Calendar

Corvallis Guitar Society The goal of the Corvallis Guitar Society is to act as a catalyst to bring local guitarists out of the woodwork and provide an opportunity to perform and enjoy guitar music in a friendly and supportive atmosphere. … Continue reading →

Tannahill Weavers The Tannahill Weavers are one of Scotland’s premier traditional bands. Their diverse repertoire spans the centuries with fire-driven instrumentals, topical songs, and original ballads and lullabies. Their music demonstrates to old and young alike the rich and varied … Continue reading →

The Nettles Laura Brophy – fiddle; Kevin Johnsrude – guitars; Michael Proctor – bass; Brian Bucolo – percussion; The Nettles are well-known on the West Coast for their original approach to contra dance music. Playing traditional music from all over … 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 →

LOCAL FOLK the collaborative open stage program of CFS and The Arts Center is starting again after a nearly ten year hiatus. The venue, as in the past, is The Corvallis Arts Center and stage. Free and open to all, … Continue reading →

DRÅM Dråm is a Swedish folk music group specialized in the sackpipa, the Swedish bagpipe. Dram means “drone” in a Swedish dialect. Dram’s members, Erik Ask-Upmark and Anna Rynefors have both received the prestigious Zorn award and the title of … Continue reading →

Songwriters in the Round Songwriters and those who aspire to be songwriters: join us for an informal evening of sharing songs and learning about songwriting greats. Bring your instrument, your songs and your enthusiasm. Hosted by Bob Santelli. Free. All welcome. Note: for … 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 →

Woodstock, Revisited: A conversation with publicist Rona Elliot and official Woodstock photographer Henry Diltz

7:30 Chuva Boa Colleen Kitchen and Laura Zaerr have been collaborating since the 90’s. Laura’s diatonic lever harp was a natural fit for Celtic music, and Colleen had spent three years in Ireland with no piano, so she had gotten … Continue reading →