Prior Musical Events

Free Noon Holiday Concerts
 

Select Wednesdays
in December!

12 Noon - Free!

This seasonal series happens on select Wednesdays in December. Each performance starts at 12:00 noon, all are free to the public, and we encourage people to bring their lunch!  Coffee, tea and hot cocoa will be available.

Held in the  John T. Vucurevich Event Center at the Dahl.

For more information call 394-4101 ext 201. These shows are extremely well attended. If you plan on bringing a group of 10 or more please call in advance so we can save seating. Also, if you are bringing a special needs group, we would appreciate a heads-up so we can have help and seating available.

Wed / Dec 2 / New Horizons Senior Band
YULE SWING! Musicians age 55+ entertain with the sounds of the season

Wed / Dec 9 / Master Chorale of the SDSM&T
MAJOR HOLIDAY PERFORMANCE BY MINERS
Talented choir from the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology present a holiday vocal performance

Wed / Dec 16 / Steve Thorpe
NEW AND OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS
Musician, singer, songwriter. Backroom Productions People’s Choice Performer of 2008.

Wed / Dec 23 / Tom Haggerty & Friends
THE REASON FOR THE SEASON
This Christian music-trio celebrates the season with cover and original material. An acoustic group with talent to match their spirit.

Sponsored in part by Black Hills Corporation.

It's not officially Winter until December 21, so the idea of a Fall concert on Friday, December 4 is chronologically correct. With the combined musical talents of Ken and Corey Tomovick, Mike Linderman, and Marty Meyer, this concerts proves any time of year is good for outstanding music. Corey Tomovick, event organizer explains "We have wanted to play a show together and kept talking about how we should play together someday at the Dahl. Well, we decided to seize the day and make it happen." The concert will be in the Cyclorama Mural Room at the Dahl beginning at 7:00pm. "The Cyclorama room provides a warm intimate setting with great acoustics and not a bad seat in the house." added Assistant Director of the Dahl, Darla Drew Lerdal.

Since 2005, Ken and Corey Tomovick have been performing, writing and recording together. They often bring in their talented friends in the recording process lifting their music to new heights. Ken's intricate acoustic guitar work perfectly matches Cory's voice and lyrics. "Whether the song is telling a story or is an emotional plea for peace, it will leave the audience just a little richer in emotion and spirit." says guitarist Ken Tomovick. "Beneath the Surface," their first CD is testament to their efforts. According to Steve Thorpe of the Rapid City Journal, Ken and Cory's CD "is about as perfect as the singer/songwriter relationship can get because Ken and Cory find themselves in service to the song." This indie couple explores blues, country, folk and a modicum of advice on parenting skills during their set.

Mike Linderman wowed the Dahl audience a couple of years ago as an opening act for Norman Liota. Michael uses his music to raise the standard of beauty and hope in a world that completely misses the good things. "Yup, I even wrote a song about my dog. What songwriter doesn't actually want to sing about one of their best friends?" Mike is a member of the board of Black Hills Songwriters, was a co- organizer and performer for the Songwriters Gallery workshops and concerts, and works with elementary schools as a songwriter for the Elder's Wisdom Children's Song program. He has opened for Nashville songwriters Tony Arata, Don Henry, Tia Sillers, Mark Selby, Gene Nelson, Angela Kasset, Rob Crosby, Craig Carothers, Barry Dean, and Michael Johnson. Always searching for great melodies and messages, he focuses on lyrical finger-style arrangements and songs from the heart with a touch of humor thrown in for good measure.

Keyboard player, Martin Meyer is a South Dakota native, schooled in Los Angeles at the Grove School of Music. A featured singer, songwriter, and piano player, his style is "smooth and expressive", and reflects a lifelong love of music. Marty is a respected regional favorite and draws scores (no pun intended) of fans to his solo shows. Marty said of the show "The opportunity to play in a concert setting with Ken, Corey, and Mike was an experience in which I wanted to participate. They are great people and high-caliber musicians." His debut CD of instrumental piano music entitled "Great Sky", has earned many glowing reviews and is often requested on SD Public Radio's Early Morning Classics.

In addition to experience in live performance, arranging, and education, Marty's portfolio includes studio session work, collaboration on independent film scoring projects, and most notably his original keyboard demonstration music for Yamaha Musical Instruments. He currently resides in the Southern Black Hills with his wife and two children, and continues his musical endeavors in his project studio - Great Sky Music.

