Jalopy Theatre

Mon, Oct 26 · 6:30 PM – 7:45 PM

$280.00 – $470.00

Beginner Harmonica with Hyllus - A Six-Week Group Class

A Six-Week Group Class with Hyllus Skill level: confident beginner (some experience but not a lot)Mondays, 6:30-7:45 pm for 6 weeks: 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 12/07 This 6-week course is suitable for all beginners with even a small amount of prior experience playing the harmonica. If you don't know any songs on the harmonica but you can pick out a few single notes - or the opposite, you can't play single notes but you confidently play some songs as chords / groups of notes on the harmonica - then this class is for you. If you are a total, absolute beginner, please wait for the round of beginner classes starting winter of 2027. 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 single notes, playing a basic blues, "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: $280$30k - $40k / year: $330$40k -$50k / year: $375$50k -70k / year: $420$70k and up: $470 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 and recorded with some of the very finest jazz, folk and blues musicians, including: Annie Raines; Arthur Terembula; and New York City locals Mara Kaye; Samoa Wilson; Miss Maybell and Charlie Judkins; The Milkman & Sons; Ernie “Papa” Vega’s Dream Shadows; Jackson Lynch & The Janks; Barry Clyde; Chris Murphy & The Automat; Felix Slim; Karl Schwarz of New Moon Acoustic Blues; Charlie Apicella and Iron City; JJ Appleton; Matt Wiffen; Bill Carney’s Jug Addicts; and many more. In 2026 his band The Veligers was featured live from Jalopy Theatre on WKCR as part of their 85th anniversary celebration. 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.

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.

Wed, Oct 28 · 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$25.00 – $28.00

Josephine Foster / No Land with sonic-spirit collaborators / Julie Ezelle Patton with Loren Connors

