We make music the old-fashioned way . . . We play it ... We sing it ... Sometimes we even dance to it

Traditional Music is Alive and Well in New York We run concerts, weekends, classes, singing parties, and get-togethers, some via Zoom, some in-person, all with an emphasis on traditional folk music of all flavors. Some For more information, including how to join or get a free newsletter, see About Us. We are planning to hold TradMaD Camp 27 August - 2 September 2022, in person at Pinewoods Camp in Plymouth, MA. Registration is open Combined Fall + Winter Weekend October 21-23 at the Hudson Valley Resort in Kerhonkson NY. See full details Our Facebook page / Our MeetUp group: Folk Music NYC

As well as the events listed below, we have occasional Singing Parties and other social events. Our full newsletter lists these as well as having comprehensive listings of many other events around town. Request a sample copy of our newsletter sent by mail (include your postal address). Download the full May newsletter (pdf 6M) To get on our e-mail notification list, please send your name and e-mail address to maillist (at) folkmusicny.org The Folk Music Society of New York, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit membership organization

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2022 - our 57th year

Club Events Calendar: May * June * Other Online Events, Radio, etc.
Here is some Zoom Help that you can also download in pdf format

May

• Monday May 16, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Irish Traditional Music Session (co-sponsored, in person)
  at the Landmark Tavern, 626 11th Avenue at 46th Street, Manhattan, led by Don Meade. Food and drink available.
  
  
• Wednesday May 18, 6:00 - 8:00 pm: Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse Jam (co-sponsored)
  The Boathouse Jam, led by musician Christian Apuzzo, is open to everyone with an acoustic instrument and/or a voice. Come on down, lead a song and play along. The jam is held in a pretty spot outdoors by the Gowanus Canal at 165 2nd Street, Brooklyn, between Bond St. & the canal, near the Carroll St. station of the F train. Free tickets required; go to Eventbrite and select the desired date. Audience seating is not guaranteed and performer participation is limited to 36 until restrictions are lifted. Further info.
  
• Wednesday May 18, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Sunnyside Folk Club (co-sponsored, in person )
  The Sunnyside Folk Club (formerly the Sunnyside Singers Club) is a weekly in-person session inside Sanger Hall, an Irish-American pub at 48-20 Skillman Avenue (corner of 4person9th Street) in Sunnyside, Queens, NY. Come bring voices and songs to share. Acoustic instruments are also welcome. Traditional songs are especially welcome. About once a month there will be a featured guest performer for part of the evening. There is never an admission charge, but we do request a voluntary contribution when we have a guest performer. Also, a purchase of food or beverage is expected. Facebook page.
   
  
• Sunday May 22, 2:00 - 4:00 pm: Workshop Old-Time Songs for Singers with Phyllis Elkind & Jen Larson (Online)
  

  This is an online workshop for people who like to sing! The songs will be from the Old-Time repertoire of the 1920s and 1930s. Groups like The Carter Family, Coon Creek Girls, Charlie Poole and more. Some songs will be familiar, some will have harmony, and some will be new additions to your repertoire. You will also learn more about the history of the genre and its artists.
  	Phyllis Elkind is a long-time member of FMSNY, where she met bandmates Evy Mayer and Don Friedman for Triboro, an Americana trio with two CDs to its name. She and Alice Backer formed CrossStitch, a duo focused on fiddle tunes and brother duets. Her most recent group is Grand Central Breakdown, an all-woman band, which plays bluegrass and country covers. Phyllis also has a passion for teaching. She has taught harmony for the past ten years at Jalopy Theatre, and do woo at the McBurney YMCA for six years. Jen Larson is a Nashville-based vocalist and the Archives Manager for the Grand Ole Opry Archives. Jen draws deeply from the early country and bluegrass music catalogs; she has garnered critical praise for her work with the former band, Straight Drive. She has performed widely, with appearances at New York City’s Town Hall for several live broadcasts of Garrison Keillor’s “A Prairie Home Companion”, at the Wheeling Jamboree, Carnegie Hall, and many other regional and national festivals and concerts.
  Contribution: FMSNY members $12, general public $15. Tickets via Eventbrite. Download the Handout of lyrics and info (pdf format).

  
  
• Monday May 23, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Irish Traditional Music Session (co-sponsored, in person)
  at the Landmark Tavern, 626 11th Avenue at 46th Street, Manhattan, led by Don Meade. Food and drink available.
  
