SFMS Events

Susquehanna Folk presents...

Live Acoustic Music at

Fort Hunter Day

September 21, 2008
on the Corn Crib Stage
by Fort Hunter Barn
FREE!

Photos from the Corncrib Stage at Fort Hunter, fall 2006

Pictured: Scenes from the Corncrib Stage, fall 2006

Logo: Dauphin County, PA

Presented by Dauphin County Parks & Recreation, in cooperation with SFMS. Their website lists a wide range of Events and Festivals, including the Pipe & Drum Festival in June!

Experience Hands-On Folk!

Susquehanna Folk presents Coffeehouses, monthly Jam Sessions, Workshops with master performers, and many other events to bring folk music off the stage and into your hands.

See our Hands-On Folk Calendar »

Susquehanna Folk provides folk entertainment on the Corncrib Stage as part of the annual Fort Hunter Day festivities on Sunday, September 21, 2008. We'll be providing a wide variety of music from local performers.

We'll announce the lineup later this summer. Interested in performing yourself? Call Ralph now!

Fort Hunter Park

5300 N Front St, Harrisburg Directions

  • A FREE event!

Questions?

  • Call Ralph Dahle

    at 717-652-0799 or 717-657-8709
  • Interested in performing?

    Slots go fast, so call now!
  • Get Directions

    to Fort Hunter Centennial Barn.
  • Visit our Links Section

    to learn more about live folk music and music-making opportunities in the Harrisburg area and beyond.

If you're interested in playing a 20-minute set at a future Coffeehouse, or at any of our festival showcases (Fort Hunter Day, Kipona, American MusicFest), please contact Ralph Dahle at 717-652-0799 (leave a message) or 717-657-8709. Interest in performing has been high, so call now!

SFMS Events

July 2008

See Detailed Calendar »

Click colorcoded dates to see Event Pages.

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Funding Acknowledgments

The Susquehanna Folk Music Society (SFMS) is supported by our members and many generous organizations, including the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and the Cultural Enrichment Fund.