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $22 adv / $25 dos No Land Collaborators: Oliver Ray (guitar)Shahzad Ismaily (bass) Cornelius Dufallo (violin) Josephine Foster Collaborator: David Shapiro Josephine Foster is a Colorado composer and performer whose "music plays games with our ideas of time and space" says The Guardian. The Nashville Scene describes her work a "fusion of art song and American folk music" and the former opera student is "known to breathe new life into archaic forms, embodying the cultural archaeology of Harry Smith’s old weird America, and has lent her characteristic mezzo-soprano and interpretive wit to over two decades of recordings" writes Blank Forms. You might call Ms. Foster's eerie warbling old-fashioned, except that it evokes a scrambled past that exists only in her own vision: mountain songs that never were, spaced-out hybrids that never will be. - The New York Times Loren Connors has improvised and composed original guitar music for over four decades. His music – which embraces the aesthetics of blues, Irish airs, blues-based rock and other genres while letting go of rigid forms – has been recorded on Family Vineyard, Northern Spy, Drag City, Recital, and other labels. Connors names abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko his most important influence, and has honed his aesthetic not only through music but also through experimentations in haiku and visual art. He has performed with Kim Gordon, Daniel Carter, Keiji Haino, John Fahey, Alan Licht, Tom Carter, Jandek, and others. Connors also has performed with an avant blues band called Haunted House, together with vocalist Suzanne Langille, guitarist Andrew Burnes and percussionist Neel Murgai. Masters of Cinema released the Carl Dreyer film, The Passion of Joan of Arc, featuring a soundtrack composed and performed by Loren Connors. In recent years, Connors has focused mostly on live recordings of extended blues abstractions, with occasional performances in a more avant blues rock vein from time to time through the Haunted House band and collaborations with other artists. julie ezelle patton is a permaculturist, poet, performer, and artist. She is the author of The Flower Poem (2015), Notes for Some (Nominally) Awake (2007), and “Car Tune” & Not So Bella Donna (2003). J Walking Through the Alphabet, her much-anticipated collection, comes out in December 2026 from Nightboat. She lives in New York and Cleveland. No Land (b. 1991) is a poet, artist and filmmaker whose work continues in the lineage of the downtown NYC avant garde— honoring an intuitive vow towards creation. Her art evokes reverence for mystery in the forms of her paintings, drawings, poet-performances with musicians, photographic works, and films. Born in NYC & devoted to its histories, she has been guided by spirit encounters with downtown artists, poets, elders and activists. In 2025, No Land received the Roulette Jerome Foundation Commissioned Artist award and in May 2025 premiered her sonic-poem work Double Twilight at Roulette Intermedium. Her book publications include: Authentic Artifice (Newest York Press, 2018), Threadbare (Translucent Flower Press, 2025), and The Velvet Wire with Anne Waldman (Granary Books, 2024) which can be found in the collections of the Beinecke at Yale, the Getty, the Library of Congress, New York Public Library, and other institutions. As a poet & vocalist, & often bandleader, No Land has performed at Lincoln Center, The Whitney Museum, the William Burroughs Bunker (Giorno Poetry Systems), Rewire Festival, Jazzfest Berlin, Crossing Borders Festival (the Hague), Enclave Festival (Mexico City), Roulette, LaMaMa Galleria (NYC), The Kennedy Center (DC), The Poetry Project, Pioneer Works, Fotografiska NY Museum, & on NYC street corners. In 2024, No Land was a performance artist-in-residence at La Casaforte in Naples, Italy. No Land has worked internationally at the intersections of music, poetry, and voice— fusing realms of jazz, noise, rock, improvisation, and ancient poetical text. She performs her poem-sonic works with different formations of musician collaborators, all of whom are deeply entrenched in historic lineages of the avant garde, jazz, rock, and experimental music communities— Oliver Ray (Patti Smith Group), Shahzad Ismaily, Luke Stewart (Irreversible Entanglements, Moor Mother), Daniel Carter, & others. Her audio collaboration with musician Oliver Ray, “Cremation Piece,” was released as a track on the Fall of America Volume 2 album from the Allen Ginsberg Estate in 2023, alongside works from Philip Glass, Ai Weiwei, and Thurston Moore. No Land’s poetry-sound performances are often accompanied by displays of her cinema pieces and visual art works. She worked extensively on the Martin Scorsese produced film Outrider & on her own short films Mercy- Eyed, Crepuscular, Cremation Piece, & others. An exhibition at Poets House entitled Mercy-Eyed Down The Triple Highway (Oct 2025-Feb 2026) featured her artistic collaborations with poet Anne Waldman. No Land’s art and poem works were exhibited at Off Paradise Gallery in a solo show in the fall of 2024. Her photojournalistic work has appeared in the Whitney Museum, Brooklyn Rail, The Village Voice, at Fotografiska NY Museum, Photo Saint- German (Paris) and in publications by Bill Moyers, Levy Gorvy Gallery, and diSonare. Her cinema work has premiered at The Poetry Project (NYC), Harvard University, Zebra Poetry Film Festival Berlin (2020), the John Giorno Foundation, The Woodberry Poetry Room, & elsewhere. She has taught and guest lectured at The New School, Rutgers University, Poets House, University of New Haven, Naropa University, in Mexican prisons, NYC public schools & at No Land’s experimental art school for young artists. No Land has curated performances, gatherings and poetry readings of her artist peers & communities since 2009 in NYC. Her work can be found at www.maepoe.com Flyer by Alexis Myre with photo by Ariella Villefranche

Thu, Oct 29 · 8:30 PM – 11:00 PM

$23.00

Venomous Verses in the Gloaming: An Evening of Supernatural Ballads with Shinbone Alley

