· Saturdays, September 5,19 & 26, October 10,17,24 & 31, November 7,14 & 21 and December 5 & 12 · 11:00 a.m. to Noon ·

11:00 am to Noon · Moderated discussion starts 12:15 to 1:30 p.m. ·

• September: “The Wisdom Tree” (2013) In a meditative sci-fi journey, eastern spirituality, ethereal music, and sublime art mingle mystically with neuroscience and quantum physics, entwining three lives and deepening a timeless mystery.
• October: “Good Fortune' (2025) A supernatural comedy-drama about Gabriel, a well-meaning yet inept angel, who meddles in the lives of a struggling gig worker and his wealthy boss to prove money can’t buy happiness. When his plan backfires and he becomes human, all three must confront what truly defines fulfillment.
• November: “A Relative Thing” (2003) Five brothers and sisters are reunited after 16 years apart. A sweet tale of family, love, and healing that everyone can understand.
• December: “It’s a Wonderful Life” (1946) An angel is sent from Heaven to help a desperately frustrated banker see the value of his own life.

 · Starts Saturday, September 12 through October 17 · 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 pm OR Wednesday, September 18 through October 23 · 4 to 8:00 p.m. OR Monday, September 21 to October 26 · Noon to 4:0 p.m. ·

 Saturday, September 12, October 10, November 14, and December 12 · 1 to 5:00 p.m. ·

11:00 am to Noon · Moderated discussion starts 12:15 to 1:30 p.m. ·

• Sunday, September 13: Lifelong troubadour Mark Stuart serves up rock, blues, folk, country, and more, on electric, acoustic, and slide guitar. Stuart's storytelling and music have graced stages all over the world. 
• Sunday, November 15: Dave Boutette, onetime garage rock troubadour, and erstwhile Radio City Rockette, Kristi Lynn Davis, offer up music including folk, blues, swing, and old-time country. With Dave’s celebrated songwriting and Kristi’s natural gift for vocal harmony, the husband/wife duo has delighted audiences at venues all around the Midwest.

 · Thursday, September 17 or Friday, September 18 through Sunday, September 20; Thursday, September 24 or Friday, September 25 through Sunday, September 27. Retreats in October and November, dates TBD · 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. on Sunday.

 · Starts Saturday, September 12 through October 17 · 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 pm OR Wednesday, September 18 through October 23 · 4 to 8:00 p.m. OR Monday, September 21 to October 26 · Noon to 4:0 p.m. ·

 · Thursday, September 17 or Friday, September 18 through Sunday, September 20; Thursday, September 24 or Friday, September 25 through Sunday, September 27. Retreats in October and November, dates TBD · 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. on Sunday.

 · Saturdays, September 5,19 & 26, October 10,17,24 & 31, November 7,14 & 21 and December 5 & 12 · 11:00 a.m. to Noon ·