  
• Wednesday May 25, 6:00 - 8:00 pm: Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse Jam (co-sponsored)
  The Boathouse Jam, led by musician Christian Apuzzo, is open to everyone with an acoustic instrument and/or a voice. Come on down, lead a song and play along. The jam is held in a pretty spot outdoors by the Gowanus Canal at 165 2nd Street, Brooklyn, between Bond St. & the canal, near the Carroll St. station of the F train. Free tickets required; go to Eventbrite and select the desired date. Audience seating is not guaranteed and performer participation is limited to 36 until restrictions are lifted. Further info.
  
  
• Wednesday May 25, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Sunnyside Folk Club (co-sponsored, in person)
  The Sunnyside Folk Club (formerly the Sunnyside Singers Club) is a weekly in-person session inside Sanger Hall, an Irish-American pub at 48-20 Skillman Avenue (corner of 49th Street) in Sunnyside, Queens, NY. Come bring voices and songs to share. Acoustic instruments are also welcome. Traditional songs are especially welcome. About once a month there will be a featured guest performer for part of the evening. There is never an admission charge, but we do request a voluntary contribution when we have a guest performer. Also, a purchase of food or beverage is expected. Facebook page.
  
  
• Saturday May 28, 2:00 - 6:00 pm: Spring Weekend Chat, Sing, and Play (online, free)
  

  Since we cannot have a Spring Weekend in person (but we will have a Fall + Winter Weekend, October 21-23), here is an opportunity to meet old friends and make new ones online.
  
  
  Eileen Pentel will host an informal gathering where people are encouragaed to sing or play, listen, or just chat.
  Sign up with Eventbrite to be sent the Zoom link.

  
  
  
  
• Monday May 30, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Irish Traditional Music Session (co-sponsored, in person)
  at the Landmark Tavern, 626 11th Avenue at 46th Street, Manhattan, led by Don Meade. Food and drink available.
  

June

• Wednesday June 1, 6:00 - 8:00 pm: Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse Jam (co-sponsored)
  The Boathouse Jam, led by musician Christian Apuzzo, is open to everyone with an acoustic instrument and/or a voice. Come on down, lead a song and play along. The jam is held in a pretty spot outdoors by the Gowanus Canal at 165 2nd Street, Brooklyn, between Bond St. & the canal, near the Carroll St. station of the F train. Free tickets required; go to Eventbrite and select the desired date. Audience seating is not guaranteed and performer participation is limited to 36 until restrictions are lifted. Further info.
  
  
• Wednesday June 1, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Sunnyside Folk Club (co-sponsored, in person)
  The Sunnyside Folk Club (formerly the Sunnyside Singers Club) is a weekly in-person session inside Sanger Hall, an Irish-American pub at 48-20 Skillman Avenue (corner of 49th Street) in Sunnyside, Queens, NY. Come bring voices and songs to share. Acoustic instruments are also welcome. Traditional songs are especially welcome. About once a month there will be a featured guest performer for part of the evening. There is never an admission charge, but we do request a voluntary contribution when we have a guest performer. Also, a purchase of food or beverage is expected. Facebook page.
  
  
• Sunday June 5, 2:00 - 4:00 pm: Sea Chanteys and Maritime Music (co-sponsored, in person on the Wavertree FREE)
  South Street Seaport Museum’s monthly Sea Chanteys and Maritime Music returns to the Wavertree. Join us for our round-robin of shared sea songs, featuring members of The New York Packet and friends. Sing along, lead or request a song, and belt out the choruses!. Hosted by singers from the New York Packet. The event is FREE. visit the website for more info.
  
  
• Monday June 6, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Irish Traditional Music Session (co-sponsored, in person)
  at the Landmark Tavern, 626 11th Avenue at 46th Street, Manhattan, led by Don Meade. Food and drink available.
  
  
• Wednesday June 8, 6:00 - 8:00 pm: Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse Jam (co-sponsored)
  The Boathouse Jam, led by musician Christian Apuzzo, is open to everyone with an acoustic instrument and/or a voice. Come on down, lead a song and play along. The jam is held in a pretty spot outdoors by the Gowanus Canal at 165 2nd Street, Brooklyn, between Bond St. & the canal, near the Carroll St. station of the F train. Free tickets required; go to Eventbrite and select the desired date. Audience seating is not guaranteed and performer participation is limited to 36 until restrictions are lifted. Further info.
  
