Calendar

Broken Top Bo Leyden – mandolin Shari Ame – fiddle John Light – keyboards A new Corvallis contra band, with a Portland keyboardist, Broken Top brings lively traditional music to the dance. Noah Grunzweig Noah Grunzweig is a master of … Continue reading →

First and Third Sundays We will mix Balkan, Israeli and other folk dances each week, with occasional live music from Balkan, Israeli and other traditions.  Watch the calendar for announcements about special dances, but just come to each dance and … Continue reading →

Melody Pie Trio Neo-Traditional Folk • Roots • Music Melody Pie Trio is fiddler Kevin Craven, cellist Beth Brown and singer-songwriter Ralph Penunuri – in melodious neo-traditional folkroots conversation. Playing an eclectic variety of original and traditional stylings, MPT free-ranges from … Continue reading →

Dinna Fash Celtic Trio Dinna Fash is Scots Gaelic for don’t worry, and this trio uses cellos and fiddles to play a wide variety of old and new Irish, Scottish, Québécois and Shetland tunes.

Song Circle Share a song, lead a song, request a song, or listen as we go round the circle. Song Circle is free and open to all who wish to participate.  Bring your own instrument, borrow one, or just sing.

Tonight’s Balkan-emphasis dance will feature live music by Živeli   Julie Firman – violin and vocals Jeff Muhr – guitar Bill Pfender – clarinet Diane Rainsford – percussion, vocals Leigh Ann Starcevich – tambura,  vocals Brian Wood – guitar, tambura, … Continue reading →

KGB Julie King – piano Claude Ginsburg – violin, concertina, viola Dave Bartley – mandolin, guitar, cittern, etc. This KGB is not a spy organization, but a band from Seattle that plays for New England style contradance, English Country Dance … Continue reading →

First and Third Sundays We will mix Balkan, Israeli and other folk dances each week, with occasional live music from Balkan, Israeli and other traditions.  Watch the calendar for announcements about special dances, but just come to each dance and … Continue reading →

Bring your instrument or just yourself and sing, play or just listen.