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pom $20 On all hallows the hills darken with old stories. Join singer and ballad keeper, Shinbone Alley for an evening lit by oil lamps and the dying light of the season, as we set out to hear the old songs of monster, murder and mayhem. In this witching window traditional ballads come alive — the jealous sister who drowns her kin, the revenant lover who knocks at midnight, the ship's carpenter haunted by the Demon Lover, the spectral fiddles and harps strung from bone and hair. Murder ballads and haunted aires, once whispered by the fireside, are given voice beneath the shroud of dead leaves. Forget watching a horror movie - these songs will spook you to the marrow - the perfect activity for the ghosts' corner of the year. Shinbone Alley is the old-world folk project of multi-instrumentalist and folklorist Alex Harvey, dedicated to the street ballads and sea songs of the 18th and 19th centuries — shanties, broadsheet ballads, come-all-ye's, whaling serenades, lovesick dirges, and haunted supernatural aires. At every performance Harvey teaches the audience the choruses verse by verse, so that by the end of the night the room is singing as one crew. Named for the legendary tavern named in the shanty "Bully in the Alley," and for the sailors' lanes of that same name in ports from Bermuda to Lower Manhattan. The project began as a duo with Jordan Shapiro and has grown into a collective with a rotating cast of musicians and yarn-spinners including Aldo Lavaggi, Jerry Bryant, Alan Short, The Jonson Girls, Brad Lail and others. Alex is an advisor to the Connecticut Sea Music and Tradition Association.

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.

Sat, Oct 31 · 8:00 PM – 10:30 PM

$17.00 – $22.00

Twilight Two-Step with Crys & the Fever Dream and Frances De Vargas

Doors 7pm, Show 8pm $15 adv / $20 dos

Sun, Nov 1 · 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM

$328.00 – $547.00

Sunday Sing: Fall-Into-Winter Edition! - A Seven-Week Group Class with Emily Eagen

Sunday Sing with Emily Eagen Fall-Into-Winter Edition! Sundays 10:00 am - 11:15 am: 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, 12/6, 12/13, 12/20 'Tis the season! Come for a weekly dose of soul-filling harmony and communal singing, as we learn songs that warm the spirit and celebrate Autumn and the coming of Winter. Every session will begin with a warm-up that emphasizes various aspects of vocal technique with the goal of feeling free, open, and ready to sing. We'll do some round and part singing as a group, and then dive into harmony singing. We'll work on the tools that get you harmonizing with ease, with a combination of ear training, picking out harmonies by ear, singing songs from different US and world harmony traditions, improvising harmonies in the moment, and incorporating tips for vocal technique that help us make the music really sing. We'll work in small groups for a portion of each class, either in trios if you're ready to hold down a solo line, or in sextets if you'd rather work with someone doubling your part. There will be some notation for learning purposes, although reading music is not required. This class is ideal for people who would like some vocal tips and technique ideas, want to improve their ear-training skills and harmony chops, love to sing with others, or who just want to sing! Designed for beginning through intermediate-level singers, but will be tailored to offer something for everyone. If you have questions or wonder if this class is right for you, emaily emily@jalopytheatre.org. 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: $328$30k - $40k / year: $383$40k -$50k / year: $437.5$50k -70k / year: $492$70k and up: $547

Sun, Nov 1 · 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM

Free

Advanced Harmony: Wintersongs! A Seven-Week Group Class with Emily Eagen

Advanced Harmony: Wintersongs! with Emily Eagen Sundays 11:30 am - 1:00 pm: 11/1, 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, 12/6, 12/13, 12/20 **If interested in registering, please email emily@jalopytheatre.org to get a registration code** This class is suited for singers who are comfortable singing one-on-a-part and would like a real challenge. We move fast - but it is fun! With an emphasis on duet and trio singing, this term we'll dive into repertoire that fits the coming of winter and the solstice. From Medieval carols to bluegrass hits, we'll start with intricate part learning, sight singing, and the creation of harmony parts on songs from traditional American styles and around the world. The goal of this particular round of this class will be on getting songs to a polished state so we can offer friends and family a mini concert/sharing at the end of class. Be prepared to really dig in! We'll work to get well beyond the notes themselves and deeper into the skills of singing in a small ensemble, including making a blended sound, feeling flexible with harmony parts, adding personal touches, being able to express and shape an arrangement together, and feeling confident singing in front of others in a small group. Some repertoire will be familiar and some will be a wonderful new surprise - and you might even write your own! 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: $393.75$30k - $40k / year: $459.50$40k -$50k / year: $525$50k -70k / year: $591$70k and up: $656.25

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.

