Jalopy Theatre

Fri, Aug 28 · 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Naqus (unplugged)

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $20 adv / $25 dos Huda Asfour: An observer of waves, her work unfolds across Tunisia, Palestine, Egypt, and the United States. Based between Cairo and Brooklyn, Dr. Asfour works at the intersection of song, improvisation, and collective listening. More on hudaasfour.com About the project: In this unplugged version of her latest solo project “Naqous”, Huda places the spoken word at the heart of the musical experience. Through oud, voice, and looping, Huda explores repetition as both memory and resistance: what returns, what insists, and what refuses to disappear. For when the storm won’t stop and all logic fails, an invitation to stand true and hold space. More of a testimony, less of a concert. A catharsis. A prayer for clarity amid the chaos. ناقوس“ناقوس” يضع الكلمة في مركز التجربة. عبر العود، الصوت، والتكرار، تنسج هدى عصفور فضاءات موسيقية من وقع الحاضر، حيث الإبادة والخطر على الحريات واقع معاش. العرض شهادة فنية تحاول أن تُبقي الأثر حيّاً، وأن تفتح مجالاً للتأمل والإصغاء وسط العاصفة.

Sat, Aug 29 · 3:00 PM – 11:00 PM

$50.00 – $85.00

Los Texmaniacs//Jourdan Thibodeaux et les Rôdailleurs

Workshops 3-6p, Show 7-11pm Swamp in the City is thrilled to present a one-day summer mini festival celebrating the rich musical traditions of South Louisiana and Texas, featuring two extraordinary bands: Grammy Award-winning Los Texmaniacs, one of the world's premier conjunto/norteño bands from San Antonio, Texas, and Jourdan Thibodeaux et les Rôdailleurs, one of the leading voices in the new generation of Cajun music from southwest Louisiana. Saturday, August 29, 3-11pm Jalopy Theatre • Brooklyn, NY Spend the day immersed in the music, dance, language, and culture that connect these living traditions. Afternoon Workshops (3–6pm)Join world-class musicians and instructors for an afternoon of hands-on workshops designed for dancers, musicians, and curious beginners alike. Choose from up to 7 workshops and jams - Schedule below! Theatre: 3-4pm: Conjuto Dance with Sara Juran4:30-5:30pm: Cajun Dance with Sara JuranUpstairs: 3-4pm: Conjunto Accordion with Josh Baca4:30-5:30pm: Cajun Fiddle with Wilson SavoyTavern4:30-5:30pm: Conjunto Jam w Los Texmaniacs5-6pm: Cajun talk with Jourdan Thibodeaux (backyard)6-7pm: Cajun Jam with les Rôdailleurs Dinner Break (6–7pm)Food will be available at Jalopy Tavern next door! Evening Dance Party (7–11pm)Los Texmaniacs kick off an electrifying conjunto dance party before Jourdan Thibodeaux et les Rôdailleurs close out the evening with a rowdy Cajun extravaganza. Two incredible bands, one dance floor, and four hours of music that'll keep you dancin' all night. TicketsWorkshop Pass (3–6pm): $40 advanced / $50 week ofEvening Dance Party (7–11 pm): $40 advanced / $50 week ofAll-Day Pass (Workshops + Dance Party): $75 advanced // $85 week of Whether you come to dance, learn, jam, or just soak it all up, this promises to be one of the most unique roots music events of the summer. We can't wait to see y'all there! About Los TexmaniacsLed by legendary bajo sexto master Max Baca, Los Texmaniacs are the Grammy Award-winning torchbearers of Texas conjunto music. Rooted in the Mexican-American traditions of South Texas, the band blends classic conjunto with Tejano, blues, R&B, and Texas rock to create an irresistible sound that's equally at home in dance halls and concert venues around the world. Max Baca has appeared on eleven Grammy-winning recordings, while nephew Josh Baca has become one of the most celebrated accordionists of his generation. Having toured and recorded with artists ranging from Flaco Jiménez and the Texas Tornados to Los Super Seven and even the Rolling Stones, Los Texmaniacs continue to prove that conjunto isn't a museum piece—it's a living, evolving American roots tradition with boundless energy, heart, and soul. About Jourdan Thibodeaux et les RôdailleursFiddler, singer-songwriter, and Cajun French cultural activist Jourdan Thibodeaux has emerged as one of the foremost ambassadors for contemporary Cajun culture. Raised in a French-speaking family on Cypress Island in St. Martin Parish, Louisiana, Jourdan writes and performs original songs almost entirely in Cajun French, carrying the language and traditions of Acadiana into a new generation. His acclaimed band, Les Rôdailleurs, combines driving dance hall rhythms with thoughtful songwriting rooted in the landscapes, language, and lifeways of southwest Louisiana. Featured on 60 Minutes in 2024 as a leading voice in the revival of Cajun French, Jourdan has become an internationally recognized advocate for Louisiana's living culture while continuing to inspire audiences to dance, sing, and celebrate the traditions that shaped him.

Sun, Aug 30 · 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Charlie & the Tropicales / Mireya Ramos

Doors 7:30pm, Show 8pm $20 adv / $25 dos Charlie & the Tropicales bring a 1950's Caribbean hotel party to life with torrid horns, tropical rhythms and infectious grooves. With a nod to New Orleans’ history as the northernmost port of the Caribbean, the Tropicales perform music from Trinidad and Venezuela, Martinique and Guadeloupe, and other destinations along the archipelago. Scorching tropicalia, and classic New Orleans jams. Biguines and boleros, calypsos and cumbias. Songs that get stuck in your head. Guaranteed to melt the ice in your drink. Their latest release, New Orleans '26 arrives on LP, CD, and streaming services April 28, with a mix of calypso, rocksteady, cumbia, and biguine featuring Jon Cleary (Charlie has been with the Absolute Monster Gentlemen for years and recorded 3 albums with Jon), Sally Baby, Mireya Ramos, and more. A mix of original compositions, Allen Toussaint classics, and deep cut Carribean melodies, released thru Well Kept Secret in the US and Liquidator Music in Spain. An excellent addition to any LP collection, and a wonderful snapshot of the current music scene in New Orleans. The Tropicales have been keeping an incredibly busy schedule in New Orleans since 2024, establishing themselves as one of New Orleans' most exciting young bands - performing regularly at Snug Harbor, Tipitina's, the Broadside, Saturn Bar, Vaughans, and BJs Lounge, not to mention the Jazz and Heritage Festival, Jazz Fest, ThreadHead events, parties at the 4 Seasons and hotels all over town. The Tropicales released Jump Up in August of 2024 through NuTone Recordings featuring guest vocalists Cyrille Aimee, Quiana Lynell, and Drew Gonsalves on material ranging from classic New Orleans R&B, to traditional calypsos, cumbias, biguines, and boleros. The 2024 Jump Up tour includes dates in Key West, New York City, New Haven, Cape Cod, Asbury Park, the Exit Zero Jazz Festival and of course New Orleans. Mireya Ramos is a Latin Grammy winning, multiple Latin Grammy and Grammy nominee vocalist, musician, composer, producer, arranger and founder of Flor de Toloache – NY’s only all women mariachi. Mireya embodies all of her musical influences whether classical, mariachi, salsa, merengue or hip-hop, always creating a unique and refreshing sound. Her versatility, natural improvisational skills and beautiful tone has made her one of the top Latin artists in New York City. She is currently promoting her debut solo album self titled “Mireya” which include collaborations with Flor de Toloache, Gaby Moreno, Haydée Milanés, Camilo Lara, Adrian Quesada, Velcro and the legendary Mike Garson.

Wed, Sep 2 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Sep 2 · 8:30 PM – 11:30 PM

Free

Roots n' Ruckus! SEPTEMBER!

Roots n' Ruckus 20+ years strong! Join us on the first Wednesdays of the month for Jalopy's longest running and most integral series. We're returning in September with a fantastic lineup and as always- it's FREE! 8:30PM - Nick Daniel 9:00PM - Feral Foster 9:30PM - The Horsenecks 10:00PM - Trevir Turla 10:30PM - Jack Adams BRING CASH TO TIP THE ACTS!

Thu, Sep 3 · 7:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$21.87 – $42.70

Pine Leaf Boys

Swamp in the City is beyond excited to welcome the 4x Grammy-nominated Pine Leaf Boys back to Brooklyn!Join us Thursday, September 3 at Jalopy Theatre for an intimate trio performance from one of Louisiana's most beloved Cajun bands. As always, we'll kick things off with a Cajun dance lesson at 7:30pm, followed by a full-on dance party from 8pm until late. Tickets are sliding scale: • $20 Economy • $30 Standard • $40 Supporter No better way to kick off Labor Day weekend before heading off to the beach! About the Pine Leaf Boys:Hailing from Louisiana, the world-renowned Pine Leaf Boys have earned a reputation as one of the most exciting Cajun bands on the planet. Their infectious sound blends traditional Cajun music with Zydeco, Swamp Pop, Country, and Soul, bringing youthful energy to a deeply rooted musical tradition. Since forming in Lafayette in 2004, the band has received four Grammy nominations, while bandleader Wilson Savoy has earned a Grammy of his own. They've represented American roots music in 23 countries through six U.S. State Department tours, and have been praised by The New York Times as "the link that connects the young and the old generations," while Rolling Stone called them "the best new, energetic, and fun Cajun band in a very long time." One thing's for certain: when the Pine Leaf Boys hit the stage, it's always a party. Come dance with us!

Sat, Sep 5 · 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Free

Tocci’s Affordable Print Market

Labor Day Weekend! Saturday, September 5th, 12-6pm 75% off on all limited edition lithographs, etchings and books. Signed and numbered by the artist. One day only. Also online at www.jefftocci.com, use promo code 48F3C34.

Sun, Sep 6 · 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Free

Exceedingly Good Song Night with Ken Schatz

We sing Folk Songs, Blues, Gospel, Old-Time, Appalachian, Sea Songs & Chanteys, Worksongs, Ballads, Railroad Songs, Prison Songs, Lullabies, Forebitters, Broadsides, Hymns, Vaudeville, Camp Songs, Farming, Mining & Factory Songs, Country, Bluegrass, Spirituals, Cowboy Songs, Songs of the British Isles, Labor & Union Songs, Drinking Songs, Children’s Songs, Field Hollers, Music Hall, Love Songs, Parodies, and more... We welcome singers and listeners! Also instruments and friends! Each Song Night, we have a loose theme to encourage people to learn new songs and remember ones they haven't sung in a while. Witty rationalizations are welcome. Harmonies and Songs with Choruses are especially appreciated!

Tue, Sep 8 · 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Tim Eriksen and Peter Irvine Duo

8:00pm Doors / 8:30pm Show $20 advance / $25 DOS Tim Eriksen is an acclaimed singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist (guitar, banjo, fiddle, bajo sexto, kaval, bansuri) from Amherst, Massachusetts. “A compelling artist whose intense delivery and clarity of tone set him among the world's finest folk practitioners” (Toronto Star), “Eriksen connects the present and the ancient with an immediacy that will make your bones tremble” (Pulse of the Twin Cities). ““Widely regarded as the best traditional American ballad singer of his generation” (BBC Radio), “once you hear his voice, it is impossible to forget; its richness and intensity seem hauntingly appropriate whether he is performing New England murder ballads, Bosnian pop songs, or punk rock (East Bay Express). His scholarship on early American song has been published in Ethnomusicology and The Massachusetts Review, and his original songs have been covered by Joan Baez, Alison Krauss and Bonny “Prince” Billy.

Wed, Sep 9 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Sep 9 · 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$23.00

Sam Gelband / Georgia Harmer / Lily Talmers

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $20 Sam Gelband is starting over while trying not to leave it all behind. His first self released album “That’s All” is far from his first go, but it is an arrival that’s been a long time coming. Gelband’s lyrical edge and classic melodic sensibilities are front and center on this focused and sparse songwriter album, and it shines in its simplicity. A recent collaborator with The Sons of Rainier, Bella White, Dean Johnson, and Chris Acker, Gelband emerges with his own true voice, one we won’t soon forget. Canadian singer-songwriter Georgia Harmer, has been making music practically since birth, and has a wisdom and poise that belies her youthful age. She released her debut album Stay in Touch in 2022 with Arts & Crafts Productions, and her sophomore record is currently in the works. She’s been touring consistently over the past few years, most recently with City & Colour and at the Calgary Stampede in 2024. In 2023 Harmer performed at SXSW, Great Escape, and Focus Wales, supporting Rural Alberta Advantage, Paper Kites, and Bahamas, as well as headlining the Waiting Room in London UK. In 2022 she supported Tim Baker, Ballroom Thieves, Broken Social Scene, and Dan Mangan. Lily Talmers writes of the innate divinity in humanity from a palpably Midwestern vantage. Her lyrics are spiritual and strange—vivid images that range from sludge-covered and dismal to childlike and wondrous. Every song on It Is Cyclical, Missing You was recorded live, each song in one continuous take, often with a full band in tow, produced by Talmers herself. Lily Talmers has seen praise from NPR, No Depression, Under The Radar, and The Bluegrass Situation among others. She won the Kerrville Folk Festival's 2024 New Folk Competition and has opened for the likes of Tommy Emmanuel, The Brother Brothers, and Anna Tivel.

Thu, Sep 10 · 8:00 PM – 11:30 PM

$28.00 – $33.00

The 12th Annual Brooklyn Americana Music Fest: Opening Night!