• Friday, September 18: Reggie Harris Reggie combines spirituals, roots music, historic inspiration, and original songs: songs of joy, hope, unity, social justice, and freedom. Reggie writes from a personal sense of mission filled with possibility and hope. His songs are about life and love and deep aspects of the human experience.
• Friday, September 25: Tyler Smilo is backed up by Jassen Wilber (bass guitar), Adam McKillip (mandolin, vocals), and Dominick DeCecco (banjo). Their set moves from gritty hard-luck foot stompers to triumphant ballads. Smilo and the Ghost combine bluegrass and country chops with charismatic, high-energy performance.
• Saturday, October 3: Pierce Pettis is a master musical storyteller, delivering human truth and heartbreaking vulnerability with every tune. His songs have been recorded by many stellar artists including Dar Williams, Garth Brooks, and Art Garfunkel.
• Friday, October 9: Chuck Brodsky’s soulful voice brings his songs' characters to life, infusing his lyrics with heartfelt humanity or biting wit. His spoken introductions to his songs can be as spellbinding as his colorful lyrics. Chuck is widely known for his many wonderful songs about the heroes—and zeroes—of baseball.
• Thursday, October 22: Sarah McQuaid's lush, velvety voice combines with her engaging personality and brilliant musicianship on acoustic and electric guitars, keyboards and (occasionally) drum to create a truly immersive experience. Her live performances are full of warmth, wit, and intimacy.
• Friday, October 23: Close harmony vocal quartet Windborne is Lynn Rowan, Will Rowan, Lauren Breunig, and Jeremy Carter-Gordon. The quartet's dynamic concerts include songs from across Europe, as well as traditional and original American folk music. They educate as they perform, telling stories about the characteristics and stylistic elements of singing traditions.
• Friday, October 30: Singer/songwriter Bobby Pennock's style is reminiscent of 60's and 70's singing storytellers such as Paul Simon and Harry Chapin. His trio includes David Roof on lead guitar and vocals, and John Sperendi on bass and vocals.
• Saturday, November 21: UK native Rupert Wates' music is an eclectic mix of acoustic, melodic art/folk, with flavors of jazz, vaudeville and cabaret. Wates' songs have been covered by other artists in the UK, Canada, and the US. Over 20 recordings featuring Wates's songs by other artists were made in 2016 alone.
• Saturday, December 12: Hiroya Tsukamoto is a unique composer, guitarist and singer-songwriter from Kyoto, Japan. He began playing the five-string banjo at age thirteen, taking up the guitar shortly after. In 2000, Hiroya received a scholarship to Berklee College of Music and came to the United States. In 2018, Hiroya won 2nd place in International Finger Style Guitar Championship.
• Sunday, December 13: Partners in life and in music, Genna & Jesse offer up a blend of quirky chemistry, intricate vocal harmonies, and ardent storytelling in their vibrant live performances, with folk, blue-eyed soul, jazz, blues, torch song, and '60s and '70s pop. Their shows feel expansive, joyful, and deeply human, shaped by curiosity rather than convention.

11:00 am to Noon · Moderated discussion starts 12:15 to 1:30 p.m. ·

• Friday, September 18: Reggie Harris Reggie combines spirituals, roots music, historic inspiration, and original songs: songs of joy, hope, unity, social justice, and freedom. Reggie writes from a personal sense of mission filled with possibility and hope. His songs are about life and love and deep aspects of the human experience.
• Friday, September 25: Tyler Smilo is backed up by Jassen Wilber (bass guitar), Adam McKillip (mandolin, vocals), and Dominick DeCecco (banjo). Their set moves from gritty hard-luck foot stompers to triumphant ballads. Smilo and the Ghost combine bluegrass and country chops with charismatic, high-energy performance.
• Saturday, October 3: Pierce Pettis is a master musical storyteller, delivering human truth and heartbreaking vulnerability with every tune. His songs have been recorded by many stellar artists including Dar Williams, Garth Brooks, and Art Garfunkel.
• Friday, October 9: Chuck Brodsky’s soulful voice brings his songs' characters to life, infusing his lyrics with heartfelt humanity or biting wit. His spoken introductions to his songs can be as spellbinding as his colorful lyrics. Chuck is widely known for his many wonderful songs about the heroes—and zeroes—of baseball.
• Thursday, October 22: Sarah McQuaid's lush, velvety voice combines with her engaging personality and brilliant musicianship on acoustic and electric guitars, keyboards and (occasionally) drum to create a truly immersive experience. Her live performances are full of warmth, wit, and intimacy.
• Friday, October 23: Close harmony vocal quartet Windborne is Lynn Rowan, Will Rowan, Lauren Breunig, and Jeremy Carter-Gordon. The quartet's dynamic concerts include songs from across Europe, as well as traditional and original American folk music. They educate as they perform, telling stories about the characteristics and stylistic elements of singing traditions.
• Friday, October 30: Singer/songwriter Bobby Pennock's style is reminiscent of 60's and 70's singing storytellers such as Paul Simon and Harry Chapin. His trio includes David Roof on lead guitar and vocals, and John Sperendi on bass and vocals.
• Saturday, November 21: UK native Rupert Wates' music is an eclectic mix of acoustic, melodic art/folk, with flavors of jazz, vaudeville and cabaret. Wates' songs have been covered by other artists in the UK, Canada, and the US. Over 20 recordings featuring Wates's songs by other artists were made in 2016 alone.
• Saturday, December 12: Hiroya Tsukamoto is a unique composer, guitarist and singer-songwriter from Kyoto, Japan. He began playing the five-string banjo at age thirteen, taking up the guitar shortly after. In 2000, Hiroya received a scholarship to Berklee College of Music and came to the United States. In 2018, Hiroya won 2nd place in International Finger Style Guitar Championship.
• Sunday, December 13: Partners in life and in music, Genna & Jesse offer up a blend of quirky chemistry, intricate vocal harmonies, and ardent storytelling in their vibrant live performances, with folk, blue-eyed soul, jazz, blues, torch song, and '60s and '70s pop. Their shows feel expansive, joyful, and deeply human, shaped by curiosity rather than convention.