Tickets for "The Fall Concert" are $12 for the concert and can be bought in advance or night of show at the Dahl. The concert will be in the Cyclorama Center at the Dahl Arts Center. The concert is at 7:00pm the doors open at 6:30pm. For more information call the Dahl at 394-4101 ext 200.
 

The Fiddling Poet
from Alaska

Sat / Oct 3 / 7pm

Tickets $10
Dahl Members $7

Ken Waldman has been called a “rugged techno-savvy Walt Whitman for the 21stCentury.”
As Ken is going to be in South Dakota for the

Festival of Books, the Arts Council decided to bring him to the Dahl for a presentation. Ken is a musician, writer, poet and former college professor turned artist. Ken’s opening act will be Rapid City singer/songwriter Marnie Cooke. Sponsored in part by the L.B. Lane Foundation.
 

7pm

The Hot Summer Strings performance is presented by the Rapid City Arts Council as a free concert for the public. The concert provides music students an opportunity to hone their public performance skills. The concert will present solos on violin, viola and cello, with a piano accompanist. Duos, trios, quartet and group performances are also planned.

This series is supported by Beardsley Jensen and VonWald, Black Hills Power/Black Hills Corporation, Modern Woodmen of America and Citi.

For more information contact the Dahl at 394-4101 ext 201.

Saturday
May 2, 2009
7:30pm

John T. Vucurevich Event Center at the Dahl Arts Center

Jalan Crossland’s music glides along on the wheels of a country music clearly not to be mistaken for mainstream. Old-time and bluegrass are present, but treated to the creative freedom of rock-n-roll. Don’t miss this one night only performance for an American original and extraordinary musician with his four member Esteemed Trio.

Tickets:
$14 Advance
$12 Members in Advance
$16 day of show

Monday
May 4, 2009
7:30pm

5pm - Grizzly Special

John T. Vucurevich Event Center at the Dahl Arts Center

 The Arts Council is proud to welcome Minneapolis-based indie rock band Cloud Cult back to Rapid City on their spring tour in support of their new DVD documentary on the Band. The Weather Channel's "Forecast Earth" program did a piece on Cloud Cult in October, and they performed on the Carson Daly Show on NBC September 11th. Opening Act: Ice Palace. Three words—Catch this concert! 

Tickets:
$8 Students
$12 Dahl Members
$14 Advance
$16 Day of Show

Sunday
March 15
2-8pm

John T. Vucurevich Event Center at the Dahl Arts Center

Tickets on sale now!
$5 Advance/Dahl or Bluegrass Members
$8 Day of Show
Children under 12 free

The Rapid City Arts Council is preparing the 6th occurrence of MUMPS. The March Unplugged Music Sunday is in its sixth year, providing music by 12 different "unplugged" groups in the John T. Vucurevich Event Center on Sunday, March 15 from 2-8pm.

This annual concert presents some your favorite acoustic and bluegrass musicians.  All

groups and musicians with the MUMPS donate their time to raise money for the Black Hills Bluegrass Festival. The March Unplugged Performance Sunday gives local bluegrass and acoustic musicians an opportunity to hear each other while supporting the acoustic music community. In the tradition of Bluegrass, the organizers pass the music on by including young players and emerging groups in the line-up.

The winner of the Black Hills Bluegrass T-Shirt Design Competition will be announced and the

winning design unveiled at the MUMPS concert at 4:00pm.

Lunch, snacks, pop and coffee are offered for sale to the public during the mini-festival. Taco Bell is providing a $500 match for ticket sales to MUMPS. Advance tickets are available at the Dahl main ticket desk.

 For more details on the Black Hills Bluegrass Festival 09, visit www.thedahl.org/bluegrass or call the Rapid City Arts Council at the Dahl, 394-4101 ext 200.

 The six hour concert schedule is:
 

2:00- 2:30  Coull Band

2:35- 3:05   String Tied

3:10 - 3:30  Rick McBride

3:35 - 4:05  Black Hills Bluegrass Band

4:10 - 4:30  Ken and Cory Tomovick

4:35 - 5:05  Stringbean & Family

5:10 - 5:30  Keith Burden

5:35 -  6:05  Cambria String Band

6:10 - 6:20  Colt Schneider

6:25 - 6:55 Wednesday Night Jam Group

7:00 - 7:20 Dylan Lewis

7:25 - 8:00  Six Mile Road
 

Schedule is subject to change without notice.