12th Brooklyn Americana Music Festival : Opening Night! Thursday September 10th Jalopy Theatre315 Columbia Street, Brooklyn, NY7:30pm Doors / 8:00pm Show$25 Advance Tickets / $30 DOS In Order Of Appearance: The Little Mercies Old time trio "Boy Genius meets The Chicks"Leah Tash Folk, blues, rock ‘n’ roll, jazz, and country, a unique tapestry by NYC native.Sophie Coyote Honky-tonk country, and a bit of blues - NYC Debut! Karen Dahlstrom Award winning songwriter - truth over polish and the quiet power of song.Sug Daniels Philadelphia powerhouse combines elements of folk, rock, and soul.Dida Pelled Whether a jazz standard, a scorched blues, or an original - expansive musicality, narrative bite, and a refusal to sand down the edges. Gina Leslie Searching for truth and beauty in New Orleans and beyond - on route to Old Tone Fest!Taylor Plas Soulful, spitfire folk singer-songwriter, draws from a deep well reminiscent of legacy torch singers. EmCee - Festival Founder and Director, Singer Songwriter from Yorkshire England Jan Bell Pre-Show DUO in Jalopy Tavern 7:30pmCesar Moreno Bluegrass festivals from Vermont to California to Europe, Banjo and Mandolin player born and raised in The Bronx.Maddie Cody Freshgrass Award winning multi-instrumentalist raised in Colorado. "Brilliant and riveting" - Bluegrass Standard

Sat, Sep 12 · 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM

$300.00 – $500.00

Ukulele from Scratch with Liz Rabson Schnore - An Eight-Week Class

An Eight-Week Class with Liz Rabson Schnore Saturdays at 1 - 2 PM: 9/12, 9/19, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7 Ukulele from scratch is for the absolute beginner. We will review tuning, how to play basic chords, strumming, rhythm, dynamics, and how to read uke chord charts, with a focus on singing while playing. Every class will involve time to play together and learning uke jam etiquette. We will review the care of your instrument, changing strings, and finding resources. Once you have completed this class you will feel comfortable playing in a group setting, playing a whole song, including beginnings and endings. You will need a ukulele and a tuner. Recommended: a strap and the book The Daily Ukulele. If you do not have any of these items let us know and we can help you purchase them. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500 Liz Rabson Schnore is a Brooklyn-based musician steeped in the roots traditions of blues, country, and string band music. The daughter of acclaimed blueswoman Ann Rabson, Liz grew up in Fredericksburg, Virginia, but has called Brooklyn home for the past twenty-nine years. A multi-instrumentalist, she primarily plays ukulele, but also guitar, bass, and harmonica. You can find her performing with the Dirty Mother String Band and supporting other local artists as a side-woman. Liz shares her musical knowledge as a ukulele mentor and instructor. She's also a driving force in the Brooklyn music scene, organizing events like the Boathouse Jam and the Gowanus Jug & String Band Sessions at the Gowanus Canal Dredgers Canoe Club Boathouse. Her passion for ukulele, jamming, and folk/roots music makes her a vibrant presence in the community.

Sat, Sep 12 · 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM

$300.00 – $500.00

Ukulele Ensemble with Liz Rabson Schnore - An Eight-Week Class

An Eight-Week Class with Liz Rabson Schnore Saturdays at 2 - 3 PM: 9/12, 9/19, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7 Ukulele Ensemble is for anyone who wants to take their ukulele game to the next level. We will take a deep dive into creating arrangements for ensemble play, with a focus on performance. This class will cover rhythm, dynamics, and playing with authority, with tips for playing and singing at the same time. The arrangements will include parts for all levels and types of ukuleles. We will work on techniques for keeping things interesting both for you and for an audience. We will explore traditional ukulele music, and uke-friendly songs. We will learn a new song in each class, working on techniques to get off-book so that at the end of the class we will have a good selection of songs for an end-of-session recital. To join this class you will need to know the basics of ukulele play, how to tune and be able to switch between chords. In addition to a ukulele, we recommend that you have a tuner and a ukulele strap. If you are an absolute beginner, we recommend that you take the Ukulele from Scratch class first. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500 Liz Rabson Schnore is a Brooklyn-based musician steeped in the roots traditions of blues, country, and string band music. The daughter of acclaimed blueswoman Ann Rabson, Liz grew up in Fredericksburg, Virginia, but has called Brooklyn home for the past twenty-nine years. A multi-instrumentalist, she primarily plays ukulele, but also guitar, bass, and harmonica. You can find her performing with the Dirty Mother String Band and supporting other local artists as a side-woman. Liz shares her musical knowledge as a ukulele mentor and instructor. She's also a driving force in the Brooklyn music scene, organizing events like the Boathouse Jam and the Gowanus Jug & String Band Sessions at the Gowanus Canal Dredgers Canoe Club Boathouse. Her passion for ukulele, jamming, and folk/roots music makes her a vibrant presence in the community.

Sun, Sep 13 · 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Carolina Slim 100th Birthday Celebration

Doors 6:30pm, Show 7pm $20 adv / $25 dos Disciples and friends of the late blues musician Carolina Slim (1926-2014) will gather at Jalopy Theater to celebrate the life, music and memory of one of the last exponents of the traditional rural Piedmont Blues tradition. Featuring sets by The Fraternal Order of the Society Blues, Bill Carney's Jug Addicts, and Harlem Slim. Born Elijah Staley in Denmark, South Carolina on September 15, 1926 to a family of sharecroppers and musicians, he reinvented himself as Carolina Slim in a passionate late life turn back to the music of his youth. Staley moved to New York City after his service in the Korean War. Here in his adopted new home, he raised a family, played drums in local R&B outfits, and worked a municipal job as a cook. In his 60s he readopted his teenage nickname and began to perform regularly as a solo artist. Carolina Slim was well-known to New Yorkers for his performances in the subway and streets of the city in the 1990s and early aughts. His repertoire encompassed blues hits of the 1920s he had learned from his older brother, reels and ballads from Southern rural dance and vernacular traditions, and R&B staples of the 1950s and ‘60s he had performed as a session drummer. His unique rhythmic approach to fingerpicking guitar, his depth of knowledge of Black Americana, and the warmth of his communicative vocal approach was instantly captivating. Beyond the subways, Carolina Slim’s music brought him to major stages, television appearances, and acting jobs including a starring role in Madonna’s “Secret” video. Carolina Slim’s profound mentorship to younger musicians has ensured a lasting legacy that continues to resound into the future of the New York Music scene. On Sunday, September 13, 2026, musicians in Carolina Slim’s musical lineage will perform his songs and music inspired by his work. The Fraternal Order of the Society Blues - Three disciples of Carolina Slim joined together after he moved beyond this mortal coil to perform his music and maintain his memory. Ernesto “Lover Cat” Gomez, Ricky “Dirty Red” Gordon, and Jeremiah Lockwood will perform a set of blues, ballads and gospel they learned directly from their mentor. Bill Carney’s Jug Addicts – This long running band, helmed by friend of Carolina Slim, Bill Carney, offers a raucous tour through a vast repertoire of Americana. Harlem Slim – Native New Yorker, Brother Tito Deler (The Original Harlem Slim) maintains a busy touring schedule bringing his brand of blues in the solo guitar-vocalist tradition to the world. Archival footage of Carolina Slim, curated by Chris Cook, will play throughout the evening.

Mon, Sep 14 · 6:30 PM – 7:45 PM

$190.00 – $315.00

All-levels Beginner Harmonica with Hyllus - A Four-Week Group Class

A Four-Week Group Class with Hyllus Skill level: From true beginner to confident beginnerMondays, 6:30-7:45 pm: 9/14, 9/28, 10/5 and 10/19 This 4 week course is suitable for anyone who considers themselves a beginner. Whether you've never played harmonica before and are just starting out, or you have some experience but have yet to master all the basics, this course is for you. Every week, students will receive materials and/or advice for practicing at home, have any of their individual questions or difficulties addressed, and have the opportunity to play all together as a class. We'll be focusing on those skills most necessary for competent harmonica playing, including: playing chords, playing single notes, "bending" notes, basic music theory for the harmonica, and playing along with other musicians. By the end of the course, students will have cultivated a solid foundation for a lifetime of exploring and enjoying making music with the harmonica. Required Materials: A 10-hole, Richter-tuned diatonic harmonica (that is, the standard harmonica with which most of us are familiar) in the key of C will be required for this course. An additional harmonica in the key of G is suggested but not required. Students are also encouraged to bring to class any other keys they may already own, the more the better. If purchasing new, the Hohner 1896 Marine Band is recommended. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $190$30k - $40k / year: $220$40k -$50k / year: $250$50k -70k / year: $282$70k and up: $315 Hyllus is a New York City guitarist, singer, and harmonica player specializing in both electric and acoustic harmonica styles. He studied extensively in Boston with blues legends Annie Raines (harmonica) and Paul Rishell (guitar), in addition to harmonica studies with Trip Henderson and Marcus Millius (New York) and the great Jason Ricci (of New Orleans). He has performed harmonica on stage with many of New York City’s finest jazz, folk and blues musicians, including: Charlie Apicella and Iron City; JJ Appleton; Miss Maybell and Charlie Judkins; The Milkman & Sons; Ernie “Papa” Vega’s Dream Shadows; Jackson Lynch & The Janks; Chris Murphy & The Automat; Felix Slim; Karl Schwarz of New Moon Acoustic Blues; Bill Carney’s Jug Addicts; and many more. As a solo performer, in addition to his traditional solo harmonica repertoire, Hyllus sings and plays guitar primarily in the style of the pre-war acoustic blues, with a smattering of world and folk music besides.

Mon, Sep 14 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Chorus

Dates: (15 sessions): Sept. 14, 21, 28; Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26; Nov. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; and Dec. 7, 14, 21In addition to the dates above, the chorus will perform as part of the Brooklyn Folk Festival on Nov. 8th at 2:00 p.m. The Jalopy Chorus is a mixed-voice choir that sings folk music from around the world, with an emphasis on songs from Eastern Europe and the Balkans. We welcome all voice parts through audition or prior membership in the ensemble. The session culminates with a performance of the material that we have learned. The chorus is led by Kristina Vaskys, and supported by expert guest instructors. Kristina Vaskys is a music educator, multi-instrumentalist, singer, and dancer living in Brooklyn, NY. Her love of Balkan music and dance began when she performed with the Duquesne University Tamburitzans in college, and grew under the instruction of teachers such as Bajsa Arifovska, Adam Good, and Michael Ginsburg. We aim to make the chorus affordable for all. We are offering a sliding scale, from $200 to $300. With the lower fee, we can cover the costs of paying the chorus leader. At the higher amount, we will be able to bring in a guest teacher or two, and support the chorus members with travel stipends. *Please note that if you are new to Jalopy Chorus, you'll need to do an audition in order to join. More info when you register for the chorus through this page!

Mon, Sep 14 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$225.00 – $375.00

Singing! A Four-Session Class with Katie Martucci

A Four-Session Class with Katie MartucciMondays, 7:00 - 8:30pm: 9/14, 9/21, 9, 9/28, and 10/5 All voices welcome! Looking to connect with your voice and other singers? Curious about hearing and singing vocal harmonies? Join us for this 4 week course! Each class we will learn a new song with vocal harmonies and dive into questions of vocal technique, looking at the ways each of us can feel more grounded, confident and playful in our singing. Feel free to email Katie at katharine.a.martucci@gmail.com if you have any questions! Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $225$30k - $40k / year: $262.5$40k -$50k / year: $300$50k -70k / year: $337.5$70k and up: $375

Mon, Sep 14 · 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Beginning Irish Fiddle with Pat Mangan - An Eight-Week Group Class

An Eight-Week Group Class with Pat Mangan Mondays at 7:00pm: 9/14, 9/21 9/28, 10/5, 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9 NEW CLASS OFFERING FROM JALOPY!!! In this class, we will explore the fundamentals of traditional Irish music on the fiddle. We will learn about stylistic nuances that make Irish fiddle playing different from other styles of folk music such as old time or bluegrass, while also drawing a throughline via some commonalities in these traditions. We will learn a polka, a waltz, a jig, and possibly a reel, exploring various rhythms common to Irish traditional music. Through the exploration of these tunes, we will talk about important elements of the style including bowing patterns and left hand ornamentation. Tunes will be taught in a hybrid method to accommodate different learning styles - focusing on the oral tradition, while also working with sheet music for those who are able to read it. By the end of the semester we will have some fun, common tunes under our belt that will be great to play at any traditional seísiun! No prior experience is necessary, however a basic understanding of the violin (string names, finger and bow positions) is helpful! Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500 Pat Mangan is a Brooklyn-based fiddler. He is a two-time All-Ireland champion. He made his Broadway debut at age 16 with “Riverdance on Broadway” and has since performed with the Grammy award winning Irish dance production and other luminaries of Celtic music in over 30 countries on every continent. Pat's dynamic stage presence and heartfelt, energetic playing have enthralled music lovers around the world. He has toured with Cathie Ryan, performed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art with Moya Brennan of Clannad, Lincoln Center with Riverdance composer Bill Whelan, and played in the hit Broadway musical "Come From Away." His playing has been featured in ads for major brands including Tullamore Dew and Guinness, and he has also recorded with a range of artists from trad music legends including Brian Conway, Tony DeMarco, and John Whelan, to pop and dance music heavyweights Phillip Phillips and Kerri Chandler. Pat is also a regular featured guest at New York’s most renowned traditional Irish music session spots such as The 11th Street Bar, Swift Hibernian Lounge, and The Dead Rabbit. His latest album “The Frost Is All Over” is a mix of traditional favorites, original compositions, and a few surprises. Irish Music Magazine calls it “a stylish album, full of heart and thoughtfulness,” and The Irish Echo says “fiddle virtuoso Patrick Mangan’s playing is top tier.” Pat has taught for many years at the Irish Arts Center, and has also been an instructor at renowned trad music weeks such as The Swannanoa Gathering, and the Catskills Irish Arts Week. He also teaches privately, and has hosted a weekly online group class since 2020.

