Pop-up Dinner: Chicken Tagine
Marcus McCallen has been an integral part of the Northern California music scene for over twenty years.
Pop-up Dinner: Chicken Pot Pie
Forrest Hill is a singer/songwriter based in the San Francisco Bay Area, is known for his poetic, story-driven adult alternative music that blends elements of indie folk, Americana, and rock.
Pop-up Dinner: Chile Verde
Keeter Stuart is a singer/songwriter from Little River, CA. He has been entertaining folks with his Americana infused repertoire of original and cover tunes for over fifty years.
Pop-up Dinner: Slow Cooked Beef Bolognese Lasagne
Aaron Ford is a singer, songwriter and guitarist from the Mendocino coast whose musical style is rooted in folk, Americana and the blues.
Pop-up Dinner: Thai Green Curry
Born in Youngstown, Ohio, Jeff Troiano has been a long-time Californian singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Now he lives in Santa Rosa, where he grows things, sings songs, stares at the night sky, and feels very, very fortunate.
Helene Eve--Singer/Songwriter/Guitarist--plays multi- styles of music from bluesy to jazzy, funky to contemporary pop, and some country & folk all in one performance. It is a joy to be able to hear Helene in person.
Helene is a well know in the region with her legendary band Eve and the Mystics and for playing electric rhythm guitar and vocals in an all- KZYX programmers R&B band called the Scorchers. Now performing solo, Helene plays an interesting variety of music in many moods.
Her newest album recently been aired on Local Licks LIve at KOZT FM radio, as well as North Bay Beat show and River Running River program at KZYX FM
Keeter Stuart is a singer/songwriter from Little River, CA. He has been entertaining folks with his Americana infused repertoire of original and cover tunes for over fifty years. It has been said that he comes by his gift for writing tunes naturally; it’s in his blood. His great-uncle Stan Jones wrote the classic “Ghost Riders in the Sky” and many other fine Western songs. In the course of his career, Keeter has led bands and performed solo, opening shows for Emmylou Harris (twice), Guy Clark, Ry Cooder and many more.
His first gig at the age of fourteen was playing in the bar band at the Bali Hai Hotel in Moorea, Tahiti. Many more gigs followed. Keeter spent many years in Portland, OR. playing the tavern circuit full-time, and he has been booked to play many a Cowboy music and poetry Festival in Arizona and New Mexico.
Keeter tells a good story, has a wonderful voice and is a fine songwriter. Come Enjoy the Show!
Born in Youngstown, Ohio, Jeff Troiano has been a long-time Californian singer, songwriter, and guitarist. After moving away to College, Jeff started out by learning six chords on the guitar and sang Neil Young’s moody “Last Trip to Tulsa” over and over again, but of course, there was a red knit cap over the light fixture in Jeff’s dorm room for ambiance.
After many adventures, Jeff graduated from UC Santa Cruz with a degree in Spanish Literature (and is still not sure how he pulled that off). While working in San Francisco, Jeff created his first record and has never looked back. Now he lives in Santa Rosa, where he grows things, sings songs, stares at the night sky, and feels very, very fortunate. I hope you do too.
Listen to Jeff’s music for a sneak peek of what we will be enjoying.
“Harmonies! Michael Rufo and David Johnson are one half of the bay area’s Americana rock band, No Exit. The tightness of their vocal harmonies shine through and through, as do the intricacies of their guitar parts.
The duo’s well crafted originals blended with some tasty covers (Chris Isaak’s Wicked Game a particular highlight). [The audience] took an instant liking to the duo from their very first song (Dead Flowers) and stayed with them through both sets.”
Alexis Harte
Songwriter, co-Founder Pollen Music Group, filmmaker
No Exit is led by two singer/guitarists, David Johnson and Mike Rufo. David and Mike sing a wide variety of rock & roll and Americana classics. David’s background in blues and soul, and Mike’s background in folk and Americana, give No Exit an extremely wide range, and a long list of songs to draw from.
Joins us for local favorite, Acoustic Serenade & Pop Up dinner - Chicken Coconut Curry Bowls
Know for their timeless original mix of instrumentals, Acoustic Serenade plays original and cover songs, and has released four albums.
KOZT's Tom Yates says that Acoustic Serenade are “fine fine guitar stuff that knocks people out!”
