with Joan Baez (who called her “a brilliant artist”) and Mary Chapin Carpenter, headlined major folk festivals like the Philadelphia Folk Festival and Falcon Ridge, and spent 12 consecutive years among folk radio's 50 top-played artists, both solo and with Dave Carter.
Tracy’s warm stage presence and heartfelt delivery promise an intimate and moving concert experience. Don’t miss your chance to share in an evening of unforgettable songs, powerful stories, and the artistry of one of folk music’s true treasures, last here as our 3rd show in fall, 2016.

Advance tickets available here at $25, at the door $30.

Saturday, 4/18/26, 7:30 PM
Miles & Mafale
Catherine Miles and Jay Mafale — husband and wife, co-conspirators, storytellers. They are two scoops of modern folk with a sprinkling of pop-catchiness, topped off with the wit and flair that comes from their theater backgrounds. Catherine’s voice is an expressive powerhouse. Jay’s guitar is distinctive and unconventional. They are known for the poetry, clever humor, and unique perspectives of their songs. Miles & Mafale aim to shift points of view through themes of perseverance, hope, and strength of spirit.
Their diverse influences and initial decade of performing cover songs (in their own group and as sidemen) gives them a tremendous “palette” to draw from. Miles & Mafale blend all of that together into their own candid and playful style.  Audiences first came to know Catherine and Jay as a trio, The YaYas, with piano man Paul Silverman, and later touring the country with Karyn Oliver and Carolann Solebello as No Fuss and Feathers (who appeared here in spring, 2018).
Miles & Mafale’s songwriting has earned them acclaim in listening rooms and festivals nationwide, along with recognition as Most Wanted Emerging Artists at Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and three-time Kerrville New Folk finalists. The duo’s latest release, Be Brave, is “Beautifully made. An articulate page-turner of an album that feels like a short story collection in 10 songs.” Marilyn Rea Beyer, WFMT Chicago.

Advance tickets available here at $25, at the door $30.