Mon, Sep 14 · 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM

$300.00 – $500.00

Songwriting with Isto - An Eight-Week Online Class

with Chris "Isto" White Mondays ONLINE at 8:00pm: 9/14, 9/21 9/28, 10/5, 10/12, 10/19, 10/26, 11/2 An 8-week class on the art of songwriting. Each week, we will discuss some different aspects of songwriting (both in terms of lyrics and music). Students will be given songwriting assignments, and the following week we will go over what people have come up with, and discuss some new ideas. A good excuse to get yourself writing more songs! Open to songwriters at any level of experience (whether you’ve never written a song before or have written hundreds). This class will meet virtually on Zoom. A link will be sent to your email 48 hrs before the class begins. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Mon, Sep 14 · 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM

$150.00 – $250.00

Intermediate Harmonica with Hyllus - A Four-Week Group Class

A Four-Week Group Class with Hyllus Skill level: IntermediateMondays, 8 pm -9 pm: 9/14, 9/28, 10/5 and 10/19 This 4 week intermediate course is for players who are already comfortably and reliably playing single notes and bending at least some notes with excellent control (for students still struggling with bending notes the beginner class is recommended). We'll focus on: using theory to aid in accompanying other musicians, creating grooves for solo playing, playing with dynamic control, using our hands and embouchure to sculpt our tone, improving (or learning from scratch) certain tongue blocking techniques, and close listening to famous harmonica players with an aim at understanding what they're really doing and how they're doing it. By the end of the course, students will have a good understanding of how to focus their efforts and take their playing to the next level. Required Materials: A 10-hole, Richter-tuned diatonic harmonica (that is, the standard harmonica with which most of us are familiar) in the key of C will be required for this course. An additional harmonica in the key of G is suggested but not required. Students are also encouraged to bring to class any other keys they may already own, the more the better. If purchasing new, the Hohner 1896 Marine Band is recommended. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500 Hyllus is a New York City guitarist, singer, and harmonica player specializing in both electric and acoustic harmonica styles. He studied extensively in Boston with blues legends Annie Raines (harmonica) and Paul Rishell (guitar), in addition to harmonica studies with Trip Henderson and Marcus Millius (New York) and the great Jason Ricci (of New Orleans). He has performed harmonica on stage with many of New York City’s finest jazz, folk and blues musicians, including: Charlie Apicella and Iron City; JJ Appleton; Miss Maybell and Charlie Judkins; The Milkman & Sons; Ernie “Papa” Vega’s Dream Shadows; Jackson Lynch & The Janks; Chris Murphy & The Automat; Felix Slim; Karl Schwarz of New Moon Acoustic Blues; Bill Carney’s Jug Addicts; and many more. As a solo performer, in addition to his traditional solo harmonica repertoire, Hyllus sings and plays guitar primarily in the style of the pre-war acoustic blues, with a smattering of world and folk music besides.

Mon, Sep 14 · 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Intermediate Irish Fiddle with Pat Mangan - An Eight-Week Group Class

An Eight-Week Group Class with Pat Mangan Mondays at 8:00pm: 9/14, 9/21 9/28, 10/5, 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9 NEW CLASS OFFERING FROM JALOPY!!! This class is geared towards players who already have some familiarity with Irish music and want to learn more about the finer points of the traditional style as heard in recordings of the masters. We will learn some slightly more challenging tunes, covering various common rhythms such as jigs, reels, hornpipes, and slip jigs. We will listen to great fiddle players of the past century from Michael Coleman to Martin Hayes, exploring the commonalities and differences between various regional and personal styles of Irish fiddle playing. We will focus on developing good bowing habits, and work on ornamentation such as rolls, triplets, and double stops. Tunes will be taught in a hybrid method to accommodate different learning styles - focusing on the oral tradition, while also working with sheet music for those who read. By the end of the semester we will have some fun, common tunes under our belt that will be great to play at any traditional seísiun! Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500 Pat Mangan is a Brooklyn-based fiddler. He is a two-time All-Ireland champion. He made his Broadway debut at age 16 with “Riverdance on Broadway” and has since performed with the Grammy award winning Irish dance production and other luminaries of Celtic music in over 30 countries on every continent. Pat's dynamic stage presence and heartfelt, energetic playing have enthralled music lovers around the world. He has toured with Cathie Ryan, performed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art with Moya Brennan of Clannad, Lincoln Center with Riverdance composer Bill Whelan, and played in the hit Broadway musical "Come From Away." His playing has been featured in ads for major brands including Tullamore Dew and Guinness, and he has also recorded with a range of artists from trad music legends including Brian Conway, Tony DeMarco, and John Whelan, to pop and dance music heavyweights Phillip Phillips and Kerri Chandler. Pat is also a regular featured guest at New York’s most renowned traditional Irish music session spots such as The 11th Street Bar, Swift Hibernian Lounge, and The Dead Rabbit. His latest album “The Frost Is All Over” is a mix of traditional favorites, original compositions, and a few surprises. Irish Music Magazine calls it “a stylish album, full of heart and thoughtfulness,” and The Irish Echo says “fiddle virtuoso Patrick Mangan’s playing is top tier.” Pat has taught for many years at the Irish Arts Center, and has also been an instructor at renowned trad music weeks such as The Swannanoa Gathering, and the Catskills Irish Arts Week. He also teaches privately, and has hosted a weekly online group class since 2020.

Mon, Sep 14 · 9:00 PM – 10:00 PM

$300.00 – $450.00

Songs of Woody Guthrie and The Band with Isto - An Eight-Week Online Class

Songs of Woody Guthrie and The Band with Chris "Isto" White Mondays ONLINE at 9 - 10pm: 9/14, 9/21 9/28, 10/5, 10/12, 10/19, 10/26, 11/2 In this class, we'll look at various songs written and/or performed by Woody Guthrie or The Band. We'll learn chord progressions, and various guitar parts and techniques. Open to anybody who is comfortable playing the open chords and some barre chords on the guitar, and interested in expanding their repertoire while learning Woody Guthrie and The Band songs. This class will meet virtually on Zoom. A link will be sent to your email a few days before the class begins. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Tue, Sep 15 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Sep 15 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Sep 15 · 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM

$375.00 – $500.00

Jalopy Jr. FALL UKULELE CLUB! (September 15th - December 15th)

Welcome to Jalopy Jr. ! Jalopy Jr. UKULELE CLUB! TUESDAYS - 3:30 to 4:30 (September 15th - December 15th) NO CLASS on NOVEMBER 3rd Ages 5-9 Teacher: Kyle Tigges We will round out this 13 week session with a Sweet Song Share Show on Wednesday DECEMBER 16th at 5:30 25% sibling discounts available! We are focused on building community and teaching folk and traditional music. We have a place for every level of learner and every financial situation. Along with the Fabulous Jalopy Theatre and School of Music, we offer private and group classes to people of all ages from newborn to adult. The experienced teachers at Jalopy are here to encourage musical exploration through singing and playing instruments like fiddle, banjo, guitar, mandolin, ukulele, percussion, and more! Rental instruments and financial aid are available! Please reach out to our Jalopy Jr. directors with any questions: kyle@jalopytheatre.org and leah@jalopytheatre.org For information about financial aid, please contact lynette@jalopytheatre.org

Tue, Sep 15 · 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM

$450.00 – $600.00

Jalopy Jr. FALL BEGINNER String Band (September 15th - December 15th)

JR FOLK BEGINNER STRING BAND (Tuesdays) Tuesdays 4:30 to 6:00 September 15th - December 15th) (NO CLASS 11/3) Ages 7-11 (flexible)Group Size: 6 - 10 students Teachers: Kyle Tigges and Leah Tash We will round out this 13 week session with a Sweet Song Share Show on Wednesday December 16th at 5:30! 25% sibling discounts available! Instrument rentals available! Welcome to Jalopy Jr. ! We are focused on building community and teaching folk and traditional music. We have a place for every level of learner and every financial situation. Along with the Fabulous Jalopy Theatre and School of Music, we offer private and group classes to people of all ages from newborn to adult. The experienced teachers at Jalopy are here to encourage musical exploration through singing and playing instruments like fiddle, banjo, guitar, mandolin, ukulele, percussion, and more! Rental instruments and financial aid are available! Please reach out to our Jalopy Jr. directors with any questions: kyle@jalopytheatre.org / leah@jalopytheatre.org For information about financial aid, please contact lynette@jalopytheatre.org

Tue, Sep 15 · 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM

$50.00 – $750.00

Bluegrass Jam Ensemble Class (Beginner to Intermediate) - An Eight-Week Group Class with Christian Apuzzo

with Christian Apuzzo Tuesdays from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm: 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27, 11/3 Have you ever wanted to play bluegrass music with other people but never knew where to start? This class will focus on just that: bluegrass jam etiquette. This section of the Bluegrass Jam class is for Beginner to Intermediate players who can play basic chord progressions and would benefit from moving at a slower tempo while learning new songs and the basics of how to play in an ensemble. We will learn various popular bluegrass tunes from artists such as Bill Monroe, the Stanley Brothers, and many more. You’ll also learn basic skills like ear training and music theory to help you navigate tunes you may not be familiar with, and give you the essentials to sound great even on a tune you have never heard before! Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $450 $30k - $40k / year: $525 $40k -$50k / year: $600 $50k -70k / year: $675 $70k and up: $750

Tue, Sep 15 · 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Fingerpicking Guitar with Kyle Morgan - An Eight-Week Class

An Eight-Week Class with Kyle Morgan Tuesdays at 7 pm: 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27, 11/3 Fingerpicking Guitar is for intermediate guitarists who have a basic grasp of the instrument (you know your basic major and minor chords and can play along to “simple” folk/country songs). You don’t have to have a lot of experience fingerpicking. We’ll start off simply with foundational techniques and basic patterns. By the end of 8 weeks, you’ll be able to fingerpick chords on multiple songs and maybe even begin playing simple melodies at the same time! Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Tue, Sep 15 · 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Advanced Banjo with Kyle Tigges - An Eight-Week Class

An Eight-Week Class with Kyle Tigges Tuesdays at 7:00pm: 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27, 11/3 Banjo III, or advanced Banjo, is for students who have taken the intermediate Banjo course*, already comfortable with playing, and are ready for more challenging techniques and tunes. *If you haven't taken intermediate Banjo at Jalopy school of music before applying to this advanced course, please contact farah@jalopytheatre.org before enrolling in this course. In this 8 week class, we'll explore: FOUR RHYTHMIC TECHNIQUES: - Clawhammer, Drop Thumbing, Two-Finger Style, and Pete Seeger's "Basic Strum" FOUR TUNINGS: - Open G, G Modal(a.k.a. Sawmill), Double C, and "Last Chance" Tuning Our goal will be to work towards moving seamlessly from one tuning to next while solidifying a rhythmic and melodic vocabulary to use while learning tunes, playing in jams, and freely improvising. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Tue, Sep 15 · 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

$450.00 – $750.00

Bluegrass Jam Ensemble (Intermediate to Advanced) with Christian Apuzzo - An Eight-Week Group Class

with Christian Apuzzo Tuesdays from 8:00 pm to 9:30 pm: 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27, 11/3 This section of the Bluegrass Jam class is for Intermediate to Advanced players who feel agile with chord progressions and are ready to dive in and jam at faster tempos and explore soloing. Students must know all major and minor chords, barre chords, how to use the capo to transpose, familiar with the Nashville Number System and fluent in the keys of C, D, E, G, and A, familiar with the pentatonic scale in those keys as well. Must also be able to learn and play melodies by ear, have at least 5 bluegrass songs known and/or memorized. We will learn various popular bluegrass tunes from artists such as Bill Monroe, the Stanley Brothers, and many more. You’ll also learn basic skills like ear training and music theory to help you navigate tunes you may not be familiar with, and give you the essentials to sound great even on a tune you have never heard before! Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $450 $30k - $40k / year: $525 $40k -$50k / year: $600 $50k -70k / year: $675 $70k and up: $750

Tue, Sep 15 · 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM

$300.00 – $500.00

Singing Bluegrass Harmony with Kyle Morgan - An Eight-Week Class

An Eight-Week Class with Kyle Morgan Tuesdays at 8 pm: 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, 10/27, 11/3 Deepen your understanding of vocal harmony by singing and analyzing the vocal arrangements of classic country groups like The Carter Family, The Louvin Brothers, Buck Owens, The Everly Brothers and more! We’ll explore basic music theory about how notes join together to form intervals and chords, and then experience those concepts in real time by singing well-loved songs that feature two and three-part harmonies. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Wed, Sep 16 · 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM

$430.00 – $800.00

Jalopy Jr. FALL INTERMEDIATE String Band (September 16th - December 16th)