Members are songwriter Bob Dease on guitar, and bouzouki, Robert van Buuren on guitar, bass, and mandolin, Johnny (Qwest) Heubel on percussions, winds, and strings and finally David Onstad on guitar, bass, and magic wand.
Jennifer Layton of Indie-Music Writers says “Their music will soothe the most frazzled nerves.”
Singer/songwriter based in the San Francisco Bay Area, is known for his poetic, story-driven adult alternative music that blends elements of indie folk, Americana, and rock. He began his music career in Boston, gaining recognition as the frontman for the funk rock band Judy's Tiny Head (JTH). The band released two EPs, including the single "My Car," which achieved local radio success in New England. Seeking a fresh start after JTH disbanded, Forrest relocated to Northern CA, where his songwriting took on a more introspective tone influenced by his meditation practice. Encouraged by his wife, he resumed recording and has since released 5 solo albums, including his latest work, "Living On The Edge Of Time." Currently, he performs solo concerts in Northern California.
Country singer songwriter and music producer Travis Howard is sidling up to the campfire with good friends Danny Myrick and Liz Huett to share their special sounds. Deep country roots with pop and rock elements will make for a beautiful evening of music between these long-time friends.
Locals welcome ~ outdoor live music is a great way to spend a summer evening.
Travis Howard
Currently residing in Los Angeles, Liz Huett is a songwriter and artist with her own unique way of storytelling stemming from her love of 90s country music and early 2000’s pop. She began her music career as a background singer for Taylor Swift, moving on to sign a publishing deal with Warner Chappell in Nashville Tennessee where she wrote songs for country acts by the likes of Sara Evans, Jana Kramer, Nashville the series, and Garrison Star. Upon moving to LA in 2017 to launch her own artist career, she began and continues to release music independently as well write songs with/for artists in both Nashville and LA. Her favorite kind of song passes the “campfire test” meaning that she strives to write the type of lyric and melody that would still captivate the listener even if you stripped away all the bells and whistles of production. Listen to her songs anywhere music is available.
Muddy water Mississippi preacher’s kid Danny Myrick grew up playing, singing and writing for his family gospel band in south Mississippi and had his first #1 gospel song at the age of 17. Upon moving to Nashville, Danny had several more southern gospel and Contemporary Christian hits before founding 90’s country rock band Western Flyer, with whom he had numerous top 40 hits. Danny has gone on to have cuts on a diverse range of artists from Montgomery Gentry to Joe Cocker to Maddie & Tae who have sold over 100 million records combined. He has celebrated many hits, such as Craig Morgan’s “International Harvester, Tim McGraw’s “Truck Yeah”, LoCash’s “I Love This Life” and 2009’s most played country smash, “She’s Country”. In 2020, Danny released his first solo EP “King Of Jones County”, featuring the acclaimed song and video “God Is A Gun”, and produced recent #1 albums “Love Out Of Time” by The Voice Season 17 winner Jake Hoot and “Company’s Comin’ by Actor/Comedian/Social Influencer Leslie Jordan featuring Chris Stapleton, Dolly Parton, Eddie Vedder, Brandi Carlile, TJ Osborne and more.
Country singer songwriter and music producer Travis Howard is sidling up to the campfire with good friends Danny Myrick and Liz Huett to share their special sounds. Deep country roots with pop and rock elements will make for a beautiful evening of music between these long-time friends.
Locals welcome ~ outdoor live music is a great way to spend a summer evening.
Travis Howard
Currently residing in Los Angeles, Liz Huett is a songwriter and artist with her own unique way of storytelling stemming from her love of 90s country music and early 2000’s pop. She began her music career as a background singer for Taylor Swift, moving on to sign a publishing deal with Warner Chappell in Nashville Tennessee where she wrote songs for country acts by the likes of Sara Evans, Jana Kramer, Nashville the series, and Garrison Star. Upon moving to LA in 2017 to launch her own artist career, she began and continues to release music independently as well write songs with/for artists in both Nashville and LA. Her favorite kind of song passes the “campfire test” meaning that she strives to write the type of lyric and melody that would still captivate the listener even if you stripped away all the bells and whistles of production. Listen to her songs anywhere music is available.