Wed, Nov 4 · 8:30 PM – 11:30 PM

Free

Roots n' Ruckus! NOVEMBER!

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 NOVEMBER with a fantastic lineup and as always- it's FREE! 8:00PM - Feral Foster 9:00PM - Jeff Boston 9:30PM - Philip Angel 10:00PM - Caroline Kuhn 10:30PM - Old Viejo Bones BRING CASH TO TIP THE ACTS!

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 (SiriusXM), Grace Bergere, and Stephanie Jenkins will perform their own unique takes on songs from the digital archive of the Association for Cultural Equity, with Dom Flemons (Carolina Chocolate Drops) hosting the evening. 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,' featuring artists such as Peter Stampfel, Kyp Malone, Catherine Russell, and Laura Cantrell interpreting music documented by Alan Lomax. 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,' featuring artists such as Peter Stampfel, Kyp Malone, Catherine Russell, and Laura Cantrell interpreting music documented by Alan Lomax. 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,' featuring artists such as Peter Stampfel, Kyp Malone, Catherine Russell, and Laura Cantrell interpreting music documented by Alan Lomax. 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,' featuring artists such as Peter Stampfel, Kyp Malone, Catherine Russell, and Laura Cantrell interpreting music documented by Alan Lomax. 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,' featuring artists such as Peter Stampfel, Kyp Malone, Catherine Russell, and Laura Cantrell interpreting music documented by Alan Lomax. 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

Mon, Nov 9 · 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: 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, and 11/30 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

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.

Wed, Nov 11 · 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

The Garrett Boys

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $20 adv / $25 dos Every family has its own unique history, a timeline fleshed out by memorable characters, milestone events, and the stories passed on through the decades that bind it all together. For the Garrett Boys, a family trio from Overton County in east Tennessee, their history just happens to lend itself to some excellent Appalachian folk music. Made up of brothers Stephen and Russell Garrett, and Stephen’s son Carter, the Garrett Boys are rooted, both musically and physically, in 500 hilly, wooded acres that have had a magnetic pull over their family for generations. The men refer to it simply as “The Land,” and it’s the setting for nearly every one of the 11 songs on It Runs Deep, the trio’s debut album. “About 200 years ago, some Garrett boys came from North Carolina and settled in that area,” says Stephen, who plays acoustic guitar and sings lead in the band. “Some old records say that they acquired land between Mill Creek and Mitchell Creek, and that's the property that Russell and I grew up on. Carter will be the ninth generation to own it.” Says Carter: “There is just something that you feel when you're on that property that’s connected to all these songs.” But while the land is specific to the Garrett Boys, the album the group wrote about it is universal. Produced by Ray Kennedy (Steve Earle, Lucinda Williams), It Runs Deep contains elements of bluegrass, folk, and country, but refuses to play it safe. It nods to their varied influences, from Steve Earle and Rodney Crowell to Chris Knight and Hank Williams Jr., in its tales of enduring love (“The Ballad of Ed & Peg”), dangerous livelihoods (“Ride the Timber Down”), mysterious murders (“Pond Ridge”), and hard-earned self-discovery (“Who I Am”). “We wanted a record that was acoustic-driven, but still had balls,” says Stephen. With It Runs Deep, the Garrett Boys memorialize those family stories — for themselves, for their descendants, and now for fans of classic American folk music.“Our music is about the importance and depth of family and community,” Stephen says. “It’s a mix of what we have been versus what we can become, and how we can take the good from all that and build a future.”