Tickets on sale now!
$5 Advance/Dahl or Bluegrass Members
$8 Day of Show
Children under 12 free
 

Fri & Sat
Feb 27 & 28
7:30pm

Meet the Masters Reception 6:30pm

This year the Guitar Masters line up includes:

Slide-guitar master Bob Fahey
Jazz guitar aficionados Rausis & Royer
Young guitar-slinger Drew Lerdal
Flamenco guitar master Chris Jacome

Presented by Backroom Productions.

All tickets $17.  On sale now.

 

Tickets (per show):
$12 Advance/Dahl Members
$16 Day of Show

Children under 12 are $8.

Door open 6:30pm, shows start at 7:30pm.

All shows will have a cash bar.

All tickets on sale now.

SPONSORS:
SD Arts Council
Eagle Sales
106.3Max FM
KEVN Black Hills Fox
&
Modern Woodmen
of America

The Winter Music Series, formerly the January Music Series, is back and this time...it’s personal! Seriously, this series was designed to fit the personal music requests from our patrons and friends. This is the first Winter Concert Series in the new John T. Vucurevich Event Center. As the newest music venue in town, there are comfy new chairs for 250 audience members, special acoustic curtains and tiles, access for people with disabilities, and every seat in the house has a clear line of site to produce a maximum enjoyment factor.

Sat, Feb 7 - Willson & McKee:  The series kicks off with this incredible Celtic and acoustic music duo—simply one of the best shows touring the Midwest. Kim McKee is featured on accordion, hammer dulcimer, guitars, folk harp, mountain dulcimer, bodhran, plus he tells stories and throws in a wonderful bit of ceili dance! Ken Willson can be heard playing guitars, Irish Bouzouki, bagpipes (on occasion), storytelling, and some mean ceili swing himself. These two performers are not only talented, they could literally charm the socks off of a Senate subcommittee.

Sat, Feb 21 - Abbey Road:  The return of the king! Well, almost. Abbey Road is back! The staff at the Rapid City Arts Council listens to their audiences, and they said “more Abbey Road!” This fantastic Beatles tribute band is coming to the Dahl to perform in a theatre setting which just happens to be the best way to enjoy this phenomenal group. The band has been touring various fairs, special concerts, events and conventions, and now it’s time to rock the Dahl with lots of Beatles tuneage! This concert is also our chance to raise $5,000 for RCAC performance programs with matching funds from Modern Woodmen of America. Enjoy yourself and double your donation to the Arts Council performance programs. Paul Peterson will start the show with a set of acoustic Beatles tunes from 7-7:20.

Sat, Mar 7 - Spooncat Harris: The series concludes with a new show from the Brothers Hegg (of Spooncat!) and Hank Harris. These super talented entities combine to present a rock-based show that uses smoking guitar, fiery keyboards, and blazing horns. These are hot musicians with a super cool sound. Jeremy Hegg is the talented keyboard player you may have seen with Acoustic Christmas, Spooncat or the Jazz Diversity Project. His equally talented brother John, formerly of jazz/rock fusion group Spooncat and Acoustic Christmas, join South Dakota music marvel Hank Harris. Voila Spooncat Harris!
 

Sat, Jan 24
7:30pm
$10 Advance/Members
$12 Day of Show
Children 8 & under $5

The concert raises money for the Black Hills Bluegrass Festival T-Shirt design competition.

Six Mile Road is one of the most popular young Bluegrass bands in the area. Six Mile Road, aka Emilee Masson - bass, Trappor Masson – banjo, Jake Jackson – guitar and other stuff, and Dan Cross – mandolin plays traditional and contemporary bluegrass, along with some original tunes. Cambria, a bluegrass/acoustic trio made up of Larry Roetzel on banjo, Pete Wouden on string bass and Doug Thomas on acoustic guitar. Cambria brings a bluegrass flavor to tunes by America, Dan Fogelberg and CSN&Y creating an unexpected blend of soft rock bluegrass.

The Bluegrass Committee is looking for visual artists who would like to put their bluegrass inspired design on the 2009 t-shirt. The T-shirt design should be so cool that people would buy the shirt to remember the festival and wear it during the year. Money raised at the concert will cover prize money and t-shirt competition expenses.  T-Shirt Design Contest Brochure

Submissions will be accepted until Monday, March 9. The winning design will be unveiled at the MUMPS (March Unplugged Musical Performance Sunday) concert at the Dahl on March 15. The winner will receive $300 plus 2 tickets to the Bluegrass Festival. The runner up will receive 2 tickets to the Bluegrass Festival.