Muddy water Mississippi preacher’s kid Danny Myrick grew up playing, singing and writing for his family gospel band in south Mississippi and had his first #1 gospel song at the age of 17. Upon moving to Nashville, Danny had several more southern gospel and Contemporary Christian hits before founding 90’s country rock band Western Flyer, with whom he had numerous top 40 hits. Danny has gone on to have cuts on a diverse range of artists from Montgomery Gentry to Joe Cocker to Maddie & Tae who have sold over 100 million records combined. He has celebrated many hits, such as Craig Morgan’s “International Harvester, Tim McGraw’s “Truck Yeah”, LoCash’s “I Love This Life” and 2009’s most played country smash, “She’s Country”. In 2020, Danny released his first solo EP “King Of Jones County”, featuring the acclaimed song and video “God Is A Gun”, and produced recent #1 albums “Love Out Of Time” by The Voice Season 17 winner Jake Hoot and “Company’s Comin’ by Actor/Comedian/Social Influencer Leslie Jordan featuring Chris Stapleton, Dolly Parton, Eddie Vedder, Brandi Carlile, TJ Osborne and more.
Aaron Ford is a singer, songwriter and guitarist from the Mendocino coast whose musical style is rooted in folk, Americana and the blues. His original songs are deeply soulful, his guitar distinctly recognizable and his voice rich and compelling. Influenced early on by bluesmen such as BB King, John Lee Hooker, and Albert King. He also credits The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin for shaping his ear and affecting his writing style.
Aaron Ford can be found almost every night of the week entertaining locals and tourists alike at venues throughout Mendocino County, Humboldt County, and the Bay Area. His 5 song EP, “Where have you Gone” is available digitally through cdbaby and Spotify.
Daniel Ullom has been playing in bluegrass bands around Seattle, WA and Asheville, NC for the last 10 years with Blackberry Bushes Stringband and Rain City Ramblers. Ullom just released his debut solo album produced by the legendary Tatiana Hargreaves and features some hot pickers from the Asheville area. The album was featured on Bandcamps Best Country of August 2022.
The Event is open to the Public and free of charge.
Daniel Ullom will be join at Mendocino Grove with Emma Rast on fiddle/banjo, and Finn Tobias on guitar/banjo. Emma is a superb old-time fiddler and grew up around festivals out East. Finn is a guitar wizard from Sacramento. Together, we like singing bluegrass songs and raging fiddle tunes. It's nothing fancy, but it is good.
Singer, songwriter and musician, Colby Lee is comfortable playing a wide variety of musical instruments. His compositions are packed with melodies that seem to be basking in the sun somewhere far away on a sandy beach. His voice is mellow and soulful, rich and warm…..lyrics, full of dreamy sunset-colored imagery. His music a mix of Folk, reggae and soul, that is well blended and refreshing to experience.
Aaron Ford is a singer, songwriter and guitarist from the Mendocino coast whose musical style is rooted in folk, Americana and the blues. His original songs are deeply soulful, his guitar distinctly recognizable and his voice rich and compelling. Influenced early on by bluesmen such as BB King, John Lee Hooker, and Albert King. He also credits The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin for shaping his ear and affecting his writing style.
Aaron Ford can be found almost every night of the week entertaining locals and tourists alike at venues throughout Mendocino County, Humboldt County, and the Bay Area. His 5 song EP, “Where have you Gone” is available digitally through cdbaby and Spotify.
Introducing Latchkey: “Like a Country Velvet Underground’s 3rd Album”
Mixing elements from countrified soul, 70s AM radio, and four-part vocal harmony, and putting the results through a punk rock filter, Latchkey presents an invigorating twist on the Northern California festival vibe with a sound that’s been described as “a country Velvet Underground’s 3rd album.” Their debut recording, Backyard, showcases the dreamy, acoustic side of the group. They’re currently holed up at Temple Studio, working on recordings that show off their more raucous and electric side.
Jen Martell is the youngest of a musical family, comfortable with styles from campfire drum circles to West African dance. The innate musicality and smoky alto voice of this percussion goddess, singer, and songwriter are the key to the Latchkey sound.
Nicholas Petti came of age on the streets of New York City and the stages of CBGB and Max’s Kansas City, and later played with luminaries like Ryan Adams. He brings the twang with guitar, pedal steel, songwriting, and vocals.
John Taylor is Latchkey’s special sauce. The wry guitar artistry and impassioned vocals of this St. Petersburg native add depth and detail to Latchkey’s songs; and like his Duran Duran name-alike, he’s a total babe.