Thu, Nov 12 · 7:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Cascadence w/ Alexa Barchini

$20 adv/$25 DOS 7:00pm Doors 7:30pm Show CASCADENCESara Caswell (violin), Matt Davis (guitar), and Chris Coyle (bass) weave through the sounds of modern jazz, chamber music, and experimental folk to offer a heartfelt example of “string trio” music. These three dynamic composer-improvisers perform unique originals that combine the utmost sensitivity with an improvisational edge. Caswell has long been a sought-after violinist and collaborator, working with the likes of Chris Potter, Brian Blade, and David Byrne; Davis has led numerous projects (notably Aerial Photograph) combining string quartet and large jazz ensemble lineups; Coyle is an omnivore of Jazz and New Music concepts, with a passion for serving varied, ambitious roles on the bass. Wheels videoSara Caswell Chris Coyle Matt Davis ALEXA BARCHINIAlexa Barchini is a jazz vocalist and songwriter based in New York City. Raised in a culturally diverse family and the daughter of an opera singer, Alexa began singing as a young girl, fusing her voice with the cultural tapestry that surrounded her at home. She would go on to develop a love for folk, Americana, and the jazz tradition, dedicating herself to years of study, practice, and performance. Her work as a bandleader and sideman has taken her on tours both within the U.S. and in Europe, where she has had the opportunity to perform on stages such as Dizzy’s Club Coca Cola, the Blue Note, National Sawdust, The Owl Music Parlor, Smalls, Smoke Jazz Club, The Kimmel Center of Philadelphia, the Regatta Bar in Boston, and others. She can be found regularly performing as a sideman around NYC as well as with her own projects. websiteWe'll See video

Fri, Nov 13 · 8:30 PM – 11:00 PM

$28.00 – $33.00

Jen Hodge Celebrates 30 Years on Bass!!!

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $25 adv / $30 DOS This Fall marks 30 years since ubiquitous bassist Jen Hodge first picked up her instrument! Join Jen and an all-star band comprising some of her very favourite co-conspirators from New York's hot jazz community in celebration of this momentous milestone. Expect music and anecdotes (there are lots of each!) from the past three decades of bass playing, which have taken her everywhere from the Yukon to Hong Kong, from Andalucía to Arkansas, from hippie weddings in the woods to the swankiest metropolitan hotels, and from the humblest dive bars to the GRAMMY Awards. Of course, we're also going to be looking at what lays ahead! The outstanding combination of musicians on the roster for this evening is heading into the studio in the new year to record Jen's next album, her first as a New York city bandleader, so this is your chance to hear some brand spanking new original music and arrangements never before performed. Musician lineup... Jen Hodge - bass, vocals Jay Rattman - reeds Andrew Stephens - trumpet Sam Chess - trombone Brennen Ernst - guitar Jon Thomas - piano Kevin Dorn - drums

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.

Sun, Nov 15 · 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Larry & Joe

Doors 1:30pm, Show 2pm $20 adv / $25 dos Larry Bellorín hails from Monagas, Venezuela and is a legend of Llanera music. Joe Troop is from North Carolina and is a GRAMMY-nominated bluegrass and oldtime musician. Larry was forced into exile and is an asylum seeker in North Carolina. Joe, after a decade in South America, got stranded back in his stomping grounds in the pandemic. Larry worked construction to make ends meet. Joe's acclaimed "latingrass" band Che Apalache was forced into hiatus, and he shifted into action working with asylum seeking migrants. Then Larry met Joe. Currently based in the Triangle of North Carolina, both men are versatile multi-instrumentalists and singer-songwriters on a mission to show that music has no borders. As a duo they perform a fusion of Venezuelan and Appalachian folk music on harp, banjo, cuatro, fiddle, maracas, guitar, upright bass, and whatever else they decide to throw in the van. The program they offer features a distinct blend of their musical inheritances and traditions as well as storytelling about the ways that music and social movements coalesce.

