All shows are at the North Madison Congregational Church, 1271 Durham Rd, Madison. See you here soon!!

To reserve seats or for more information for these shows please send us email.

One myth we need to dispel: “I hear you always sell out.”  Fact: No.

WE ALWAYS KEEP GREAT SEATS AVAILABLE FOR WALK-INS AT ALL SHOWS!!!!

March 15, 7:00 PM

Jay Ungar and Molly Mason

I refuse to use the well-worn promotional tag of “Jay wrote the famous “Ashokan Farewell”, used as the theme song to Ken Burns’ documentary “The Civil War.” So I won’t. Jay and Molly are more than musicians; they’ve written a whole bunch of classics. They run one of the best and oldest fiddle camps in the country. They’re two of the nicest and most inspirational people you’ll meet. It’s just a perfect evening of great music. The easy thing would be to say that it’s the comfort food of music, but that’s only the surface of what they do. I don’t know, it’s just hard to describe, but it is magic, so you’ll just have to come and enjoy. Adults $25, kids high school and under, $5.00

Then:

we break for the spring/summer…but, there’s always a chance for a quick pick-up date for some young, struggling, yet brilliant artist, so keep checking back! Or better yet, just get on the mailing list…

Late September/Early October:
Natalie Haas’ Big Wedding Party!

Well, without Natalie.  She’ll be getting ready for her wedding. But, there will be a HUGE amount of talent around just looking for a good time, and we’re it (not the talent, the good time). Who is coming? Er…, still trying to get all the details worked out, but you can be assured that the level of virtuosity of these world-travelers will be stunning.

Ben Sollee… November 8, 7 PM

(and probable workshop, too…)

You may have noticed that I like to collect cellists. In the past, we’ve had Natalie Haas, Rushad Eggleston, Mike Block, Nathaniel Smith, Dana Leong, etc. So how can we not have one of the very best of the new-wave of cellists? Ben not only plays amazingly, but what really grabs you are his vocal and songwriting skills. It’s a little tough to go on too long here, knowing that as soon as word gets out that Ben is coming, seats will be flying out the door. Well, not the seats, exactly, that would be strange. Reservations for the seats, more likely… Adults $25, kids high school and under, $5.00

Keep checking back, and for some unknown reason, follow us on FACEBOOK!!

MARCH 7…. JOHN JORGENSON QUINTET

Finally…yes, a full two years after the record-setting blizzard forced the postponement, it’s the return of the John Jorgenson Quintet. More details later, as it’s still a year away, and who the heck knows what can go on until then, but yup, it’s a date.