JR FOLK INTERMEDIATE STRING BANDWEDNESDAYS 4:30 to 6:30 (September 16th - December 16th) NO CLASS 11/11 Ages 8 - 14 (flexible)Group Size: 6 - 10 students Teachers: Caroline Kuhn and Kyle Tigges We will round out this 13 week session with a Sweet Song Share Show on December 16th at 5:30pm! 25% sibling discounts available! Rental Instruments available! Welcome to Jalopy Jr. ! We are focused on building community and teaching folk and traditional music. We have a place for every level of learner and every financial situation. Along with the Fabulous Jalopy Theatre and School of Music, we offer private and group classes to people of all ages from newborn to adult. The experienced teachers at Jalopy are here to encourage musical exploration through singing and playing instruments like fiddle, banjo, guitar, mandolin, ukulele, percussion, and more! Rental instruments and financial aid are available! Please reach out to our Jalopy Jr. directors with any questions: kyle@jalopytheatre.org leah@jalopytheatre.org For information about financial aid, please contact lynette@jalopytheatre.org

Wed, Sep 16 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Sep 16 · 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Beginning Banjo with Kyle Tigges - An Eight-Week Group Class

An Eight-Week Group Class with Kyle Tigges Wednesdays at 7:00pm: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4 For banjo beginners, this course will introduce students to the fundamentals of the instrument, musical tablature as well as the basics of music theory. The first half will be spent developing chords, plucking solo melodies and building muscle memory while the latter half will introduce the right hand Clawhammer technique using drills and basic songs. No prior musical experience required. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Wed, Sep 16 · 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Beginning Mandolin with Steve Burke - An Eight-Week Group Class

An Eight-Week Group Class with Steve Burke Wednesdays at 7-8 pm: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4 Beginning Mandolin is for absolute beginners. You don't have to have any musical background to begin playing. The class will introduce all the basics of playing mandolin - forming chord shapes, playing melodies, tuning and rhythm. By the end of eight weeks you'll have learned multiple songs in different styles. We'll give you all you need to get started. To learn more about Steve, please visit Steveburke.me or Instagram.com/steveburk3. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Wed, Sep 16 · 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Advanced Fiddle with Glendon Jones - An Eight-Week Group Class

An Eight-Week Group Class with Glendon Jones Wednesdays at 7-8 pm: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4 Advanced Fiddle is intended for anyone who has taken Intermediate Fiddle or had a similar level of fiddle instruction. Students can expect to learn 5-7 tunes during the eight weeks. Every tune will be taught by ear with recorded examples and tablature provided. If you haven't taken intermediate Fiddle ever with Glendon Jones, please contact farah@jalopytheatre.org before enrolling in this advanced level. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Wed, Sep 16 · 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Intermediate Banjo with Kyle Tigges - An Eight-Week Class

An Eight-Week Class with Kyle Tigges Wednesdays at 8:00pm: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4 Advancing on techniques taught in Banjo I, Banjo II is for players with an existing knowledge of chords, music, and the fundamentals of the right hand pattern and clawhammer technique. We will use tablature to play through popular folk songs as well as introduce students to techniques like sliding, hammer-ons/pull-offs, and drills to further each students ability. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Wed, Sep 16 · 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Intermediate Fiddle with Glendon Jones (Section B) - An Eight-Week Group Class

An Eight-Week Group Class with Glendon Jones Wednesdays at 8:00 pm: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4 Intermediate Fiddle is intended for anyone who has taken Fiddle 1 or had some introductory fiddle instruction. It is also an excellent entry point for anyone who has played violin in the past (even many years before). Topics will include 2-octave scales, basic fiddle rhythm, finding your own best bow grip, dynamics, drone strings and more. These concepts will be introduced through a series of traditional American fiddle tunes. Students can expect to learn 5-7 tunes during the eight weeks. Every tune will be taught by ear with recorded examples and tablature provided. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Wed, Sep 16 · 8:15 PM – 9:15 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Intermediate Mandolin with Steve Burke - An Eight-Week Group Class

An Eight-Week Group Class with Steve Burke Wednesdays at 8:15 - 9:15 pm: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4 Intermediate Mandolin is for someone with a basic grasp of the instrument but wants to dive deeper. We’ll cover more chord shapes, basic theory and how it applies to mandolin and look deeper into musical styles. Students should expect to be introduced to scales, arpeggios and how they fit into chords. By the end of eight weeks you should be comfortable playing progressions in a variety of keys and have expanded your ear to begin improvising. To learn more about Steve, please visit Steveburke.me or Instagram.com/steveburk3. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Thu, Sep 17 · 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Beginning Guitar with Kyle Morgan - An Eight-Week Group Class

An Eight-Week Group Class with Kyle Morgan Thursdays at 7 pm: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5 Guitar I Class is for absolute beginners. You don't have to have any musical background to begin playing. The class will introduce all the basics of playing guitar - forming chord shapes, tuning, rhythm, and playing some basic songs. We'll give you all you need to get started. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Thu, Sep 17 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

The Golden Hour Series at Greeley Square: Mafer Bandola

THIS IS AN OFFSITE EVENT 7-8:30pm, Free! The Golden Hour Series is a sunset music festival in Greeley Square featuring Americana, jazz, and emerging indie acts. Curated by keystone cultural partners including The New Colossus Festival, Jalopy Theatre, The Jazz Gallery, Sofar Sounds and Manhattan School of Music. Mafer Bandola is a Venezuelan bandola virtuosa, producer, and composer redefining traditional music for global stages. A leading voice in the Afro-Indigenous traditions of joropo llanero, she is among the few women worldwide mastering the bandola and expanding its sonic possibilities. Based in New York, Mafer bridges heritage and diaspora through electrifying performances and community-rooted cultural initiatives. With deep roots in the Venezuelan plains and an expansive contemporary vision, she transforms tradition into living, forward-moving sound.

Thu, Sep 17 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$38.00

Copeland

Early Show Tickets: $35 Doors: 6:30pm Show: 7:00pm Longevity in music comes through pushing yourself and expanding the possibilities of your sound. This has never been more true for Copeland on their latest effort Blushing, a collection of 11 new tracks that advance and evolve everything the trio of musicians has done up until now. The band, which originally formed in Lakeland, Florida in 2001, has unveiled six albums, spanning from their 2003’s debut Beneath Medicine Tree to 2016’s Ixora. While they began as a rock band, Copeland’s music has explored multiple genres and pulled in various stylistic influences like electronic and symphonic. In the past the musicians have aptly melded these styles, creating a unique amalgam of sounds. This time they wanted to take each sound and style and push it to its logical extreme. “We wanted to take all of the elements that made up our sound in the past and push those elements farther,” Aaron says. “So rock becomes more rock than we’ve been in the past. If we’ve taken elements of symphonic tones, let’s now be very symphonic. When we’re being electronic, be very electronic. We wanted to emphasize each element of sound harder, like an exaggerated version of Copeland’s sound. We could be each thing individually by pushing each facet of our art in a more focused way.”

Thu, Sep 17 · 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Beginning Fiddle with Glendon Jones - An Eight-Week Group Class

An Eight-Week Group Class with Glendon Jones Thursdays at 7 pm: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5 Fiddle I starts from the very beginning and is intended for those who have never played the fiddle or violin before. We will begin with learning how to tune and hold the instrument. With a focus on playing songs right from week 1, the class will progress from familiar simple melodies (ie. Mary Had a Little Lamb) to classic American fiddle tunes. Along the way you'll also learn several major scales, basic bowing and fingering techniques and how to read tablature, a simplified form of notation. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Thu, Sep 17 · 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Intermediate Guitar with Kyle Morgan - An Eight-Week Group Class

An Eight-Week Group Class with Kyle Morgan Thursdays at 8 pm: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5 For people who know a handful of chords, but want to become more familiar with them by learning new songs and strumming patterns. Students are welcome to re-take Guitar II as many times as they want - When there are return students, each session will consist of at least 50% new material. Songs from different genres will be presented. The main chords covered will be E, A, D, G, C, Am, Em, Dm, E7, A7, D7, G7, B7 and F. If you know some of these chords already and a few songs, this class for you! Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Thu, Sep 17 · 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM

$50.00 – $500.00

Intermediate Fiddle with Glendon Jones (Section A) - An Eight-Week Group Class

An Eight-Week Group Class with Glendon Jones Thursdays at 8:00 pm: 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5 Intermediate Fiddle is intended for anyone who has taken Fiddle 1 or had some introductory fiddle instruction. It is also an excellent entry point for anyone who has played violin in the past (even many years before). Topics will include 2-octave scales, basic fiddle rhythm, finding your own best bow grip, dynamics, drone strings and more. These concepts will be introduced through a series of traditional American fiddle tunes. Students can expect to learn 5-7 tunes during the eight weeks. Every tune will be taught by ear with recorded examples and tablature provided. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $300$30k - $40k / year: $350$40k -$50k / year: $400$50k -70k / year: $450$70k and up: $500

Thu, Sep 17 · 9:30 PM – 11:00 PM

$38.00

Copeland

Late Show Tickets: $35 Doors: 9:00pm Show: 9:30pm Longevity in music comes through pushing yourself and expanding the possibilities of your sound. This has never been more true for Copeland on their latest effort Blushing, a collection of 11 new tracks that advance and evolve everything the trio of musicians has done up until now. The band, which originally formed in Lakeland, Florida in 2001, has unveiled six albums, spanning from their 2003’s debut Beneath Medicine Tree to 2016’s Ixora. While they began as a rock band, Copeland’s music has explored multiple genres and pulled in various stylistic influences like electronic and symphonic. In the past the musicians have aptly melded these styles, creating a unique amalgam of sounds. This time they wanted to take each sound and style and push it to its logical extreme. “We wanted to take all of the elements that made up our sound in the past and push those elements farther,” Aaron says. “So rock becomes more rock than we’ve been in the past. If we’ve taken elements of symphonic tones, let’s now be very symphonic. When we’re being electronic, be very electronic. We wanted to emphasize each element of sound harder, like an exaggerated version of Copeland’s sound. We could be each thing individually by pushing each facet of our art in a more focused way.”

Fri, Sep 18 · 7:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Burstin' Boots Dance Party with the Talking Hearts!

$20 adv / $25 door Come out for a very special iteration of Burstin' Boots featuring The Talking Hearts, a honky tonk band from Boston! Channeling the spirit of country music icons Loretta Lynn, Buck Owens, and George Jones, the Talking Hearts play witty and relatable original songs written by fiddler Rachel Rosenberg about folks who’ve done her wrong. Their lively performances showcase the thick three-part harmony singing of Rachel, Zach Meyer (mandolin) and Sophie Wellington (guitar) while bassist Dan Bui and drummer Mike Harmon lay down an infectious rhythmic groove and Alex Formento adds that sweet lonesome texture on pedal steel. The Talking Hearts are founders and hosts of their local Honky Tonk Tuesdays and will get you dancing in no time against a backdrop of their catchy originals and favorite classic country gems. Pull up your cowboy boots and get ready for a rollickin’ good time! 7:30-8pm: Simple 2 Step Lesson, Simple Line Dance Lesson 8-8:45pm: Band strikes up and we dance 9-9:30pm: A lil tougher line dance and some more 2 Step moves 9:30-10:15pm: Band strikes up and we dance 10:15pm: Last Call, Move it on over to the Jackson Lynch Band at Jalopy Tavern www.thetalkingheartsband.com instagram: @the.talking.hearts

Sat, Sep 19 · 6:00 PM – 7:15 PM

$75.00 – $625.00

Beginning Bağlama (Saz) with Ercan Alkan - An Eight-Week Group Class

An Eight-Week Group Class with Ercan Alkan - Bağlama (Turkish Saz) for Beginners Saturdays 6:00-7:15 pm: 9/19, 9/26, 10/03, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/07, 11/14 New Offering! First 3 students will receive a 25% scholarship! Are you curious about the Bağlama (Turkish Saz) and different tunes? Come and try this class with Ercan Alkan. Once carried from town to town by wandering bards, the Bağlama (commonly called the saz) is still the core of Turkish folk music and even modern Anatolian psychedelic rock. We are inviting you to learn to play the Bağlama from scratch. Each week, we will introduce fundamental techniques for playing this Anatolian lute through the study of classic Turkish folk songs. Start to play like Arif Sağ, Aşık Veysel, or even Altın Gün. An unparalleled introduction to Middle Eastern music and a gateway to other string instruments of the region. Open to motivated beginners and intermediate students who want to reinforce the basics. Instrument rentals available as add-on tickets when you register for the course. The instructor can assist you in purchasing your own learning instrument as well, just ask if you're interested. Ercan Alkan was born in the eastern Anatolian city of Erzurum. He has played the bağlama since being a child, having grown up with the sacred instrument in an Alevi priestly family. He is accredited by the Bağlama Academy of Arif Sağ, the greatest living master of the instrument, and has also studied in the school of Erdal Erzincan. Ercan has taught the bağlama both in Türkiye and the US, in group and private settings. Photo description: Ercan Alkan among his bağlama students Video description: Erdal Erzincan playing and performing Gitme Turnam Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $375$30k - $40k / year: $437.5$40k -$50k / year: $500$50k -70k / year: $562.5$70k and up: $625