Sun, Nov 15 · 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

$23.00

The Ranzo Boys “Steal It Back” Album Release Show

Sunday, November 15, 2026 Doors at 5:30 pm, Show at 6pm Tickets $20 Time 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm The Ranzo Boys invite you to celebrate the release of their first full-length album, Steal It Back! Expect complex vocal harmonies, deep historical pulls, and new arrangements of beloved traditional songs. Stick around after the show for a bit of social singing, Exceedingly Good Song Night-style. The Ranzo Boys -- Lafayette Matthews (he/him), Jules Peiperl (they/them), and Lindsey Smith (they/she) -- are traditional folk singers putting the queerness back into maritime and folk music. Their buzzy English harmonies, yearning ballads, rhythmic sea chanteys, and droney instrumental backing have charmed audiences across the United States. Steal It Backis the band's first full-length album. The band's previous EP, the Off the Path Sessions, was recorded for public radio and later broadcast as a national NPR special, and includes three world premiere settings of historical texts. Formed in New York City in 2020, they have performed at the Connecticut Sea Music Festival, the Portsmouth Maritime Folk Festival, the New England Folk Festival, TransTrad Festival, and the South Street Seaport Museum. https://theranzoboys.com/

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.

Tue, Nov 17 · 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

$225.00 – $375.00

Singing with Samoa - A Four-Session Class with Samoa Wilson

with Samoa WilsonTuesdays, 7:00 - 8:30pm: 11/17, 11/24, 12/1, 12/8 All voices welcome! People often approach me and say, “I’ve always wanted to sing, but I’m too shy,” or “I can’t carry a tune,” or simply, “I don’t know how or where to start.” I believe singing—or simply making sounds with our voices—is a nearly universal human impulse. As children, many of us sang without hesitation, freely and joyfully, until somewhere along the way we received the message: You’re off key. That sounds terrible. You can’t sing. Somehow, those early messages can separate us from something that was once completely natural. This class is an invitation to find our way back. Some of us grew up in families where music was woven into daily life, or had access to choirs, community singing, or cultures where making music together was simply part of being human. For those who haven’t had those experiences, this class offers a home—a window into the joy of discovering your own voice. This isn’t about becoming a professional singer or creating a polished product. It’s about feeling good in your body, breathing deeply, exploring sound and vibration, and experiencing the simple pleasure of singing together. We’ll listen to ourselves and to one another, meet each other’s eyes, hear voices surrounding us, and perhaps find ourselves smiling. My hope is that this becomes more than a class. It may become a practice—and eventually, a habit of singing. ***About Samoa: Since she was 12 years old, Samoa Wilson has been captivating audiences with a voice the New York Times calls “sweet, effortless, old-timey.” Raised in the riverbed of traditional North American folk music, she came up in the Boston scene, under the wing of jug band and folk legend Jim Kweskin. Her two duos, The Four O’Clock Flowers, and Fatboy Wilson & Old Viejo Bones, have become staples of the thriving New York City folk community. Additionally her vintage jazz trio has been filling ears with material from the golden era of 20’s & 30’s musical treasure, a sound at once bluesier and more contemporary than expected. Her choice of repertoire makes the difference: torchy and honeyed renditions of haunting little-known tunes, from a woman’s perspective. From the source of the traditional and classic material, she poses a modern complaint, salutes the transformation of women’s work and suffering into women’s triumph. *** 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

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.

Wed, Nov 18 · 8:30 PM – 11:30 PM

$23.00

Goatroper Album Release with Ghost Rodeo & Sam Brown

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $15 adv / $20 DOS Goatroper celebrates the release of their second album, “All Night” at the Jalopy Theatre. Recorded at Metropolitan Sounds in Williamsburg, these ten tunes are inspired by late nights in dive bars. Tight harmonies, catchy melodies & great storytelling promise to make this an excellent night of songs. Goatroper will be joined by their good friends Ghost Rodeo & Sam Brown for an night of getting down. Goatroper is a Good Timing Upper Midwestern outfit from the beautiful city of Minneapolis, MN. Lead by Mike Lee and Abbey Janli - this group blends the traditions of American music with the rhythms of a Honky-Tonk night - featuring tight harmonies - infectious grooves and a sound that'll have you coming back for another helping. Floating somewhere between Americana and indie rock, Ghost Rodeo sings about roads, heartbreak, and ethereal planes. They have materialized in various forms over the past decade, and are currently riding again with the release of their EP "Up Above the City." Sam Brown is a lifelong singer and performer. She is a singer/songwriter and also performs with her rock and country band, Hearts on Fire. Both a songwriter and cover artist, Sam’s shows are dynamic, and she offers an eclectic range of high quality shows that are both fresh and familiar. Sam can be seen at local Brooklyn spots like Sunny’s Bar, Jalopy Tavern, and Skinny Dennis, and is a longtime performer with Joe McGinty’s Losers Lounge at Joe’s Pub.