Todd Cinnamon began his career with Sacramento’s The Go, at age 14. Inspired by awkward unicorns, rainbows, and glitter, this multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and songwriter is mainly responsible for the beat, citing Ringo and Animal from The Muppets as his top influences.
Peter Temple rounds out the five-piece. A Colorado transplant, this bassist and engineer has been providing the bottom end for local groups since the early 90s. In addition to laying the foundation for Latchkey, he also owns and operates Temple Studio, a full-service recording and live sound studio.
Aaron Ford is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist from the Mendocino coast whose musical style is rooted in folk, Americana, and the blues. His original songs are deeply soulful, his guitar distinctly recognizable and his voice rich and compelling. Influenced early on by bluesmen such as BB King, John Lee Hooker, and Albert King. He also credits The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Jimi Hendrix, and Led Zeppelin for shaping his ear and affecting his writing style.
Aaron Ford can be found almost every night of the week entertaining locals and tourists alike at venues throughout Mendocino County, Humboldt County and the Bay Area. His 5 song EP, “Where have you Gone” is available digitally through cdbaby and Spotify.
Plus Pop-Up Dinner, Wine & Beer. For menu details check out our What’s Cookin page.
This event is open to the public and free of charge. BYOB is NOT permitted.
Big Richard Band siphons from traditional bluegrass, old-time, classical, modern bluegrass, country, and pop. The four-piece band masterfully mashes up genres, often using traditional fiddle tune pieces as instrumental flights of fancy between its storyteller's original songs. The group also refreshingly reinvents beloved traditional tunes.
The four musicians have previously played together in various configurations but united to rage fiddle tunes and smash the patriarchy in Big Richard. The band is platinum recording artist Bonnie Sims on mandolin (Bonnie & Taylor Sims, Everybody Loves an Outlaw, Bonnie and the Clydes), multi-genre musician Dr. Joy Adams on cello (Nathaniel Rateliff, Darol Anger, Half Pelican, Bruce Hornsby, Bobby McFerrin, Chick Corea, Ben Folds), Emma Rose on bass and guitar (Sound of Honey, Daniel Rodriguez, Whippoorwill, Courtney Hartman), and Eve Panning on fiddle (Lonesome Days, TEDx, Barrage, Hollywood Film Score Orchestra).
Colby Lee is a self-taught singer, songwriter and musician. Being highly versed on a wide variety of instruments, his compositions are packed with melodies that seem to have been basking in the sun somewhere on a salty beach. His voice is mellow and soulful, yet rich with warmth. His lyrics, full of dreamy sunset-colored imagery. His music a mix of Folk, reggae and soul, that is well blended and refreshing to experience.
Aaron Ford is a singer, songwriter and guitarist from the Mendocino coast whose musical style is rooted in folk, Americana and the blues. His original songs are deeply soulful, his guitar distinctly recognizable and his voice rich and compelling. Influenced early on by bluesmen such as BB King, John Lee Hooker, and Albert King. He also credits The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin for shaping his ear and affecting his writing style.
Aaron Ford can be found almost every night of the week entertaining locals and tourists alike at venues throughout Mendocino County, Humboldt County and the Bay Area. His 5 song EP, “Where have you Gone” is available digitally through cdbaby and spotify.
Mother’s Day Champagne Brunch
Craft and Music
Aaron Ford is a singer, songwriter and guitarist from the Mendocino coast whose musical style is rooted in folk, Americana and the blues. His original songs are deeply soulful, his guitar distinctly recognizable and his voice rich and compelling. Influenced early on by bluesmen such as BB King, John Lee Hooker, and Albert King. He also credits The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin for shaping his ear and affecting his writing style.
Aaron Ford can be found almost every night of the week entertaining locals and tourists alike at venues throughout Mendocino County, Humboldt County and the Bay Area. His 5 song EP, “Where have you Gone” is available digitally through cdbaby and spotify.
Natalie Cressman and Ian Faquini will be returning to Mendocino Grove for a special engagement under the Big Top. We’ve got heat lamps and plenty of seating for guests and locals alike. This is a performance you will not want to miss.
Special Pop-Up Dinner by Sophie Randone - Hearty Lentil Soup with veggies and chorizo, warm bread with garlic herb butter and something sweet to finish. $20/person. BYOBeverage.