 · Starts Saturday, September 12 through October 17 · 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 pm OR Wednesday, September 18 through October 23 · 4 to 8:00 p.m. OR Monday, September 21 to October 26 · Noon to 4:00 p.m. ·

 · Thursday, September 17 or Friday, September 18 through Sunday, September 20; Thursday, September 24 or Friday, September 25 through Sunday, September 27. Retreats in October and November, dates TBD · 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. on Sunday.

 · Saturdays, September 5,19 & 26, October 10,17,24 & 31, November 7,14 & 21 and December 5 & 12 · 11:00 a.m. to Noon ·

• Friday, September 18: Reggie Harris Reggie combines spirituals, roots music, historic inspiration, and original songs: songs of joy, hope, unity, social justice, and freedom. Reggie writes from a personal sense of mission filled with possibility and hope. His songs are about life and love and deep aspects of the human experience.
• Friday, September 25: Tyler Smilo is backed up by Jassen Wilber (bass guitar), Adam McKillip (mandolin, vocals), and Dominick DeCecco (banjo). Their set moves from gritty hard-luck foot stompers to triumphant ballads. Smilo and the Ghost combine bluegrass and country chops with charismatic, high-energy performance.
• Saturday, October 3: Pierce Pettis is a master musical storyteller, delivering human truth and heartbreaking vulnerability with every tune. His songs have been recorded by many stellar artists including Dar Williams, Garth Brooks, and Art Garfunkel.
• Friday, October 9: Chuck Brodsky’s soulful voice brings his songs' characters to life, infusing his lyrics with heartfelt humanity or biting wit. His spoken introductions to his songs can be as spellbinding as his colorful lyrics. Chuck is widely known for his many wonderful songs about the heroes—and zeroes—of baseball.
• Thursday, October 22: Sarah McQuaid's lush, velvety voice combines with her engaging personality and brilliant musicianship on acoustic and electric guitars, keyboards and (occasionally) drum to create a truly immersive experience. Her live performances are full of warmth, wit, and intimacy.
• Friday, October 23: Close harmony vocal quartet Windborne is Lynn Rowan, Will Rowan, Lauren Breunig, and Jeremy Carter-Gordon. The quartet's dynamic concerts include songs from across Europe, as well as traditional and original American folk music. They educate as they perform, telling stories about the characteristics and stylistic elements of singing traditions.
• Friday, October 30: Singer/songwriter Bobby Pennock's style is reminiscent of 60's and 70's singing storytellers such as Paul Simon and Harry Chapin. His trio includes David Roof on lead guitar and vocals, and John Sperendi on bass and vocals.
• Saturday, November 21: UK native Rupert Wates' music is an eclectic mix of acoustic, melodic art/folk, with flavors of jazz, vaudeville and cabaret. Wates' songs have been covered by other artists in the UK, Canada, and the US. Over 20 recordings featuring Wates's songs by other artists were made in 2016 alone.
• Saturday, December 12: Hiroya Tsukamoto is a unique composer, guitarist and singer-songwriter from Kyoto, Japan. He began playing the five-string banjo at age thirteen, taking up the guitar shortly after. In 2000, Hiroya received a scholarship to Berklee College of Music and came to the United States. In 2018, Hiroya won 2nd place in International Finger Style Guitar Championship.
• Sunday, December 13: Partners in life and in music, Genna & Jesse offer up a blend of quirky chemistry, intricate vocal harmonies, and ardent storytelling in their vibrant live performances, with folk, blue-eyed soul, jazz, blues, torch song, and '60s and '70s pop. Their shows feel expansive, joyful, and deeply human, shaped by curiosity rather than convention.