Questions are being taken at the Dahl Arts Center 394-4101 ext 200 or 201 or on line at thedahl.org.
 

Bring your lunch and enjoy a free noontime holiday concert!

In the NEW Dahl Events Center!

Hot coffee and cocoa will be available.

Wed / Dec 10 / 12 noon / The Reason for the Season
The Arts Council’s free Wednesday holiday concert series continues, with Tom Haggerty & Friends presenting new Christian Christmas music and other popular seasonal songs, along with the Well-Done Players of the Black Hills Community Theatre who will present a 20-minute sweet and funny holiday play. Bring your lunch, or enjoy hot coffee and cocoa at the show. New Dahl Events Center.

Wed / Dec 17 / 12 noon / Blue Christmas
The final Wednesday holiday concert features guitar duo James Van Nuys and Bob Fahey, producing a great sound together! With blues as the basis for the duo, James and Bob sing and play some blues/rock holiday songs along with traditional and modern blues. Bring your lunch, bring some friends, and enjoy the free show! New Dahl Events Center.

At the Journey Museum Theater


 

Bryan Bowers in Concert
with opening act Ken & Cory Tomovick

Nationally acclaimed auto-harpist Bryan Bowers will perform a solo concert at the Journey Museum Theatre on Friday, October 3rd. The concert is presented by the Rapid City Arts Council’s Bluegrass Festival Committee. Singer/songwriter team Ken & Cory Tomovick will open the show.

From his modest beginnings as a street singer, Bryan Bowers has become a major artist on the traditional music circuit. He has redefined the autoharp and is also well known as a singer-songwriter. Bryan has a dynamic outgoing personality and an uncanny ability to enchant a crowd in practically any situation. His towering six foot four inch frame can be wild and zany on stage while playing a song like `Dixie' and five minutes later he can have the same audience singing `Will The Circle Be Unbroken' in quiet reverence and delight.

For nearly three decades, Bryan Bowers has been to the autoharp what Earl Scruggs was to the five-string banjo. He presents instrumental virtuosity combined with warmth, eloquence, expression and professionalism.

"Bowers is widely regarded as the leading virtuoso on the autoharp... Bowers also has distinct gifts as a singer and songwriter."  —People Magazine

Ken & Cory Tomovick will open the show at 7:30pm. Ken & Cory are regional singer/songwriters who perform an all original, eclectic mix of rhythm & blues, folk and storytelling songs as a duo, with Ken on acoustic guitar and Cory on vocals. Cory is also the president of the organization Black Hills Songwriters and she is the writer behind all of her and Ken’s songs. Ken & Cory have a CD out called “Beneath the Surface” which also features acclaimed violinist Kenny Putnam on some recorded tracks.

For more information or to purchase tickets call the Dahl at 394-4101 ext 200 or on line at www.thedahl.org

TICKETS:
$10 Advance/Dahl Members
$12 Day of Show

Dahl Arts Center
Education Complex
Corner of 7th & Kansas City

Concert
Check out The Pharmacy (indie rock from Seattle),  Bronson’s Shark Attack! (local drums + vocals + guitar rock due) Amanda Conway (local acoustic singer/songwriter), plus Love, Mark & Tyler (acoustic duo) for only $6 at the door (No advance tickets, standing room only, feel free to stop by any time throughout the concert). Presented by Subterranea Booking.

Journey Museum Theatre

$12 advance/members
$15 day of show
children under 12 free

Tickets on sale starting July 23 at the Dahl Arts Center.

Sugar Free Jazz Quintet
Jazz Masters in Rapid City for One Performance on August 20

The Sugar Free Jazz Trio will expand to a quintet this August when they are joined by violinist, Cristina Seaborn of Saint Cloud, Minnesota and vocalist Sabina of Chicago.

True great jazz music is a rare commodity in the Black Hills. There are those among use who know great jazz when it is presented, and the Sugar Free Jazz Trio alone would certainly fit the bill. However, this summer Rapid City will have the unique opportunity to hear  the Sugar Free trio with two female jazz professionals producing the Sugar Free Quintet.