Natalie Cressman:
A sublimely talented young trombonist and vocalist versed in jazz, Brazilian music and the Afro-Cuban tradition, Bay Area-born Natalie Cressman has gained fame as a member of Phish leader Trey Anastasio’s solo project and work with Nicholas Payton and Wycliffe Gordon. Her release, The Traces EP, is a stunning session that demonstrates Cressman’s far-reaching interests, combining jazz, pop, R&B, and world music into an intoxicating hybrid.
Ian Faquini:
Ian Faquini is a Brazilian composer, guitarist, and vocalist who was born in Brasília and has lived in Berkeley, California since the age of 8. He was a member of the renowned Berkeley High School Jazz program, and at the age of 15, met the legendary Brazilian composer Guinga, who became his mentor and inspired him to pursue a career in music, drawing on the rich musical traditions of his Brazilian heritage. Ian has become one of the most unique and respected guitar players in the San Francisco Bay Area, with his distinct compositional style and harmonic sense.
Join us on the Mendocino Coast for a weekend of LIVE MUSIC, FOOD, CRAFT and MORE! The *all-inclusive price* includes access to all the festival fun plus dinners, breakfasts, and your stay at the campground.
Live music including:
Lefty Loosey from Hot Buttered Rum
Marshall House Project
Cody Lee-Huston
Dead Nettle
Nat Lefkoff
MEALS WILL BE SIMPLE AND DELICIOUS:
Dinner Friday & Saturday night
Breakfast around the campfire Saturday and Sunday morning
Beverages for purchase (or bring your own):
Wines from Navarro Vineyards
Beer from The New Museum, Point Arena CA
Daytime Activities include:
All Ages Crafts
Guided Hikes
Yoga
Games
… and More!
Select November 4-6 for your stay, then add Fall Fest tickets to your reservation after clicking the Checkout button.
Call us if you need help: 707-880-7710.
Andrew Victor has shared bills in the U.S. and Europe with Sharon Van Etten, Alela Diane, and Damien Jurado. His new studio album Recovery arrives on November, 4th. Throughout his career, Victor has shared bills in the U.S. and Europe with Sharon Van Etten, Alela Diane, Marissa Nadler, Tomo Nakayama, and Damien Jurado. He has been a core part of local scenes in Brooklyn, Seattle, Joshua Tree, and Rhode Island. Seeking space after a difficult divorce while the world began emerging from a pandemic, Victor wrote the songs that would become Recovery in rural North Carolina, small town Washington, and coastal Rhode Island. Soon enough Victor found himself, along with a few old friends from Seattle, settling into Johnny Bregar’s Brickyard Studio on Bainbridge Island.
Find out more about Andrew Victor.
Join us for a pop-up mini-bluegrass festival! Co-produced by Folklore Mendocino and Mendocino Grove. Musicians include Gillian Grogan, Ollella, and Layne Roytman
Plus… Amazing food from Chef Julian Lopez of Cafe Beaujolais, craft from 15 local vendors and a beautiful big open space under the trees & stars to enjoy the music.
This event is free to all campers and locals ~ let’s enjoy great music together!
Gillian Grogan
GILLIAN GROGAN
Gillian Grogan is an independent singer and songwriter currently based in Sonoma County, California. Tickled strings and floating vocals, hammered riffs and belted requests—Gillian’s music is untamed and untethered to any genre. She’s singing stories where Americana meets folk and steeps into soul, where finger picking builds and swells and gets slapped back to silence. The Woven Collective calls it "an unforgiving tuggin' at your roots, no matter where you come from, her lyrics wash over you like gentle reminders of another life you haven't had yet."
She calls it full-bodied folk. “It’s definitely got a folk foundation, but then it’s also busting at the seams sometimes… it’s just curvy like that.” Gillian released the Live at Earthtones Audio EP this past August and anticipates the first singles off her debut record to release this fall. Pairs well with massive vistas, bustling gardens, light mischief, hope and driving alone.
https://www.gilliangrogan.com
https://linktr.ee/gillian.grogan
Ollella
OLLELLA
Ollella’s career as a musician started early, when she sang before she could talk. Trained as a classical cellist since the age of nine, the Seattle indie-folk musician merges her technical background with authoritative vocals, live-looping, and improvisation. Described as “really outstanding” by NPR Music’s Bob Boilen and “so tastefully done” by Michelle Zauner (Japanese Breakfast), Ollella blends the acoustic with the contemporary, folk with pop, and tenacity with softness, pulling on influences such as Feist, Cat Power, and Jesca Hoop. Her playing has been featured in films screened at Film Festivals such as Sundance and Aspen Film Fest, on recordings with others including Grammy-winning artist Peter Kater, and has shared the stage with popular Americana acts such as the Shook Twins and Rising Appalachia. She finds herself drawn to music because it unlocks a particularly organic flavor of humanity – one that fits the type of world she believes in.
