Upcoming Events
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In our online Concert Series Program Book, see what SFMS has coming up, and find out about Central PA businesses and arts organizations that support live folk music.
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Sun, September 21 - Folk at Fort Hunter Day
Harrisburg
SFMS hosts an open jam session as part of the annual Fort Hunter Day festivities. Afternoon music includes Van Wagner, Fire in the Glen, Hammer Creek Bluegrass, Forbes Road Frolic, and the St Thomas Dulcimer Society. Enjoy family-friendly activities and historical demonstrations, food, crafts, and more,
all day Sunday, September 21 at Fort Hunter Park.
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Sun, September 21 - Open Mic Night
New Cumberland
Spend the evening at the lovely West Shore Theatre in New Cumberland, enjoying some fine local music and maybe taking center stage yourself. Your host is multi-instrumentalist and beatmaker Zachariah Beaver. Be there at 5:15 to sign up to play!
Sunday, September 21 at West Shore Theatre.
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Sat, September 27 - Shine & Grace at Celebrate Wildwood
Harrisburg
SFMS presents Shine & Grace as musical guests (10:30 am and 12:30 pm) at Celebrate Wildwood, a nature-filled day for the whole family. Rain or shine! Paint a pumpkin, learn about birds and butterflies, go on a guided walk, find a new favorite food truck... lots of FREE family fun and
live music on Saturday, September 27 at Harrisburg’s Wildwood Park.
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Sat, September 27 - Field & Folk: Harvest Dinner & Concert
New Cumberland
Our fourth annual Harvest Dinner! Susquehanna Folk teams up with Beshore Hill Farm and the New Cumberland Collective to present an autumn evening with delicious local foods and a concert with local new-folk band Barkley Cove. RSVP BY SEPT 21 for this outdoor dinner and concert on
Saturday, September 27 at Beshore Hill Farm in New Cumberland.
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Thu, October 2 - Julie Fowlis
New Cumberland
‘If snow could sing, it would sing like Julie Fowlis...’ This multi-award-winning artist, firmly grounded in Scotland’s language and wild landscapes, has charmed audiences across the globe and even in space. Local Celtic/Americana band Seasons opens the
concert on Thursday, October 2 at West Shore Theatre.
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Thu, October 9 - Cécilia
York
Fresh and high-spirited music-making from three of Canada’s finest musicians. They bring the best of many musical worlds together, playing traditional, Celtic and Québecois with contemporary, classical, jazz and swing influences. This will be a warm, joyous evening of fine music shared with good friends.
Concert on Thursday, October 9 at UUCY.
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Sat, October 18 - Fall Coffee House
Harrisburg
Susquehanna Folk Coffeehouses are intimate evenings showcasing Central Pennsylvania's fine amateur acoustic musicians, who play a wide variety of material for an attentive, music-loving audience. Interested in performing? Apply now! FREE Coffeehouse concert on
Saturday, October 18 at Fort Hunter Barn.
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Sun, November 2 - Hubby Jenkins
Highspire
An afternoon concert and workshop with an artist called “the joyous embodiment of the future of acoustic blues.” Articulate, enthusiastic and immensely talented, Hubby Jenkins is one of the brightest lights in a new generation of African American musicians. Like former bandmates The Carolina Chocolate Drops, Hubby goes deep, seeking blues from before it was blues, ragtime, jug band and string band music that became jazz and country... deeply American musical forms that all grew out of human experiences, stark social realities, and seismic changes in American culture. With special guest Hank Imhof.
Concert & Workshop on Sunday, afternoon November 2 at Champions in Highspire.
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Sun, November 23 - Seán Dagher
Harrisburg
From Celtic to Arabic, medieval to modern, from symphonies to sea shanties in video games: few artists can match Seán Dagher’s scope! We met him last fall as part of Skye Consort, and now we’re excited to have him here on his own.
Concert on Sunday, November 23 at the Unitarian Church of Harrisburg.
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Tue, December 9 - Windborne: Music of Midwinter
Harrisburg
The Windborne singers released “To Warm The Winter Hearth“ late last year, smashing records for crowdfunded support of a folk album. Its music is even more exquisite live: ancient songs made new and fresh, familiar favorites better than ever. This will be the third SFMS show with these charming and masterful singers, and it’ll be too good to miss.
Concert on Tuesday, December 9 at Unitarian Church of Harrisburg.
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