Christina Seaborne is a consummate jazz violinist and performer who lived and taught in the Black Hills for several years. Sabina sings for several different jazz incarnations in the Chicago area. Christina and Sabina met and performed with Mike Reardon when they attended the prestigious
Berklee College of Music in Boston.

Sugar Free Quintet band leader Mike Reardon handles bass guitar, Terry Rathbun plays drums, and the young jazz wizard Shawn Parker will play sax, clarinet and flute.

The combined line up will perform jazz classics by Charles Mingus, Thelonius Monk, Miles Davis, and Charlie Parker, recent music by Bela Fleck and the Flecktones and Medeski, Martin & Wood, as well as some original compositions.

Black Hills Bluegrass Festival

Journey Museum Theatre

$10 members
$12 advance
$15 day of show
$7 children 12 & under

Tickets on sale now at
the Dahl Arts Center.

Chuck Pyle In Concert

The Rapid City Arts Council presents singer/songwriter Chuck Pyle, the “Zen Cowboy” at the Journey Museum on Saturday, June 21 at 7:30pm. The concert is a partnership with the Black Hills Songwriter’s Week-long workshop held annually in Western South Dakota.

Chuck Pyle has won high praise from both fans and peers alike throughout an inspired performance career of over 40 years. When reviewers first gave him the "Zen Cowboy" moniker, he decided to, as he says, "Always ride the horse in the direction it's going.”

He blends infectious melodies with straight-from-the-saddle poetry, quoting bumper stickers, proverbs, world leaders and old cowboys.

An accomplished songwriter, Chuck's songs have been recorded by John Denver, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Suzy Bogguss. Country fans know him best for writing, "Cadillac Cowboy", recorded by the late Chris LeDoux, and "Jaded Lover", recorded by Jerry Jeff Walker.

The Chuck Pyle Finger-Style approach to guitar has distinguished him as a true original, earning him invitations to teach at such prestigious events as The Puget Sound Guitar Workshop and The Swannanoa Gathering. His music has made him a favorite of Bill & Melinda Gates who have had him play at their home in Seattle.

An excellent recording artist, he has just released his 10th CD, Higher Ground - Songs of Colorado.
 

Jalan Crossland & His Esteemed Trio
May 2  & 3, 2008 -  7:30pm
The full effect of the band infuses Jalan’s music with energy and on-stage antics that only Jalan and his four-piece-trio can evoke (math was never his strong point!) Tickets per show: $12 members, $14 advance, $16 day of show. 6:30pm reception/cash bar. At the Journey Museum.

Jalan Crossland
Mar 22, 2008 - 7:30pm
Jalan Crossland made his name as a solo artist. He returns to the Journey stage to make music by himself for the fans who love the stripped-down Jalan! Dahl Members $10, Advance $12, Day of Show $15.

MUMPS: March Unplugged Musical Performance Sunday
Mar 9, 2008 / 2-8pm
Enjoy 13 Acoustic and Bluegrass bands for one low price! Tickets $7 ($5 members), under 12 free. At the Journey Museum.

Guitar Masters
Feb 22 & 23, 2008 - 7:30pm
Five guitar masters, playing solo and together in a round-robin-style concert, create a superb evening of music and entertainment. Dick Rausis, Randy Royer, Gordy Pratt, Bobby Rasch, and Matt Berry. Presented by Backroom Productions. At the Journey Museum.

James Van Nuys & Will Waller
Feb 9, 2008 -  7:30pm
Entertaining, eclectic jazz, southern rock, blues mash-up. Will on keyboards and James on guitar. These guys know how to bring it on. Dahl Members $10, Advance $12, Day of Show $15. At the Journey Museum.

Deadwood Songbook
Jan 26, 2008 -  7:30pm
Hank Harris, Kenny Putnam and Ricky Jacobsen return with a fundraiser concert for the Rapid City Arts Council. Modern Woodmen will be matching all funds raised! At the Journey Museum.

Chuck Suchy
Jan 12, 2008 - 7:30pm
Nationally acclaimed singer/songwriter returns to the Black Hills for one night only. Often called “The Voice of the Upper Great Plains” Chuck is an American original, just like his memorable music. At the Journey Museum.

New Horizons Senior Band
December 5, 2007 -  Noon
Presenting sounds of the season, bring a sack lunch and enjoy! Free. At the Masonic Hall at 618 Kansas City St.