  
• Wednesday June 8, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Sunnyside Folk Club (co-sponsored, in person)
  The Sunnyside Folk Club (formerly the Sunnyside Singers Club) is a weekly in-person session inside Sanger Hall, an Irish-American pub at 48-20 Skillman Avenue (corner of 49th Street) in Sunnyside, Queens, NY. Come bring voices and songs to share. Acoustic instruments are also welcome. Traditional songs are especially welcome. About once a month there will be a featured guest performer for part of the evening. There is never an admission charge, but we do request a voluntary contribution when we have a guest performer. Also, a purchase of food or beverage is expected. Facebook page.
  
  
• Friday June 10 to Sunday June 12: Connecticut Sea Music Festival in Essex CT (supported)
  In partnership with the town of Essex as well as well as individual venues such as the Griswold Inn and the Connecticut River Museum. The daytime events are free, with donations accepted; Evening Concerts are ticketed.
  Performers include Celeste Bernado, Mark Bernier, Jerry Bryant, Vienna Carroll, Judy Cook, Deb Cowan, Craig Edwards, April Grant, Dick & Carol Holdstock, Geoff Kaufman, David Littlefield, Janie Meneely & Rob van Sante, Deidre Murtha, The Jovial Crew, Lynn Noel, Princess Pine, The Rum-Soaked Crooks, Don Sineti, and The Vox Hunters.
  • Friday, June 10th: The weekend starts off with the Symposium on the Music of the Sea at 9:00 A.M. on Friday. Music kicks off on Friday at 7:00 P.M. with our first Evening Concert, held at our mainstage tent on the lower lawn of the Connecticut River Museum.
  • Saturday, June 11th: Saturday morning, music and workshops begin at 10:00 A.M. at multiple venues throughout the town. The Saturday Evening Concert begins at 7:00 P.M.
  • Sunday, June 12th: Sunday morning begins with the traditional maritime hymn sing – this time, revival style under the big tent!– and continues with music and workshops throughout the town from 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. The final concert of the festival will be Sunday afternoon, and end at 6:00 P.M.
  • Monday, June 13th: Still standing after a weekend of music? Come to Survivor’s Night at the Griswold Inn for some farewell music & merriment.
  For more information, including ticketing for the evening concerts and festival t-shirts, see the Festival website
  
  
• Saturday June 12, 2:00 - 4:00 pm: Brooklyn Outdoor Song Circle
  Mount Prospect Park, Brooklyn. (Rain Dates TBA). We are a casual song-circle that has been meeting outdoors to minimize covid19 risk. Bring a song you’d like to share, or just sing-along and enjoy a few pleasant hours in the park. We aim to create a friendly, welcoming space where people can share whatever form of music they enjoy. Instruments, vocals and all skill levels are welcome.
  The park is between the Brooklyn Central Library and The Brooklyn Museum on Eastern Parkway. Entry to the park is next to the gates of the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, at the Eastern Parkway stop of the 2/3 train. Look for us in the far south-east corner, or on the lawn, near the back of the park. (Look for our banner). We urge participants to bring a folding chair, cushion or blanket to sit on, as bench space is limited. Restrooms are available in the park and the Museum Lobby. We aim for the second Saturday each month, but everything depends on the weather. Send a message to parksongcircle (at) yahoo.com to get updates if we must cancel or reschedule.
  
  
• Monday June 13, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Irish Traditional Music Session (co-sponsored, in person)
  at the Landmark Tavern, 626 11th Avenue at 46th Street, Manhattan, led by Don Meade. Food and drink available.
  
  
• Wednesday June 15, 6:00 - 8:00 pm: Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse Jam (co-sponsored)
  The Boathouse Jam, led by musician Christian Apuzzo, is open to everyone with an acoustic instrument and/or a voice. Come on down, lead a song and play along. The jam is held in a pretty spot outdoors by the Gowanus Canal at 165 2nd Street, Brooklyn, between Bond St. & the canal, near the Carroll St. station of the F train. Free tickets required; go to Eventbrite and select the desired date. Audience seating is not guaranteed and performer participation is limited to 36 until restrictions are lifted. Further info.
  