Sat, Sep 19 · 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Jake Blount

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $20 adv / $25 dos Jake Blount (pronounced: blunt) is an award-winning scholar and performer of Black folk music based in Providence, RI. Initially recognized for his skill as a string band musician, Blount has charted an unprecedented, Afrofuturist course on his pilgrimage through sound archives and song collections. In his hands, the banjo, fiddle, electric guitar and synthesizer become ceremonial objects used to channel the insurgent creativity of his forebears. From transfixing solo sets to full-band festival appearances complete with crowd-surfing and ecstatic chants, Blount’s performances - like his recent Smithsonian Folkways releases, symbiont (2024) and The New Faith (2022) - seamlessly merge centuries-old traditional songs with the trappings and techniques of modern Black genres. This “genrequeer” approach to the traditions has earned his music a place in the very same archives from which he extracts his repertoire. In defiance of genre categories, revisionist histories and linear time, Blount fashions an “Afrofuturist folklore” that disintegrates the boundaries between acoustic and electric, artist and medium, and ancestor and progeny. His latest release out in September of 2026 is an exploration of the traditional string band music that he got his start playing. Balancing his taste for arcane source material with his desire to reach diverse audiences, Blount has shared his music at venues including Carnegie Hall, Newport Folk Festival, the Library of Congress and NPR’s Tiny Desk. His knowledge and skill have deepened over the course of his still-young career, and his vision has grown more ambitious - but his music has only grown in popular appeal. Starting with his full-length debut Spider Tales (2020), each of Blount's records has appeared on "best of year" lists from outlets including Bandcamp, The New Yorker, NPR, The Guardian, and Rolling Stone. With the Steve Martin Banjo Prize, two International Folk Music Awards nominations and two first-place ribbons from Clifftop already under his belt, Blount’s star continues to rise. Blount’s thoughtful musicianship has made him a sought-after collaborator. He has contributed to recordings by Adia Victoria, Dave Hause, Adeem The Artist and others, opened for GRAMMY-winners Rhiannon Giddens, Molly Tuttle, and the Carolina Chocolate Drops, and traveled the world as a member of string bands New Dangerfield, Tui, and The Moose Whisperers. He regularly shares the stage with skilled contemporaries such as Mali Obomsawin, George Jackson and Nic Gareiss, and collaborated with the Kronos Quartet on their sold-out 50th Anniversary performance at Carnegie Hall. Blount also served as a music consultant on Ryan Coogler's Oscar-winning 2025 film Sinners, scored by Ludwig Göransson, and contributed music to Ken Burns's The American Revolution (2025) alongside Giddens. In addition to his public-facing achievements, Blount has an impressive industry track record. He has performed as an official showcase artist at Folk Alliance International, SXSW, AmericanaFest and the International Bluegrass Music Association’s World of Bluegrass. He was a 2020 Strathmore Artist In Residence, and participated in the IBMA’s Leadership Bluegrass program in the same year. An emeritus board member of Bluegrass Pride, Blount is known as a strong advocate for progressive causes within the music industry, and appears regularly on conference panels pertaining to social and environmental justice. His writings on music and issues facing the industry have appeared in publications including Rolling Stone, NPR, Paste Magazine and No Depression. He has authored liner notes for multiple GRAMMY-nominated albums. Blount is also a skilled educator. In addition to his on-stage offerings, his engagements frequently include lectures and presentations pertaining to both his original research and the history of Black string band music. He has shared this work at Yale University, Berklee College of Music, the Smithsonian Institution and elsewhere. He also makes regular appearances at music camps, most notably Earful of Fiddle Music & Dance Camp, offering hands-on instruction in fiddle and banjo. Blount holds an A.M. in Musicology and Ethnomusicology from Brown University, where he is working toward a Ph.D. in the same—as well as an A.M. in Anthropology. Blount performs on a five-string fiddle made by Nathaniel Rowan, and banjos from Seeders Instruments and Pete Ross Banjos. His CV is available here.

Sun, Sep 20 · 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Free

The 16th Annual Washington Square Park Folk Festival

1:00pm Christian & Cole 2:00pm Feral Foster 3:00pm Hannah Thompson & The Bleacher Creatures 4:00pm Wazumbians

Tue, Sep 22 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Sep 22 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Sep 23 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Thu, Sep 24 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$225.00 – $375.00

Know Your Voice! Enjoy Your Voice! with Joy Askew - A Four-Week Vocal Techniques Class

A Four-Week Vocal Techniques Class with Joy AskewThursdays, 7-8:30 pm: 9/24, 10/01, 10/08, and 10/15 Your voice leads a song! Renowned vocal coach and singer Joy Askew joins us for a four-week vocals class. Through guided vocal exercises, we will explore the full range of our voices and grow in confidence and expression. Singing a diverse selection of songs together, will strengthen both vocal ability and performance. Joy's approach draws on the strength of embodied singing, using gravity and movement to trigger freedom and lightness in the body, freeing the throat, tongue, and jaw, and helping singers take their sound from a whisper to a roar. You'll experiment with how your voice resonates best, try exercises to stretch to places you thought you couldn't reach, and work towards freeing up difficulties that challenge flexibility in singing. Find the true sound of your own voice and make it work for you! Feel free to email Joy at joyaskew@gmail.com if you have any questions! Joy Askew (https://www.joyaskew.com/) has enjoyed a stellar career playing alongside music icons like Peter Gabriel, Laurie Anderson, Joe Jackson, Rodney Crowell, Jack Bruce, and Quincy Jones. She has performed with her own band on stages from CBGBs to festivals in the UK, USA, Japan, and Europe, and has opened for David Bowie and for David Byrne. Along the way, she has sung in a choir featured on an EP by Sufjan Stevens, collaborated with a British brass band, and released a downtempo jazz electronica album. Photo by Cristina Arrigoni Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org.Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income:$0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability)$20k-$30k / year: $225$30k - $40k / year: $262.5$40k -$50k / year: $300$50k -70k / year: $337.5$70k and up: $375

Fri, Sep 25 · 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

$63.53 – $172.89

FIDDLE-CURIOUS? A Workshop for Violin Players with Rachel Meirs

Fiddle-Curious? A Workshop with Rachel Meirs Friday, September 25th, 6-8 pm Register for this workshop, or take this and the next day workshop "Learning Tunes on the Fly" on Saturday, 9/26 for a discount! Perhaps you learned violin in grade school but never picked it back up, or you have a rigorous classical background? Perhaps you played or still play violin but you’re just curious about what other genres of music are out there? Perhaps, you have even been playing fiddle but are curious about ways to make it sound MORE fiddle-y and less violin-y? You do not need to read music to participate! We will learn tunes by ear, and sheet music will be given afterwards as a reference. These workshops for are folks who are familiar and comfortable with their instrument, but want to:learn more about fiddling in generallearn the ways playing techniques might differ or be applied in different contextslearn some fiddle tunes with extra attention paid to how we are playing and making soundsimprove your playing without it sounding stiffnerd out with some folks about the fiddle in a friendly and open environment For this workshop: we’ll learn a fiddle tune, talk about bowing techniques for speed and string crossings, go over some helpful left hand tricks, as well as ways to loosen up your playing while still hitting the notes, and how to keep a driving beat. If we have time to learn more than one tune we will, but even if we don’t get to the tune we will talk briefly about different genres of tunes, cross-tuning, rags, country blues, and answer any other fiddle/violin questions you might have. *This is a repeat of the fiddle-curious workshop from last year (because it was so much fun), so if you already took this and enjoyed it, check out Rachel’s workshop offering for Saturday: Learning Tunes on the Fly. To inquire about scholarship/financial aid, please email lynette@jalopytheatre.org.

Fri, Sep 25 · 8:30 PM – 11:00 PM

$28.00

Remembering Dolly with Olivia Ellen Lloyd & Friends

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $25 Join us for an evening commemorating one of the greatest American artists of all time. Dolly Parton's career spanned so far beyond her musical career, she is and always will be a folk music legend. 20% of the proceeds from this show will go to benefit Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, which has donated over 300 million books to children across five countries since its inception in 1995. This evening will be fronted by Olivia Ellen Lloyd, who will be joined by a host of musicians who have all inevitably been impacted and influenced by Dolly's prolific existence. Artist details TBD. Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is a book gifting program that mails free, high-quality books to children from birth to age five, no matter their family’s income. After launching in 1995, the program grew quickly. First books were only distributed to children living in Sevier County, Tennessee where Dolly grew up. It became such a success that in 2000 a national replication effort was underway. By 2003, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library had mailed one million books. It would prove to be the first of many millions of books sent to children around the world. Dolly’s home state of Tennessee pledged to pursue statewide coverage in 2004 and global expansion was on the horizon. After the United States, the program launched in Canada in 2006 followed by the United Kingdom in 2007, Australia in 2013 and the Republic of Ireland in 2019.

Sat, Sep 26 · 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM

$63.53 – $172.89

Learning Tunes on the Fly - A Workshop with Rachel Meirs

Learning Tunes on the Fly - A Workshop with Rachel Meirs Saturday, September 26th, 12-2pm Register for this workshop, or take this and the previous day workshop "Fiddle Curious?" on Friday, 9/25 for a discount! This workshop is for melody instrument players who want to improve on or practice the elusive, essential, and experience-based skill that is -learning tunes on the fly- with other people! It’s one thing to learn a tune by ear at home, but picking up a new tune at a jam, being able to run through a melody at a song circle, or knowing where to start when a friend asks “can you play this song with me,” can be intimidating. We will go over some foundational techniques and tricks that will make this an easy and fun prospect. We’ll talk about basic music theory, song structures and patterns, ear training and clues to listen for, and how and when to jump in (or jump out) gracefully. You do not need to read music to participate! And of course, this will be a safe space for practicing this skill live. To inquire about scholarship/financial aid, please email lynette@jalopytheatre.org.

Sat, Sep 26 · 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

$450.00 – $750.00

Building Vocal Harmony: A group singing class with Caroline Kuhn - An Eight-Week Class

An Eight-Week Class with Caroline Kuhn Saturdays from 2 pm - 3:30 pm: 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14 Learn to hear, create, and harmonize with confidence. Through ear training, improvisation, and singing a variety of polyphonic styles drawn from diverse musical traditions, participants will strengthen their harmonic listening and develop the skills to create their own vocal harmonies. This class is intended for singers who are comfortable maintaining their own vocal part while singing in a group. The ability to match pitch is required. Feel free to email thisiscarolinekuhn@gmail.com if you have any questions or want to figure out if this class is right for you. Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses.Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income: $0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability) $20k-$30k / year: $450 $30k - $40k / year: $525 $40k -$50k / year: $600 $50k -70k / year: $675 $70k and up: $750

Sat, Sep 26 · 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM

$50.00 – $750.00

Jalopy Bandcamp with Caroline Kuhn - An Eight-Week Class

An Eight-Week Class with Caroline Kuhn Saturdays from 4 pm - 5:30 pm: 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14 This class is open to singers and instrumentalists (advanced beginner and higher) who want to learn how to play in a band and gain confidence in their performances. We will discuss how to arrange music together in small and large ensembles, how to find one’s voice within a group, and strategies for becoming more comfortable on stage.During these sessions, we will work on songs in both a large ensemble and in two smaller bands. At the end of the last class, we will host a song share with sign up open to the public, and kick off the night with the repertoire we’ve worked up as a group.Along the way, we'll work on musicianship and ensemble skills, tackling performance nerves, and just have fun! Repertoire will be a range of songs that lend themselves to band arrangements. If you have song suggestions, please offer them! All instruments are welcome! However, if you play a non-string instrument (piano, drums, woodwinds, etc.), please contact Caroline prior to enrollment to make sure we can accommodate your instrument at the school.Chord-based Instrumentalists will need to be able to read and play simple chord progressions. Vocalists and melodic instrumentalists will need to be able to match pitch and learn melodies by ear. Feel free to email thisiscarolinekuhn@gmail.com if you have any questions or want to figure out if this class is right for you Despite the rising costs and lower funding streams that are affecting cultural institutions, Jalopy still wants to be a home for everyone seeking to learn and develop their musical practice. Therefore, this semester, we are offering the classes based on a sliding scale, inviting each student to choose a price based on their income level. Those of you who can afford to pay more than the breakeven cost, will be making it feasible for Jalopy to give scholarships to those who cannot afford the courses. Please note that these numbers are only suggestions, and you are free to pay what feels manageable and appropriate for you based on all your life's circumstances, not just annual income. As usual, you can inquire and apply for financial aid by emailing lynette@jalopytheatre.org. Sliding Scale Chart based on Annual income: $0 - $20k / year: scholarship (partial or full depending on availability) $20k-$30k / year: $450 $30k - $40k / year: $525 $40k -$50k / year: $600 $50k -70k / year: $675 $70k and up: $750

Sat, Sep 26 · 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM

$18.00

Anna by the Window

Doors 7:30pm, Screening 8pm New Paltz & NYC based film production company BAGGYSUIT presents a screening of their brand new feature film Anna by the Window alongside the debut of experimental short film ‘Turbulence Toggles’ by sage stuart and a live performance by star of the film Jackie Jacket featuring songs from the soundtrack. Anna by The Window (70 mins) is a a portrait of a teenager, Ryan, over 24 hours as he avoids his estranged, AI startup founder brother. After premiering at NYC’s offtech festival Summer of Ludd the film is currently touring locally, pairing screenings with bespoke events, handmade merch and free distribution of their film zine which includes movie recs, interviews, comics and other collaborations with filmmakers. Digital copies are available to read online at baggysuit.com alongside the film’s trailer, other projects and their newsletter.