String Thaw
December 12, 2007 -  Noon
The talented Lemay family presents a Celtic holiday celebration! Bring a sack lunch and enjoy this free concert! At the Masonic Hall at 618 Kansas City St.

Six Mile Road
December 19, 2007 - Noon
Seasonal bluegrass selections. Bring a sack lunch and enjoy this free concert! At the  Masonic Hall at  618 Kansas City St.

THE AFFERENT
Thurs, Aug 30, 2008 - 7:30pm
Original songs performed by the artists from their recent CDs, tight, harmonious acoustic/electric music.  Patrick Roberts (voice and acoustic), Mike Reardon (bass and voice), Josh Kenner (acoustic/electric guitar, voice), and Billy Huffman (drums). Tickets to be announced.
 

$10 in Advance
$12 Day of Show
 

With guests from the Black Hills Symphony Orchestra:  Violinist Kristi Friederich and flutists Mary Ann Downs, Linda Mitchell and Julie Anderson.

A variety of music will be performed including several original compositions by Mr. Kersey as well as other compositions by Sarasate, Albinoi, Loveland, Seitz, Lombardo and more.
 

TICKETS:
    Dahl Members  $12
    Advance  $14
    Day of Show  $16

 

Award winning finger style guitarist, banjo player and singer/songwriter. 

National guitar champ Jalan Crossland brings his unique combination of old mountain music, traditional bluegrass, rock and jazz to the Dahl with two shows.

 

$7 advance/Dahl Members, $10 Day of Show

This annual concert presents some of the finest acoustic and bluegrass musicians in the area.  All groups and musicians with the MUMPS donate their time to raise money for the Black Hills Bluegrass Festival. With the help of these players and area sponsorship, this year’s Bluegrass Festival promises to be the finest festival in the history of the event!  For more details on the Black Hills Bluegrass Festival 07, visit www.thedahl.org/bluegrass.

Food, coffee and pop will be on sale at the Dahl during the performances. Special guest performers will be announced as The MUMPS get closer. Tickets are on sale now.  Watch the website or call Darla Drew Lerdal at the Dahl Arts Center at 394-4101 for updates.

2007 MUMPS SCHEDULE

1:00 -  1:30      Wednesday Night Jam Band

1:35 - 1:55       Olde Tyme String Band  -  Judy Murbach brings her students playing violin, viola, cello, mandolin, mandola, Monticello and bass.

2:00 - 2:30       Foggy Bottom Cowboys  - Ken Jimmerson, Greg Theissen, Larry Lashley, Dan Sandven and Don Emch.

2:35 - 2:55       Tom Haggerty - vocal solo with guitar playing original Christian music.

3:00 - 3:20       String Thaw - The talented Lemay family, Mike, Holly and Ben play Celtic music.

3:25 - 4:05       Black Hills Bluegrass Band - Doug Thomas, Carol McConnell, Pete Wouden, Perry Washenberger and new member fiddle player Larry Lashley.

4:10 - 4:30       Stringbean and Family - Renowned fiddle player Stringbean Svensen with wife Sally and sons Neal on guitar and Curtis on bass and lap steel.

 4:35 - 4:55       Larry Roetzel and Cambria - Doug Thomas, guitar and Pete Wouden, bass accompany banjo player Larry Roetzel

 5:00 - 5:40       Six Mile Road - Trappor and Emilee Masson, Jake Jackson and Dan Cross.  A great young bluegrass band.

 5:45 - 6:05       Blulyps (bluegrass/calypso) - This interesting, new group features Paul Hayman, Bill Schaupp and Andy Lang.

 6:10 - 6:50       String Tied - Hank and Marianne Fridell, Ken Amerson and Alan Biesman a new band on the bluegrass scene.

 6:55 - 7:15       Van Nuys Family Band - Multi-talented James Van Nuys and his children Callan and Cole.

 7:20 - 8:00       All Natural Swingredients - 40’s style acoustic swing in the style of Django Reinhardt with Jake Jackson, Trappor & Emilee Masson, James Van Nuys and Dylan Lewis.
 

Guitar Masters

Four of the regions finest guitar players take the stage to perform separately or together.  This year's guitar masters are Chris Johnson, Brandon Sprague, Donnie Williams and James Van Nuys.   "Meet the Masters" reception both nights before the show at 6:30pm, includes hors d'oeuvres, coffee/punch and a cash bar. 
All tickets $16.