  
• Wednesday June 15, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Sunnyside Folk Club (co-sponsored, in person)
  The Sunnyside Folk Club (formerly the Sunnyside Singers Club) is a weekly in-person session inside Sanger Hall, an Irish-American pub at 48-20 Skillman Avenue (corner of 49th Street) in Sunnyside, Queens, NY. Come bring voices and songs to share. Acoustic instruments are also welcome. Traditional songs are especially welcome. About once a month there will be a featured guest performer for part of the evening. There is never an admission charge, but we do request a voluntary contribution when we have a guest performer. Also, a purchase of food or beverage is expected. Facebook page.
  
  
• Saturday June 18, 11:00 am - 6:00 pm: Porch Stomp on Governors Island
  Set on the beautiful greenery of Governors Island, Porch Stomp 2022 invites dozens of folk bands, artists, and performing arts organizations to use the historic porches of Nolan Park as a space for performance and education, highlighting artistry ranging from traditional folk to old-time, blues, roots, bluegrass and Americana. FMSNY is honored to put on a porch of incredible local artists from 11am to 5pm. There is food on the Island or bring a picnic. Bring lawn chairs for seating. See the Porch Stomp 2022 website for more information.
  Getting to Governors Island: Ferries leave for Governors Island from both Manhattan and Brooklyn: 1) Lower Manhattan: The Battery Maritime Building, located at 10 South Street 2) Brooklyn: Pier 6 in Brooklyn Bridge Park, near the intersection of Furman St. And Atlantic Ave.; and Atlantic Basin in Red Hook, near the intersection of Pioneer Street and Conover Street. Advance Ferry Reservations are required and can only be made online at https://www.govisland.com/visit-the-island/ferry where there is information, directions, and schedules. There is a $4 round trip Ferry charge which is waived before noon or for seniors - see information on website above.
  
  Performers on the FMSNY porch (in alphabetical order) are:
  
  

  	Pamela Jean Agaloos is a fixture in the trad scene in New York. Her versatility and musical background has earned respect among players and folk singers from here and across the pond. Her collaborations with Matt Diaz and Matthew Christian result in unique interpretations of age old tunes.
  Taylor Aksel Arthur is a multidisciplinary artist with a background in classical theatre and theatre for young audiences. Influences range from British & Celtic folk to progressive rock, punk, and metal. Hey-ho, huzzah, and skål!
  	The Brooklyn Stoop Singers bring to the Porch Stomp lively choruses, tasty harmonies and strong voices wrapped around guitar, banjo and mandolin accompaniment. The group’s members have been sharing their eclectic repertoire of sea chanteys, contemporary pieces, and songs from the British Isles and the Appalachian Mountains with New York City audiences for decades individually and in other bands. They are excited to debut as an ensemble at Porch Stomp. The Stoop Singers unites Deirdre Bialo-Padin (vocals), Chris Carpenter (vocals, guitar, mandolin and whatever other instruments he decides to bring); Elizabeth Hershon (vocals) and Chris Seymour (vocals and banjo).
  	Liz Hanley & Jefferson Hamer. Hanley is a Brooklyn based violinist, fiddle player, singer and composer. She was trained in classical violin and voice earning a BM from NYU in performance. She was steeped in Irish and American folk traditions growing up in Boston with her fiddle playing dad Andy Hanley and tumbled in the rock n roll dryer along the way. Called “a hallmark of progressive folk-rock” by Vents Magazine, Hanley has toured globally. Hanley’s debut album, The Ecstasy of St Cecilia, features Jefferson Hamer and Eamon O’Leary of the Murphy Beds. A guitarist, songwriter, and troubadour of many genres, Hamer has spent the greater part of three decades searching for a song to sing. He has immersed in traditional Irish music, playing guitar accompaniment and singing at sessions atSwift’s, Brass Monkey, and the 11th St. Bar. His songwriting and lead guitar work is featured on the self-produced record Alameda, and continues in collaboration with Boston-based Session Americana.
  Gaby Marantz is a technicolor powerhouse delivering songs of love and longing with a smattering of mischief. Come for the heartbreak; stay for the absurdity. She is a musical and energetic Jewish educator who grew up in Central New Jersey. She studied psychology and linguistics at NYU and spent many happy summers at Habonim Dror summer camps. Gaby recently completed her M.Ed. from Weidner in Education. She loves dancing, baking intricate desserts, and making the world a more colorful place.
  	Sarah Murdoch has a haunting, sultry voice that seeps into your bones and transfixes you from the moment she opens her mouth. Described as ‘honey for your insides,’ she channels the power and depth of singers from another era, while maintaining a contemporary edge. Ranging from traditional folk music to original songs played on a baritone guitar, she’s been compared to Florence Welch, PJ Harvey, and Lera Lynn. Sarah has performed at venues including DROM, Sidewalk, The Knitting Factory (where she opened for Gaelynn Lea), the Folklore Society of Greater Washington, and house concerts all along the East Coast.
  Music the Gathering (Olivia Harding, Asia Lupo, & Marc Mills) is an original, interactive, and energetic folk music show inspired by scenario and strategy games. With three-part harmonies, fiddle, accordion, cajon, and guitar, the group performs a vast repertoire of original arrangements across multiple genres, from traditional Celtic and world music to comedic parodies and contemporary folk.
  	Debbie Rich & Ron Pecan re two local artists who have been singing and playing traditional and old-time music together for many years. They include fiddle tunes, gospel, topical, work, maritime, protest, ballads, love and kids' songs. Some came from centuries ago and it is not known who wrote them. They've been passed down orally, and often altered along the way. Some come from contemporary writers from the 20th century up to today. All are the sounds of the people.<
  	Gaya Sriskanthan was inspired by the stories and song of working people the world over. She draws from broad (across time and space) traditions of folk music looking at the lives and struggles of everyday people. From old time music to modern folk, including anti and post-colonial movements. She's joined by Eli Hetko, a talented guitar and banjo player.

