The SFMS Jam Sessions Series:
March Jam Session
Monthly Jams — October thru June
1-4 pm at Fort Hunter Barn
FREE!
Sunday, March 14
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.
Calling All Songwriters!
Polish up that song you've been working on and submit it for our annual Songwriting Contest.
SFMS Jams are enjoyable afternoons of homemade acoustic music at the Fort Hunter Centennial Barn. We welcome everyone who loves making music or listening to it, regardless of age, talent or training. We get together for the joy of the company and making music.
2009-2010 Jam Dates:
(usually second Sundays)
- October 11, 2009 — Our first regular jam of the season. All musicians, singers and listeners welcome!
- November 8 — All ages and levels are welcome at our monthly jam session / song swap.
- December 13 — Our annual holiday jam, with festive goodies and seasonal tunes. Open to everyone.
- January 10, 2010 — Start the new year with a friendly afternoon of hands-on music. Everyone is welcome.
- February 14 — Bring your instrument, voice, or listening ears to our monthly jam.
- March 14 — An enjoyable afternoon of homemade music, with an Irish theme, of course!
- April 11 — April showers got you down? Come into the cozy Fort Hunter Barn for an afternoon of music-making!
- May 9 — All ages and levels are welcome at our monthly jam session / song swap.
- June 6 — NOTE DATE! Wrap up Susquehanna Folk's season with tunes and songs at our jam / song swap.
And more...
- Sunday, February 28, 2010 — blues jam after the David Bromberg concert at the Yorktowne Hotel, led by the Blues Society of Central PA and the band Acoustic Stew
- Friday, April 23, 2010 — blues jam before the Guy Davis concert at Whitaker Center (again, BSCP and Acoustic Stew)
- Sunday, July 11, 2010 — jamming at the SFMS Summer Fest & Picnic, our 7th Annual Special Event.
About the Jams
Everyone is welcome: performers and non-performers, beginners to experts. Folk music is at its best when made by hand and shared among friends — so drag that ukulele out of the closet and join in!
Bring your instruments, ears, voices, and (if you wish) snacks to share. Copies of song words and/or guitar chords help others play and sing along.
Fort Hunter Centennial Barn, 5300 N. Front Street, is a few miles north of Harrisburg, PA. The Barn is wheelchair accessible.
Questions?
Call Ralph Dahle
at 717-652-0799 or 717-657-8709Get 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.
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