Sun, Sep 27 · 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

$23.00

Nathan Salsburg / Eli Smith

1:30pm: Doors 2:00pm: Eli Smith 3:00pm: Nathan Salsburg Nathan Salsburg is one of his generation’s most gifted and idiosyncratic acoustic guitarists. Since 2011, when the first of his eight solo albums was released, he has quietly established a style marked by a depth and a complexity wholly his own, drawing on abiding interests in minimalism, rural American vernacular musics, and the work of British folk revivalists like Dick Gaughan, Dolly Collins, and Nic Jones. He’s a frequent collaborator of songwriter-singer Joan Shelley (his wife) and Chicago multi-instrumentalist James Elkington, and has contributed to recordings by Shirley Collins, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, the Weather Station, and Jake Xerxes Fussell, among others. For three decades Salsburg served as curator of the digital Alan Lomax Archive. Eli Smith is a folk singer, banjo player and guitarist who grew up in New York’s Greenwich Village. Smith has recorded for Smithsonian Folkways Recordings and Jalopy Records. He regularly performs as a solo musician and with the string band the Down Hill Strugglers. Eli has performed and recorded with John Cohen (New Lost City Ramblers) and Peter Stampfel (The Holy Modal Rounders and The Fugs), and has opened for songwriters Patti Smith and Steve Earle. He can be heard singing "The Roving Gambler" on the soundtrack to the Coen Brothers film Inside Llewyn Davis. Eli Smith has performed at festivals and venues including the Kennedy Center, Library of Congress, Newport Folk Festival, Vancouver Folk Festival, The Jalopy Theatre and many more.

Sun, Sep 27 · 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Juliet Garrett / Kyle Morgan / Claire Ozmun

Doors 6:30pm, Show 7pm $20 adv / $25 dos Singer-songwriter Juliet Garrett’s music is “a remedy for the soul” (Camden Live). Raised on a small island in New York State and currently based in Brooklyn, her “mesmerising” performances have graced stages across America and Europe, winning over hearts and fans along the way. Described as “unique, fresh, and powerful” (Cheers to the Vikings), Juliet’s music “evokes comparison to the best seventies songwriters while still remaining fresh” (Independent Music News). For fans of Regina Spektor, Joni Mitchell, and honest, classic songwriting, a night with Juliet is guaranteed to leave you feeling warm, uplifted, and a little more connected. Juliet’s new album, produced with longtime collaborator Godfrey Furchtgott (Demi Lovato, Grace VanderWaal), mixed by George Perks, and mastered by Joe Lambert is scheduled for release in 2026 Kyle Morgan is a Brooklyn-based songwriter originally from Dillsburg, Pennsylvania, where he grew up singing with his family at church and home. With influences ranging from the classic roots music of the Carter Family and Hank Williams to more modern artists like Thom Yorke and Rufus Wainwright, Kyle sings songs of spiritual longing, struggle and redemption in an earnest tenor voice. He has released seven albums since 2013. The most recent, Ghost of a Problem, came out this past May. After moving to New York from Ohio in January 2022, Claire Ozmun began playing gigs around the northeast in venues such as Mercury Lounge (NY), Crystal Ballroom (MA), and the Happy Dog (OH). Claire's debut EP, A Big Deal came out in the fall of 2023. Since then Claire has started playing louder music with the Claire Ozmun Band (or COB).

Tue, Sep 29 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Sep 29 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Sep 30 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Sep 30 · 8:30 PM – 11:00 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Jason Dea West

$20 Advance Tickets / $25 DOS 8:00pm Doors / 8:30pm Show Jason Dea West ( Spotify | Website | Instagram | Youtube ) Jason Dea West is a seasoned American troubadour who sings what he lives and lives what he sings. His latest album, Louella, promises a journey through different soundscapes sure to leave you bumping the volume up with each track. Much like the many states Jason traverses, these songs have their own characteristic feel, and this record takes you through the dusty forgotten pastures of rural Wisconsin, the banks of the Mississippi River, through the windy small town streets of Wyoming, down to the sun soaked Arizona deserts, and up to the forested mountains of Northern California. A true American troubadour, it seems Jason Dea West has culminated his life’s journey into this record. Decades have passed since the days of his punk youth, studded jackets and sweaty midwest basement shows, but Louella folds time and space to bring life back to these dormant roots of his. Blending Blues, Folk and Americana into an energetic sound that throws a mean buck, with lyrical lines and melodies that echo something familiar but yet to be known. Louella offers a deeply satisfying listen, and serves as a window into the unique and winding road that has carried this determined traveler through the many phases of his musical journey. The imagery conveyed in his songwriting delivers with a clear simplicity that could not be pared down, while also not holding anything back. It’s rough and raw but also tender and sincere, and shines with a quality that comes not by rag and polish, but the heavy patina of time.

Thu, Oct 1 · 8:30 PM – 11:00 PM

$23.00

Cricket Blue / Dustin Lowman

Doors 8 PM | Show 8:30 PM | $20 | Acclaimed chamber folk duo Cricket Blue join Dustin Lowman for a night of brain-teasing, heart-wringing folk. Cricket Blue’s sophomore album Sweet Animal is a semi-continuous, intricately arranged, cyclical suite of songs that confront death, love, grief, and embodiment in the physical plane. “Sweet Animal is a reference to your own body being a sweet animal,” says Heaberlin. “Having a tenderness toward your own physicality.” Featuring contributions from Goose drummer Cotter Ellis, Clogs bassoonist Rachael Elliott, members of the Vermont Symphony Orchestra, and dozens of musicians from the region's classical, folk, and experimental scenes, Cricket Blue balances chamber-scale intricacy with communal warmth. Dustin Lowman writes antisensical songs: lyric-driven tunes that deconstruct the nonsense of living. He is a self-taught singer, guitarist, harmonica player, and lyricist who patterns his style on troubadour types — Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Aimee Mann, Adrianne Lenker, Cass McCombs. Based in Brooklyn, Dustin performs regularly at venues in the borough, and has also appeared at the Poetry Foundation in Chicago, IL; The Bitter End in Manhattan, NY; and the Levitt Pavilion in Westport, CT. Dustin has opened for Willie Watson (Old Crow Medicine Show) Marcellus Hall (Railroad Jerk), Lucy Kaplansky, Will Dailey, and others. He also hosts “His Back Pages,” a recurring Bob-Dylan-deep-cut-themed series at Cafe Wha? in Manhattan’s West Village. Of Dustin’s musical prospects, Livingston Taylor averred: “Dustin is on the path of a terrific musical career. His musical voice is waiting to be heard by those hungry for the next real thing.”

Fri, Oct 2 · 8:30 PM – 11:00 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Lesser Known Women / Niva

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $20 adv / $25 dos Lesser Known Women is a Brooklyn-based band bringing queer stories to life through a unique blend of country, folk, and Americana sounds. They write and perform original songs as well as covering (and uncovering) songs by women and queer musicians of the past. @lesserknownwomen Niva is a Brooklyn-based, all-women ensemble dedicated to performing and preserving traditional Macedonian roots music. The group specializes in an authentic presentation of North Macedonian folk repertoire, featuring rich vocal harmonies and the signature sounds of local instruments. Their instrumentation foregrounds the kaval (shepherd’s flute), tambura (long-necked lute), tapan (bass drum), and powerful group singing. @niva.nyc

Tue, Oct 6 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Oct 6 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Oct 7 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Thu, Oct 8 · 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$23.00

Matt Sucich

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $20 My name is Matt Sucich. It's pronounced Sue-Sitch. I am a songwriter. My latest release, Talking At Walls, is a live sorta album of some previously released songs. There isn't a new record just yet but there are new songs and that's what you'll see live and in person with a ticket to this show. Currently I've been spending a lot of time on the road playing guitar and singing with Kathleen Edwards. This isn't much of a bio I guess. Ok, see you later.

Sun, Oct 11 · 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM

SADDLE UP: A MONTAGUE STREET HOEDOWN

OFFSITE EVENT SADDLE UP: A MONTAGUE STREET HOEDOWN with Jalopy Theatre Between Henry–Hicks Streets | Near James Weir Floral, 107 Montague Street Tie on your bandana, dust off your cowboy hat and boots, and come on down. Montague Street is going full hoedown. 12–12:45 PM: Hopalong Andrew - Cowboy tunes, foot stomping singalongs and plenty of yee-haws. Hopalong Andrew, the countrified king of New York City's family entertainment scene, takes over Montague Street. Kids, grown-ups and cowpokes of all ages welcome. Are you going to join us? Let us know here 1–4 PM: Family Square Dance with The Katydids + Caller Sammy Osmund - Do-si-do takes over Montague Street. The Katydids bring the fiddle, Sammy Osmund calls the shots, and the whole block is invited to dance. Never square danced before? No problem, Sammy will teach you the moves on the spot. Grab a partner, find one when you get here, or just jump in. Want to guarantee a space on the dance floor? Reserve yours here Big thanks to Jalopy Theater for sharing their talent and energy and to James Weir Floral for keeping the sound system buzzing.

Sun, Oct 11 · 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM

$28.00

Michael Daves & Andy Falco

Doors 7:30pm, Show 8pm $25 Guitarist and singer Michael Daves, a “leading light of the New York bluegrass scene” (New York Times), is GRAMMY-nominated for his work with Chris Thile and has performed with many bluegrass luminaries including Tony Trischka, Andy Statman, Bruce Molsky, Peter Rowan, and Bryan Sutton. His gritty and distinctive style harkens back to the high lonesome origins of bluegrass while pairing effortlessly with contemporary influences. Andy Falco is a virtuoso guitarist, singer, songwriter and producer, and one-fifth of the GRAMMY award-winning bluegrass quintet, The Infamous Stringdusters. Andy has also performed or recorded with many artists throughout his career including Phil Lesh, David Bromberg, Joss Stone, Levon Helm, Keller Williams, The Travelin’ McCourrys and many more. Together, Michael and Andy create a super-picker's paradise, trading hot licks on bluegrass classics and contemporary material alike. They share in the joy of collective improvisation and bring the audience along for a rollercoaster ride of musical positivity and interactive vibes. This concert is part of Daves' bi-montly residency featuring different special guests. April 26: with Bruce Molsky Jun 14: Michael Daves Presents Breakfast Special Aug 9: with Tatiana Hargreaves Dec 13: guest TBA

Tue, Oct 13 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Oct 13 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Oct 14 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Fri, Oct 16 · 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Free

A Workshop with the Derek Piotr Fieldwork Archive

7-9pm at 319 Columbia Street Sliding Scale Starting at $10 The Derek Piotr Fieldwork Archive was established by Derek Piotr in August 2022. The Archive contains over 1,500 audio recordings made from March 2020 onward, and preserves diverse representations of folklife; ballads, hymns, tales, poems, children’s songs, and interviews among them. The focus of this collection is on the "non-singer": someone with no background in musical performance who can nevertheless relate a song or folkloric memory. In this lecture, Derek will walk you through the process of journeying everywhere from Iceland to Appalachia to record these songs from non-musicians, as well as the organization and development of the Archive as a web-based repository. Derek Piotr is a folklorist, researcher and performer whose work focuses primarily on the human voice. His work covers practices including fieldwork, vocal performance, preservation and autoethnography; and is primarily concerned with tenderness, fragility, beauty and brutality. He has collaborated with artists including Scott Solter, Nathan Salsburg and Thomas Brinkmann across various disciplines.

Sat, Oct 17 · 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$28.00

Damn Tall Buildings

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $25 Damn Tall Buildings is a celebrated folk-bluegrass band based in Brooklyn, known for their soulful melodies and intricate instrumentals. This seasoned trio—Max Capistran, Sasha Dubyk, and Avery Ballotta—has spent over a decade honing their craft through dedicated touring and recording, creating a distinctive sound that weaves heartfelt lyrics into thoughtful fiddle, guitar, and bass arrangements. Originally honing their skills through busking, they bring infectious energy to their music, blending influences from old-time, blues, and jazz into their songwriting. With seamless vocal harmonies and captivating instrumental solos, Damn Tall Buildings creates a cohesive sound that resonates deeply with audiences, leaving a lasting mark wherever they perform. Their vibrant, well-crafted shows invite listeners to join them on a musical journey, earning critical acclaim for their unique blend that defies categorization while offering a warm and reflective embrace that is both enthusiastic and deeply resonant.

Sun, Oct 18 · 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Andean Folk Dance Party with Inkarayku

$20 adv / $25 doorDoors 2:30pm, Event 3-5pm Please join us for a one of a kind Raymi (party in Quechua language) featuring acclaimed Andean folk band Inkarayku along with special guests Ballet Folklorico Acuarelas del Perú, Sabrina Pérez y Elber Belito, Rinsucha, and Anita la Huarochirana. Whether you're an Andean music aficionado or hearing the sounds of these flute driven melodies for the first time, this program offers something for everyone with FREE folk dance instruction to boot. Learn about lesser known Andean genres such as Pumpin from Ayacucho. Dancers of all ages and levels are welcome. INKARAYKU is a Quechua word that means “because of the Incas.” Led by founder Andres Jimenez, the group seeks to link the past, present and future of Andean arts, through the performance of indigenous music forms that have evolved into the contemporary mestizo music heard today. Inkarayku’s sound blends the organic power of Quechua folk songs with the energy and edge unique to our City that never sleeps. The band’s diverse line-up brings together a river of musical and artistic experience resulting in Andean folk music that transcends cultural boundaries and seamlessly shares the stage with other folk traditions of the Americas.