https://www.ollellamusic.com
https://www.instagram.com/ollellamusic
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3YNR12AqEXI45S6sgRrZrI?si=oGzOj1oMQ9iVm2MewciN0w
Layne Roytman
LAYNE ROYTMAN
Layne Roytman is a Mendocino native. She her evocative vocals reflect her deep connection with old folk and country western tunes. Layne plays cover songs new and old—a mix of classics and esoteric tunes. She loves to dig up old or rarely heard songs giving them new life.
As rising stars in the west coast Americana scene, The Real Sarahs have distinguished themselves as skillful harmony singers and evocative songwriters. With an organic sound that enchants and uplifts the spirit, they share their special gift of vocal synergy. This ensemble creates magic with voices in harmony, acoustic instruments, and the energetic connection between artists and audience. Embracing many genres of music, you are likely to hear threads of folk, jazz, blues, bluegrass, and country running through their songs. Singing from the stories of their own journeys and life experiences, their original music is honest, captivating and heartfelt.
Caitlin Jemma speaks for the multitudes on her celestial new disco-folk album, True Meaning, recently released on September 17th by American Standard Time Records. Conjuring the soulfulness of Norah Jones, the melancholy of Joni Mitchell, and the lyric-bending bewitchment of Bonnie Raitt, Jemma takes listeners on an atmospheric journey from heartbreak to hope throughout the ten dynamic tracks which make up True Meaning—a vulnerable-yet-spirited release exploring the full emotional spectrum of being human, while posing an age-old philosophical question: “What is the true meaning of life?”
True Meaning gives us sparse, inner-directed desert-folk hymns, ala Damien Jurado and Tift Merritt, juxtaposed with lush, full-band rockers featuring Van Morrison-like horns, Velvet Underground-meets-The Band-infused rhythm sections, and impassioned Motown-era backing vocals. Jemma’s songbird timbre sounds half-broken and half-resilient, accompanied by western slide guitar and evoking the feeling that the lights of the next city are just over the ridge.
Find out more at www.caitlinjemma.com and https://www.youtube.com/c/CaitlinJemma.
Due to Covid, we will have to cancel if it rains.
Caitlin Jemma speaks for the multitudes on her celestial new disco-folk album, True Meaning, recently released on September 17th by American Standard Time Records. Conjuring the soulfulness of Norah Jones, the melancholy of Joni Mitchell, and the lyric-bending bewitchment of Bonnie Raitt, Jemma takes listeners on an atmospheric journey from heartbreak to hope throughout the ten dynamic tracks which make up True Meaning—a vulnerable-yet-spirited release exploring the full emotional spectrum of being human, while posing an age-old philosophical question: “What is the true meaning of life?”
True Meaning gives us sparse, inner-directed desert-folk hymns, ala Damien Jurado and Tift Merritt, juxtaposed with lush, full-band rockers featuring Van Morrison-like horns, Velvet Underground-meets-The Band-infused rhythm sections, and impassioned Motown-era backing vocals. Jemma’s songbird timbre sounds half-broken and half-resilient, accompanied by western slide guitar and evoking the feeling that the lights of the next city are just over the ridge.
Find out more at www.caitlinjemma.com and https://www.youtube.com/c/CaitlinJemma.
This special evening engagement is complimentary to all guests. The event is also open to the public with a limited number of tickets available for $20 per person. For more information about reserving a spot follow the link below.
As rising stars in the west coast Americana scene, The Real Sarahs have distinguished themselves as skillful harmony singers and evocative songwriters. With an organic sound that enchants and uplifts the spirit, they share their special gift of vocal synergy. This ensemble creates magic with voices in harmony, acoustic instruments, and the energetic connection between artists and audience. Embracing many genres of music, you are likely to hear threads of folk, jazz, blues, bluegrass, and country running through their songs. Singing from the stories of their own journeys and life experiences, their original music is honest, captivating and heartfelt.
If folks are interested, we may also be offering a simple dinner with the show. Contact Teresa (link below) for for ticket and/or dinner interest.