  
  
• Sunday June 19, 2:00 - 5:00 pm: Shanty Sing Session (co-sponsored, online)
  We co­sponsor the Shanty Sing on the 3rd Sunday of the month. The William Main Doerflinger Memorial Sea Shanty Sessions at the Noble Maritime Collection (to give the official title) are on­line through December.
  Go to Noble Maritime Events for instructions on getting the Zoom link.
  Watch Streaming videos. Also see the Old Salt Blog for info. And see the documentary of this event (from when it was in person):https://vimeo.com/23887195
   
  
• Monday June 20, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Irish Traditional Music Session (co-sponsored, in person)
  at the Landmark Tavern, 626 11th Avenue at 46th Street, Manhattan, led by Don Meade. Food and drink available.
  
  
• Wednesday June 22, 6:00 - 8:00 pm: Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse Jam (co-sponsored)
  The Boathouse Jam, led by musician Christian Apuzzo, is open to everyone with an acoustic instrument and/or a voice. Come on down, lead a song and play along. The jam is held in a pretty spot outdoors by the Gowanus Canal at 165 2nd Street, Brooklyn, between Bond St. & the canal, near the Carroll St. station of the F train. Free tickets required; go to Eventbrite and select the desired date. Audience seating is not guaranteed and performer participation is limited to 36 until restrictions are lifted. Further info.
  
  
• Wednesday June 22, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Sunnyside Folk Club (co-sponsored, in person)
  The Sunnyside Folk Club (formerly the Sunnyside Singers Club) is a weekly in-person session inside Sanger Hall, an Irish-American pub at 48-20 Skillman Avenue (corner of 49th Street) in Sunnyside, Queens, NY. Come bring voices and songs to share. Acoustic instruments are also welcome. Traditional songs are especially welcome. About once a month there will be a featured guest performer for part of the evening. There is never an admission charge, but we do request a voluntary contribution when we have a guest performer. Also, a purchase of food or beverage is expected. Facebook page.
  
  
• Friday June 24 to Sunday June 26: OldSongs Festival in person at the Altamond Fairgrounds (supported)
  From 1:00 pm on Friday through 7:00 pm Sunday, a great weekend of concerts, workshops, dance, and fun for the whole family.
  
  Performers include John McCutcheon • John Doyle & Mick McAuley • Hubby Jenkins • Sheila Kay Adams with Donna Ray Norton & Melanie Rice Penland • Windborne • Beppe Gambetta • The Vox Hunters • Roy Book Binder • Bourque Émissaires • É.T.É • Jim Lloyd & Addie Levy • Reggie Harris • Joe Jencks • Dennis Stroughmatt & L’Esprit Creole • Matthew Byrne • Sam Gleaves & Deborah Payne • Bethany Yarrow • Copley Street • Magpie with Rolly Brown • Joseph & James Bruchac • Scott Ainslie • Sally Rogers • Howie Bursen • Claudia Schmidt • Ustad Shafaat Khan • Andy Cohen • Great Gambian Griots • Heard • John Kirk & Trish Miller • Cloud Ten • Petrichord • Jamcrackers • John Roberts • George Wilson • Stefan Amidon • Colleen Cleveland • Chris Koldewey • John Dickson • Jake Thomas • Ron Gordon • The Great Groove Band • Roger the Jester • and more to come!
  