11:00 am to Noon · Moderated discussion starts 12:15 to 1:30 p.m. ·

• Friday, September 18: Reggie Harris Reggie combines spirituals, roots music, historic inspiration, and original songs: songs of joy, hope, unity, social justice, and freedom. Reggie writes from a personal sense of mission filled with possibility and hope. His songs are about life and love and deep aspects of the human experience.
• Friday, September 25: Tyler Smilo is backed up by Jassen Wilber (bass guitar), Adam McKillip (mandolin, vocals), and Dominick DeCecco (banjo). Their set moves from gritty hard-luck foot stompers to triumphant ballads. Smilo and the Ghost combine bluegrass and country chops with charismatic, high-energy performance.
• Saturday, October 3: Pierce Pettis is a master musical storyteller, delivering human truth and heartbreaking vulnerability with every tune. His songs have been recorded by many stellar artists including Dar Williams, Garth Brooks, and Art Garfunkel.
• Friday, October 9: Chuck Brodsky’s soulful voice brings his songs' characters to life, infusing his lyrics with heartfelt humanity or biting wit. His spoken introductions to his songs can be as spellbinding as his colorful lyrics. Chuck is widely known for his many wonderful songs about the heroes—and zeroes—of baseball.
• Thursday, October 22: Sarah McQuaid's lush, velvety voice combines with her engaging personality and brilliant musicianship on acoustic and electric guitars, keyboards and (occasionally) drum to create a truly immersive experience. Her live performances are full of warmth, wit, and intimacy.
• Friday, October 23: Close harmony vocal quartet Windborne is Lynn Rowan, Will Rowan, Lauren Breunig, and Jeremy Carter-Gordon. The quartet's dynamic concerts include songs from across Europe, as well as traditional and original American folk music. They educate as they perform, telling stories about the characteristics and stylistic elements of singing traditions.
• Friday, October 30: Singer/songwriter Bobby Pennock's style is reminiscent of 60's and 70's singing storytellers such as Paul Simon and Harry Chapin. His trio includes David Roof on lead guitar and vocals, and John Sperendi on bass and vocals.
• Saturday, November 21: UK native Rupert Wates' music is an eclectic mix of acoustic, melodic art/folk, with flavors of jazz, vaudeville and cabaret. Wates' songs have been covered by other artists in the UK, Canada, and the US. Over 20 recordings featuring Wates's songs by other artists were made in 2016 alone.
• Saturday, December 12: Hiroya Tsukamoto is a unique composer, guitarist and singer-songwriter from Kyoto, Japan. He began playing the five-string banjo at age thirteen, taking up the guitar shortly after. In 2000, Hiroya received a scholarship to Berklee College of Music and came to the United States. In 2018, Hiroya won 2nd place in International Finger Style Guitar Championship.
• Sunday, December 13: Partners in life and in music, Genna & Jesse offer up a blend of quirky chemistry, intricate vocal harmonies, and ardent storytelling in their vibrant live performances, with folk, blue-eyed soul, jazz, blues, torch song, and '60s and '70s pop. Their shows feel expansive, joyful, and deeply human, shaped by curiosity rather than convention.