Mon, Oct 19 · 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Laura Cortese & The Dance Cards

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $20 adv / $25 dos Laura Cortese is a prolific songwriter, vocalist, and fiddler who artfully weaves American roots music with indie, electronic grooves, and pop powerhouse vocals – all the while appealing to a broad audience from millennials to seasoned folkies. Berklee College of Music graduate Laura Cortese has collaborated with artists such as Band of Horses at Carnegie Hall, Pete Seeger at Newport Folk Festival, and Patterson Hood and Michael Franti for Seeger’s ninetieth birthday celebration at Madison Square Garden. Laura Cortese has amassed a committed audience of devoted fans from her 20-year career of touring and nine studio albums to date. Compass Records released her most recent acclaimed records, California Calling (2017) and Bitter Better (2020), featuring Laura Cortese and The Dance Cards. The Dance Cards collective features a rotating cast of unmatched talent who uplift the songs with orchestral string arrangements on cello, bass, and fiddle, as well as catchy, pop vocal harmonies. Whether performing solo or with a band, Laura Cortese charms her audience with her witty and engaging storytelling, catchy songwriting, and audience participation leaving the room filled with an upbeat fervor. From festivals to performing art centers - Laura Cortese is a well-loved, best bet.

Tue, Oct 20 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Oct 20 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Oct 21 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Oct 21 · 7:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Sean Kiely Presents “Long Live The Low” Album Release ft. Chris Morrissey & Jean Rohe

7pm Doors / 7:30pm Show $20 adv / $25 dos Sean Kiely is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist from Jersey City, NJ. His music starts in folk and ends up somewhere harder to name: acoustic at its core, but restless enough to pull in Americana, jazz, and whatever else the song asks for. His lyrics are patient and precise, chasing ordinary moments to conclusions that feel both surprising and inevitable. An "alt-folksonger”, present for the cosmic joke. The new 9 song album Long Live The Low (Multiple Logo) finds Kiely backed up by an impressive group of collaborating musicians: expansive, genre-defying creative voices including Bobby Hawk (Phoebe Bridgers, Bleachers), Chris Morrissey (Norah Jones, Margaret Glaspy), Bill Campbell (Andrew Bird, Kurt Rosenwinkel), Chris Parker, Jean Rohe, Jeff Taylor, and Juno Award winning Canadian singer-songwriter and banjoist Kaia Kater. The title track “Long Live The Low” announces the album on 9/1/26. It’s an anthem to the modest, the quiet, and the “real under the biggest lie you ever told." Chris Morrissey is a songwriter, a bassist, a singer, a music director, a Leo, an uncle, a lover of most dogs and some cats, a New Yorker, a Minnesotan, a yoga practicer, a runner, a wino, a restaurant frequenter, and joke teller/appreciator. As a composer and band leader, Morrissey has released seven records: “Live In Minnesota” (2024 GroundUP Music) “Grey Like The Color” (2024 GroundUP Music) "Impact Winter Formal” (2021, Edition Records) "Laughing and Laughing” (2018, self release), "North Hero" (2013, Sunnyside), "Cannon Falls Forever" (2011, self release) "The Morning World" (2009, Sunnyside). His eighth recording came out in February of 2026 on GroundUP Music. As a bassist, he's logged hundreds of thousands of miles touring five continents with Norah Jones, Mark Guiliana Jazz Quartet, Beat Music, The Jim Campilongo Trio, Dave King Trucking Company, Sara Bareilles, Chris Thile’s “Live From Here” house band, Margaret Glaspy, Trixie Whitley, Boy George, Ben Kweller, Andrew Bird, Mason Jennings, Gretchen Parlato, Gabriel Kahane, and Amy Helm. As a music director, he assembled bands and arrangements for Sara Bareilles, Sharon Van Etten, Trixie Whitley, Maren Morris and Elle King. Jean Rohe writes one-of-a-kind narrative songs, concerned as much with the interior lives of her narrators as with the sociopolitical forces that shape them. Her long list of awards is a testament to the breadth of her vision, spanning prizes in roots music, song craft, lyric writing, theater arts, social-justice work, jazz performance, and arts education from organizations as diverse as the Brooklyn Arts Council, The NYC Women's Fund for Media, the Montreux Jazz Festival, the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, the Jonathan Larson Foundation, the Johnny Mercer Foundation, and MacDowell. She opens the show with a solo set of her formidable songs.

Sat, Oct 24 · 8:30 PM – 11:00 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Leah Tash 'This Town Has Changed' EP Release / Perla

8pm doors, 8:30pm show $20 adv / $25 dos Come celebrate the release of This Town Has Changed with Leah Tash and her band. With support from Pearla. “Leah Tash’s sound evokes the timeless allure of bygone eras while retaining a vibrant resonance with the contemporary musical landscape. She threads together elements of folk, blues, rock ‘n’ roll, jazz, and country into a unique tapestry that stands as a testament to her versatile artistry.” — B-Side Guys “…[Pearla’s] lyrics sometimes sound taken from a children’s book or an old, forgotten fable, her hearty voice a guide to existential questions about death, doubt, and dreams… Nicole Rodriguez is a detective of uncertainty” — Pitchfork

Tue, Oct 27 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Oct 27 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Oct 28 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Fri, Oct 30 · 8:30 PM – 11:00 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

The Lowest Pair

$20 advance / $25 DOS 8:00pm Doors 8:30pm Show “Kendl Winter and Palmer T. Lee, both playing guitar and banjo and trading vocals; hers an achingly beautiful distinctive tone that complements his smoky delivery to perfection.” –– Americana UK The Lowest Pair has questions. The duo, made up of Kendl Winter and Palmer T. Lee, know that we tend to see duality as a problem. We want life to be linear, working through the dark to finally get to the light. Grief to joy, despair to hope, confusion to clarity––not a jangly cycle we can’t escape. But through their incandescent folk songs, the Lowest Pair often ask: What if we sit with the mess? What if that’s not just more peaceful, but more magical, too? On their 8th album Always As Young As We’ll Ever Be, the Lowest Pair prove that over the last dozen years together, they’ve become some of modern roots music’s most mesmerizing, thoughtful purveyors. Produced by Tucker Martine (The Decemberists), the 10-track album puts the duo’s stark lyricism, string-driven arrangements, and raw compatibility on brilliant display and as a result, Always As Young As We’ll Ever Be pulses with life. The Lowest Pair’s musicianship is another beautiful testament not just to playing that breathes, but playing that listens. Winter, who grew up in Arkansas but has lived in Washington State for the last two decades, and Lee, a Minnesota native, first gained attention as poetic singer-songwriters on banjos. While their family of strings has expanded, their fundamental approach hasn’t: Respond to sounds and stories the other is making.

Tue, Nov 3 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Nov 3 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Nov 4 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Thu, Nov 5 · 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM

$53.12 – $105.19

Singing the Alan Lomax Archive: A Benefit for the Association for Cultural Equity

A benefit concert featuring renowned singers interpreting music documented by Alan Lomax comes to St. Ann’s Church in Brooklyn Heights on November 5th as the kick-off event of the Brooklyn Folk Festival, presented by our partner Jalopy Theatre. The benefit will also offer ticket buyers a discount code for the following three days of the Brooklyn Folk Festival. NOTED ARTISTS Peter Stampfel (Fugs, Holy Modal Rounders), Kyp Malone (TV on the Radio), Catherine Russell (Steely Dan, David Bowie), Luther Dickinson (The Black Crowes, North Mississippi Allstars), Laura Cantrell (WFMU), Grace Bergere, and Stephanie Jenkins will perform their own unique takes on songs from the digital archive of the Association for Cultural Equity. FILM SCREENING. These performances will follow the New York premiere screening of Lomax’s rarely seen 1961 film “Ballads, Blues, and Bluegrass” featuring riveting performances by Doc Watson, Roscoe Holcomb, Willie Dixon, Memphis Slim, Clarence Ashley, The New Lost City Ramblers, Jean Ritchie, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Peter LaFarge, Ernie Mars and The Greenbriar Boys. ON DISPLAY will be selections from a collaborative exhibition with Haiti Cultural Exchange, featuring new work by Haitian artists responding to Lomax’s landmark 1930s recordings in Haiti. Newly remastered reissues from the Lomax Archive record label will be available for purchase, along with a silent auction featuring historic photographs and other special items. SUPPORT ACE’S NEXT CHAPTER as it continues its decades-long mission to safeguard, research, and share the world's traditional music and dance, and to reconnect people and communities with their creative heritage. Your contribution helps put the collections of the Lomax Archive at the service of communities of origin, emerging cultural leaders, students and teachers at all levels, and the scientific community. ALL TICKET PROCEEDS go towards ACE’s restoration and digitization efforts, community partnerships, and public programming. Your support helps ensure that Lomax’s legacy and ACE’s work continue to reach and inspire a new generation of artists, audiences, researchers, and activists dedicated to sustaining and reimagining the world’s cultural traditions. SCHEDULE: VIP Reception - 6:00pmGA Doors - 7:00pm Film Screening - 8:00pm Concert - 9:00pm to 11pm

Fri, Nov 6 · 7:00 PM – 11:55 PM

$25.00 – $174.00

The 2026 Brooklyn Folk Festival

SEE THE SCHEDULE HERE! Use the discount code kids50 to get 50% for kids from 6-16. Children under 6 are free! We are thrilled to be supporting the Association for Cultural Equity on their fundraising event, 'Singing the Alan Lomax Archive: A Benefit for the Association for Cultural Equity.' The benefit will take place the Thursday before the festival at St. Ann's Church and all folk fest attendees will receive a 15% discount code in their receipt of purchase email. We hope you can join them in celebrating our shared commitment to folk and traditional music! The Brooklyn Folk Festival presents the best in American and world folk music. Located in downtown Brooklyn, NY the festival is a celebration of down home music, cultural diversity and memory. Each year we draw talent from local, national and international sources for folk, traditional and vernacular music. The annual festival provides an opportunity for the community to come together, enjoy music performances and take part in workshops, film screenings, contests and jam sessions. The festival is produced each year with the goal of achieving an event that is more than the sum of its parts, leaving audiences with a sense of community and participation. BROOKLYNFOLKFEST.COM

Sat, Nov 7 · 12:00 PM – 6:30 PM

$25.00 – $174.00

The 2026 Brooklyn Folk Festival

SEE THE SCHEDULE HERE! Use the discount code kids50 to get 50% for kids from 6-16. Children under 6 are free! We are thrilled to be supporting the Association for Cultural Equity on their fundraising event, 'Singing the Alan Lomax Archive: A Benefit for the Association for Cultural Equity.' The benefit will take place the Thursday before the festival at St. Ann's Church and all folk fest attendees will receive a 15% discount code in their receipt of purchase email. We hope you can join them in celebrating our shared commitment to folk and traditional music! The Brooklyn Folk Festival presents the best in American and world folk music. Located in downtown Brooklyn, NY the festival is a celebration of down home music, cultural diversity and memory. Each year we draw talent from local, national and international sources for folk, traditional and vernacular music. The annual festival provides an opportunity for the community to come together, enjoy music performances and take part in workshops, film screenings, contests and jam sessions. The festival is produced each year with the goal of achieving an event that is more than the sum of its parts, leaving audiences with a sense of community and participation. BROOKLYNFOLKFEST.COM

Sat, Nov 7 · 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM

$25.00 – $174.00

The 2026 Brooklyn Folk Festival

SEE THE SCHEDULE HERE! Use the discount code kids50 to get 50% for kids from 6-16. Children under 6 are free! We are thrilled to be supporting the Association for Cultural Equity on their fundraising event, 'Singing the Alan Lomax Archive: A Benefit for the Association for Cultural Equity.' The benefit will take place the Thursday before the festival at St. Ann's Church and all folk fest attendees will receive a 15% discount code in their receipt of purchase email. We hope you can join them in celebrating our shared commitment to folk and traditional music! The Brooklyn Folk Festival presents the best in American and world folk music. Located in downtown Brooklyn, NY the festival is a celebration of down home music, cultural diversity and memory. Each year we draw talent from local, national and international sources for folk, traditional and vernacular music. The annual festival provides an opportunity for the community to come together, enjoy music performances and take part in workshops, film screenings, contests and jam sessions. The festival is produced each year with the goal of achieving an event that is more than the sum of its parts, leaving audiences with a sense of community and participation. BROOKLYNFOLKFEST.COM

Sun, Nov 8 · 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM

$25.00 – $174.00

The 2026 Brooklyn Folk Festival

SEE THE SCHEDULE HERE! Use the discount code kids50 to get 50% for kids from 6-16. Children under 6 are free! We are thrilled to be supporting the Association for Cultural Equity on their fundraising event, 'Singing the Alan Lomax Archive: A Benefit for the Association for Cultural Equity.' The benefit will take place the Thursday before the festival at St. Ann's Church and all folk fest attendees will receive a 15% discount code in their receipt of purchase email. We hope you can join them in celebrating our shared commitment to folk and traditional music! The Brooklyn Folk Festival presents the best in American and world folk music. Located in downtown Brooklyn, NY the festival is a celebration of down home music, cultural diversity and memory. Each year we draw talent from local, national and international sources for folk, traditional and vernacular music. The annual festival provides an opportunity for the community to come together, enjoy music performances and take part in workshops, film screenings, contests and jam sessions. The festival is produced each year with the goal of achieving an event that is more than the sum of its parts, leaving audiences with a sense of community and participation. BROOKLYNFOLKFEST.COM

Sun, Nov 8 · 6:30 PM – 10:00 PM

$25.00 – $174.00

The 2026 Brooklyn Folk Festival

SEE THE SCHEDULE HERE! Use the discount code kids50 to get 50% for kids from 6-16. Children under 6 are free! We are thrilled to be supporting the Association for Cultural Equity on their fundraising event, 'Singing the Alan Lomax Archive: A Benefit for the Association for Cultural Equity.' The benefit will take place the Thursday before the festival at St. Ann's Church and all folk fest attendees will receive a 15% discount code in their receipt of purchase email. We hope you can join them in celebrating our shared commitment to folk and traditional music! The Brooklyn Folk Festival presents the best in American and world folk music. Located in downtown Brooklyn, NY the festival is a celebration of down home music, cultural diversity and memory. Each year we draw talent from local, national and international sources for folk, traditional and vernacular music. The annual festival provides an opportunity for the community to come together, enjoy music performances and take part in workshops, film screenings, contests and jam sessions. The festival is produced each year with the goal of achieving an event that is more than the sum of its parts, leaving audiences with a sense of community and participation. BROOKLYNFOLKFEST.COM