  Also featured are craft, food and instrument vendors, and a well-run children’s activity area. For full information, including ticketing, see the Festival website
  
  
• Monday June 27, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Irish Traditional Music Session (co-sponsored, in person)
  at the Landmark Tavern, 626 11th Avenue at 46th Street, Manhattan, led by Don Meade. Food and drink available.
  
  
• Wednesday June 29, 6:00 - 8:00 pm: Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse Jam (co-sponsored)
  The Boathouse Jam, led by musician Christian Apuzzo, is open to everyone with an acoustic instrument and/or a voice. Come on down, lead a song and play along. The jam is held in a pretty spot outdoors by the Gowanus Canal at 165 2nd Street, Brooklyn, between Bond St. & the canal, near the Carroll St. station of the F train. Free tickets required; go to Eventbrite and select the desired date. Audience seating is not guaranteed and performer participation is limited to 36 until restrictions are lifted. Further info.
  
  
• Wednesday June 29, 8:00 - 11:00 pm: Sunnyside Folk Club (co-sponsored, in person)
  The Sunnyside Folk Club (formerly the Sunnyside Singers Club) is a weekly in-person session inside Sanger Hall, an Irish-American pub at 48-20 Skillman Avenue (corner of 49th Street) in Sunnyside, Queens, NY. Come bring voices and songs to share. Acoustic instruments are also welcome. Traditional songs are especially welcome. About once a month there will be a featured guest performer for part of the evening. There is never an admission charge, but we do request a voluntary contribution when we have a guest performer. Also, a purchase of food or beverage is expected. Facebook page.
  
  

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PVC Info : The Peoples' Voice Cafe is now located in the Judson Memorial Church Assembly Hall at 239 Thompson Street, New York NY 10012, between West 3rd & West 4th Streets. It is not in the main church sanctuary. Doors open 7:15pm. Shows begin at 8:00pm promptly. Capacity is temporarily limited to 70. You and your children must be fully vaccinated against covid-19. Masks are required. No children under five years of age admitted. Suggested donation $20. Peoples' Voice Cafe subscribers, FMSNY members, Judson members, students, or youth $12. No one turned away for lack of money. IMPORTANT COVID-19 UPDATE As of now, all Peoples’ Voice Cafe shows scheduled for April and May 2022 will take place in-person as well as on-line. Performers whose shows at the Peoples’ Voice Cafe have been canceled will be rebooked for the September 2022 – May 2023 season.

Other Online Events, Radio, etc.

• Our friends at Old Songs have a variety of concerts and workshops.
  
• The World-famous Kronos Quartet Salutes Pete Seeger
  
• Folk Music Notebook runs a radio folk festival 24/7 hosted by Ron Olesko and others.
  
• Folk Music is back on WBAI! Thursdays, 10:00 pm to midnight. An eclectic program which delves into the wide array of folk music, with rotating hosts including Richard Barr and Ed Haber. 99.5 FM on your radio dial. You can see playlists on their Facebook page: www.facebook.com/WBAI-Folk-Radio or catch the show streaming at WBAI.org archives.
  
• Scott Ainslie, who has performed for the Club at TradMaD and elsewhere, is offering Live-Streamed Concerts
  
• Our friends at Jalopy Theatre have a bunch of online concerts, sings, and workshops scheduled. Check them out.
  
• Folk Alliance has a listing of online live streaming concerts: FAI Community Live-Stream Concerts. (Artists: you do not have to be a Folk Alliance member to submit your concerts).
  
• Dale Adamson and Judith English (thank you) are publishing a calendar of online folk dance sessions for people who want to dance, watch, and to help schedule new sessions (to know about conflicts).
  
• The Augusta Heritage Center has online classes. To stay posted on what's happening, join its Facebook group by doing a search on 'Augusta 2020'
  
  
  

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