Tue, Nov 10 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Nov 10 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Nov 11 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Sat, Nov 14 · 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM

$63.53 – $105.19

Exploring Styles and Creative Practice for Strings - A Workshop with Cascadence

Exploring Styles and Creative Practice for Strings - A Workshop with Cascadence Saturday, November 14th, 12-2pm Register for this workshop, or take this workshop and attend Cascadence at Jalopy on Thursday, 11/12 for a $10 discount! Join Cascadence (violinist Sara Caswell, guitarist Matt Davis, and bassist Chris Coyle) for an engaging workshop meant for violin/fiddle/cello/guitar/bass/other string students and teachers of all levels and backgrounds. With hands-on work and creative exchange in mind, the group will offer approachable, inspiring ideas and exercises to enhance your creativity and musical personality. The workshop will cover improvisation, composition, and practice philosophy. You'll also get the chance to deepen your perspective on many styles, particularly Jazz, American Folk/Fiddle, and Chamber music, where all elements will be connected in the context of universal strings and fingerboards. Sara, Matt, and Chris are not only accomplished artists but are passionate and dedicated educators. Their teaching mission, in part, involves empowering all students to access concepts that often seem complex or out-of-reach, and encouraging all students to expand their openness to styles and traditions. Though the workshop is a one-time experience, you can expect to leave with tangible resources via print/PDF/QR code. Catch the Nov 12th Cascadence show at Jalopy and you’ll get a $10 discount on the combined ticket of the show and the workshop! Topics to be covered include: - Making practice more personal, efficient, and playful - Rhythmic Precision and Flexibility (for pizz, picking, bow arm, and more) - Tonal Fluency (scale studies, harmonic concepts, chromaticism) - Stylistic Vocabulary (tunes, transcriptions, the importance of language/character/phrasing) - Etude Writing (be your own coach) - Instrumental cross-training and switching roles - Eliminating self-consciousness from your playing Get to know Cascadence:Sara on bow approachStrut to Perdition (live performance)Stroll (live performance)saracaswell.commattdavisguitar.comchriscoylemusic.com To inquire about scholarship/financial aid, please email lynette@jalopytheatre.org.

Sat, Nov 14 · 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Chloe Kimes

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $20 adv / $25 dos Chloe Kimes is an independent artist and songwriter based in Nashville, TN and hers is a name you ought to know. Consistently producing difficult and honest storytelling, incomparable vocal delivery, and an undeniable sound, she needs not much explanation but simply your attendance at her show to see and know the real Kimes. Her forthcoming album Daredevil, due October 16, presents a collection of songs that exude the same authenticity. With her bare-all approach, Kimes has built a reputation as one of the most compelling emerging voices in the Americana scene. Her songs carry grit, warmth, and the hushed tone of a well kept secret. Vivid lyrical imagery paired with a spirit that is deeply relatable and intimately her own is only bolstered by a rafter-reaching vocal talent. Raised on the lakeshores of western Michigan, Kimes has been honing her craft and independently building an audience from Nashville, TN for over a decade. Through relentless touring and a deeply personal connection with audiences, she’s carving out her place among the next generation of great Americana troubadours while redefining the genre on her own terms. After the release of her 2022 debut self-titled record, she wrote the viral hit “Coors Light”, an uninhibited ode to her love of drinking beer, playing in a band, and finding contentment in the small treasures of life. In the wake of internet spotlight and an Album of the Year Jammie Award from her homestate’s WYCE Michigan Public Radio, Kimes forged ahead with a focus on reaching her growing audience through a defiant courage to be herself and the tenacity to do it without the support of a record label. Written over a couple of years of near constant travel, Kimes took the lessons, doubts, disciplines, and fears tied to being an independent touring artist and created Daredevil, a record that coalesces years of hard work and hard knocks. In her sophomore release, Kimes substantiates her own tendency to present the complicated parts of life in a sweeping diorama of thought and feeling while addressing the elephant in every room and leaving you glad she did. Chloe Kimes found the stage early, writing songs before the age of ten and extensively working the live music circuit of Michigan through her teens. Relocating to Tennessee in 2016, she elevated her self-taught country music raising to a songwriting degree from Middle Tennessee State University. In her time at MTSU she also became involved as a DJ at Middle Tennessee’s Americana Public Radio station 89.5 WMOT Roots Radio and continues to share her passion for roots music and public radio weekly on the air. While Kimes has been tirelessly band-leading, touring, recording, and hustling as a full-time independent musician since 2021, the last couple years of travel have brought her coast to coast and around the world. She has toured alongside the likes of Sarah Shook and the Diarmers, Lola Kirke, Brent Cobb, and in Nashville, opened for Jelly Roll. With no plans to slow down, you will find Kimes in cities across America playing and promoting Daredevil in the coming year. On a mission to continue writing and living her daring truth, Kimes is stepping into her sophomore era surefooted. While Daredevil captures the beauty of uncertainty and the freedom of finding joy alongside it, Kimes’ delivery of herself is a feat you’ll just have to see to believe.

Tue, Nov 17 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Nov 17 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Nov 18 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Tue, Nov 24 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Nov 24 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Nov 25 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Tue, Dec 1 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Dec 1 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Dec 2 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Tue, Dec 8 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Dec 8 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Dec 9 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Tue, Dec 15 · 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Tue, Dec 15 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Dec 16 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Tue, Dec 22 · 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM

$25.00

Tuesday Morning Music

TUESDAY MORNING MUSIC at JALOPY! ALL AGES WELCOME Drop-in $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) 9:30am - 10:15am 10:30am - 11:15am We'll be sharing songs with folks of all ages in this cross-generational singalong. Come down to Jalopy to sing, dance, or even just to hang out and listen. We'll keep things easy-going as we slowly get the music flowing again. $25 per family (PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE) Please reach out with any questions and ideas: kyle@jalopytheatre.org KYLE TIGGES: Kyle Tigges is musical artist and activist born and raised in middle America who is currently residing in New York. You can find Kyle happily sharing a wide mix of upbeat and bittersweet tunes with folks of all ages in and around the NYC and Hudson Valley areas. He is primarily a singer and guitar/banjo player but he enjoys fumbling around on harmonica, drums, and fiddle.​Kyle Tigges has become a go-to musician for live music for many folks and frequents an eclectic mix of vibrant venues in his community. Keeping music local and bringing people together with music is one of the most powerful ways to boost environmental awareness and create the kind of change that is sustainable and regenerative as we work together towards a healthy, beautiful planet.

Wed, Dec 23 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Dec 30 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jan 6 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jan 13 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jan 20 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Sun, Jan 24 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

$22.00 – $27.50

Rock Hearts

Doors 6pm, Show 6:30pm adv $20 / dos $25 Recently named an official showcase band by IBMA for the 2026 World of Bluegrass event in Chattanooga, TN, Rock Hearts was formed in 2013 and unites five accomplished musicians from Southern New England who share a deep passion for bluegrass, classic country, and reimagining songs from other genres through a bluegrass lens. Their original music honors traditional bluegrass roots while embracing a contemporary spirit, creating a sound that feels both timeless and fresh. Since releasing their acclaimed debut album, Starry Southern Nights (2020), Rock Hearts has enjoyed significant success on national bluegrass charts and has become a favorite at festivals throughout the Northeast and beyond. In 2021, the band was selected as one of only 20 Official Showcase Bands at the International Bluegrass Music Association's World of Bluegrass in Raleigh, North Carolina. Their music videos have accumulated more than 700,000 views, and the band has been featured in leading publications including Bluegrass Unlimited, Bluegrass Today, and The Bluegrass Situation. In June 2021, Rock Hearts signed with The 615 Hideaway Records, led by Sammy Passamano III. Their 2023 release, Wanderlust, featured guest appearances from Michael Cleveland, Dale Ann Bradley, and Jonathan Edwards. The title track, written by Alex MacLeod and featuring Cleveland, along with the gospel duet “Driving Nails” featuring Bradley, continues to receive regular airplay on SiriusXM and bluegrass radio stations nationwide. The band's third album, Unfinished Bridges, earned widespread acclaim and national recognition. Several songs from the project, including the title track written by Mark Brinkman and Alex MacLeod’s original gospel song “Let Me Be the Best Bible,” achieved strong chart success. “Let Me Be the Best Bible” remained a top song on both the Christian Voice Magazine and Cashbox charts. Most recently, the band released a beautiful patriotic song This Is Why, co-written by MacLeod and Brinkman, featuring special guest, Rhonda Vincent. The band also wrapped up its fourth project, a full 14-track gospel project, One More Valley. Band Members Joe Deetz — Banjo, Vocals A bluegrass veteran with more than 45 years of experience, Joe Deetz began his career with the legendary New England Bluegrass Boys alongside Joe Val. Throughout his career, he has performed and recorded with notable artists including Frank Wakefield, John Herald, Will Scarlet, Back Eddy, The Beach Boys, and Carole King. He was also featured on the Sesame Street recording of “The Garbage Man Blues.” Joe's tasteful yet driving banjo style and strong harmony vocals are foundational to the Rock Hearts sound. Alex MacLeod — Guitar, Lead Vocals Raised in a bluegrass family, Alex developed his love for the music through the influence of his parents, Sandy and Geri MacLeod. An accomplished songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist, he has fronted several respected regional bands, including Northern Lights, Southern Rhode, Back Eddy, and the Iron Skillet Band. In 2024, Alex joined Tony Trischka's Earl Jam Tour as a guest guitarist and vocalist. His song “Wanderlust” earned him a place among just ten writers selected for the 2024 IBMA Songwriter Showcase. He is also a sought-after emcee at bluegrass festivals throughout the region. Billy “BT” Thibodeau — Mandolin, Guitar, Vocals Billy Thibodeau brings a rich bluegrass heritage, powerful vocals, and exceptional musicianship to Rock Hearts. A multi-instrumentalist with decades of experience, he learned the craft alongside his father and family in the Kennebec Valley Boys before leading The Bill Thibodeau Band and performing with groups such as Descendants of Bluegrass and Union River Band. Billy is a member of the IBMA Leadership Bluegrass Class of 2017, a Kentucky Mandolin artist endorser for Saga Musical Instruments, and was inducted into the Maine Country Music Hall of Fame in 2024. Rick Brodsky — Bass, Vocals A versatile multi-instrumentalist with more than 35 years of performing experience, Rick is a familiar face throughout the Connecticut and New York bluegrass scene. He has performed with Jonathan Edwards, Jeff Scroggins & Colorado, Stacy Phillips & His Bluegrass Characters, Laura Orshaw & The New Velvet, and many others. His bass work can be heard on several acclaimed recordings, including projects by banjoist Ben Freed and The Korey Brodsky Band. Rick is a member of the IBMA Leadership Bluegrass Class of 2025 Austin Scelzo — Fiddle, Vocals Austin Scelzo developed his musical foundation through Mark O'Connor's Berklee String Camps, studying with some of the most respected names in American fiddling. His bluegrass career began with The Angry O'Haras and later continued with On the Trail. Beyond performing, Austin is a dedicated advocate for the bluegrass community, teaching Wernick Method jam classes, operating the Bluegrass Coffeehouse concert series, and founding the Connecticut Bluegrass Music Association. His contributions have earned numerous IBMA recognitions, including the 2025 IBMA Industry Involvement Award. He was recently appointed as one of the newest members of the IBMA's Board of Directors.

Wed, Jan 27 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Feb 3 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Feb 10 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Feb 17 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Feb 24 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Mar 3 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Mar 10 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Mar 17 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Mar 24 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Mar 31 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Apr 7 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Apr 14 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Apr 21 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Apr 28 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, May 5 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, May 12 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, May 19 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, May 26 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jun 2 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jun 9 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jun 16 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jun 23 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jun 30 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jul 7 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jul 14 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jul 21 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jul 28 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Aug 4 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Aug 11 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Aug 18 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Aug 25 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Sep 1 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Sep 8 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Sep 15 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Sep 22 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Sep 29 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Oct 6 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Oct 13 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Oct 20 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Oct 27 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Nov 3 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Nov 10 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Nov 17 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Nov 24 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Dec 1 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Dec 8 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Dec 15 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Dec 22 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Dec 29 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jan 5 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jan 12 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jan 19 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jan 26 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Feb 2 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Feb 9 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Feb 16 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Feb 23 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Mar 1 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Mar 8 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Mar 15 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Mar 22 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Mar 29 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Apr 5 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Apr 12 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Apr 19 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Apr 26 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, May 3 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, May 10 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, May 17 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, May 24 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, May 31 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jun 7 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jun 14 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jun 21 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jun 28 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jul 5 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jul 12 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jul 19 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.

Wed, Jul 26 · 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Free

Jalopy Open Mic Every Wednesday! ( either in the theatre or the tavern)

Signups at 6pm, begins at 6:30pm Names are drawn out of a hat at 6:30pm and the performer is allowed one song or the total allotted time of four minutes. If there is a conflicting performance in the theatre, the open mic will be held in the tavern.