Sat, Nov 21 · 2:00 AM – 4:00 AM

$63.53 – $94.78

Smyneīka and Rebetika with Carol Freeman - A Workshop

Smyneīka and Rebetika Workshopwith Carol Freeman Saturday, November 21st, 2-4 pm Songs of the 1920s, '30s, and '40s Urban Greek ala Turka Cafe Amans and Hashish Dens Sing Makam, Intricate Ornamentation, and Uneven Rhythms Sing with Increased Comfort, Clarity, and Control This workshop will teach participants to sing the magnificent vocal repertoire of early 20th Century Asia Minor Greek artists, as well as the heartfelt songs of later renowned Greek Rebetika performers, with authenticity and ease. We will learn to sing deliciously intricate ornamentation, complex rhythms, and microtonal scales - makam, or dhromi (roads) in Greek - in a process that is fluid and fun. By learning how to carefully listen to source recordings and then learning simple tricks to make singing the songs effortless, we'll be able to sing an involved repertoire with comfort, clarity, and control, as well as with original vocal styling. We will also learn how to seamlessly switch between vocal placements without detection, will learn how to produce optimal tone, and will learn how to phrase songs so as to provide for maximum depth of expression, artistry, and musicality. The songs have simply gorgeous melodies, and are lush with embellishment. The texts leave no stone unturned, and deal with scorching love, unbearable pain, cocaine, hashish, and heroine, lesbianism, monkey serum fountain of youth injections, harem girls, Hawaiian guitar music, and anything else one may fancy. Though the repertoire is challenging and instruction is detailed and specific, the workshop is taught in a supportive, comfortable and relaxed setting, and is always fun. Carol will be teaching songs that she has not previously taught at Jalopy, so that those who have participated in the past can add to their knowledge of this extraordinary repertoire. Well known as a performer, researcher, and teacher of a variety of Balkan, Greek, Judaic, and other singing traditions, Carol Freeman has performed since 1970 as vocalist for The Smyrneīki Kompania, Sevda Balkan Music Ensemble, Song of the Shtetl, Village Voices, and Zhenska Pesna, and as a solo interpreter of traditional song, and has appeared at major arts centers, festivals, museums, and universities, and on radio and television, throughout North America. A master vocal instructor, Carol Freeman has taught extensively as a private instructor and at specialized arts schools, music seminars, universities, and museums since 1970. She is a 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 New York State Council on the Arts Master of Folk Arts. She has been actively researching, performing, and teaching Smyrnëika and Rebetika for close to five decades.

Sat, Nov 21 · 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM

$7.00 – $22.00

NYU YDSA Eyes on Delaney Fundraiser

Doors 6:30pm, Show 7pm Suggested Donation $10 NYU YDSA is a student-led chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America. Our Eyes on Delaney concert is part of our Sanctuary City campaign—a campaign centered around our immigrant neighbors as we seek to combat ICE and strengthen the safety of our community. We are fundraising for families most impacted by ICE and we hope you'll join us.

Mon, Nov 23 · 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM

$23.00

No Regrets Coyote: Joni Mitchell's 'Hejira' 50th Anniversary

Doors: 7:30pm · Show: 8pm Tickets: $20 "NO REGRETS COYOTE" Joni Mitchell’s meditative classic 'Hejira' turns 50! Join us as local NYC musicians with a full band perform the album—a landmark artistic feat known for Joni’s incorporation of jazz into her songwriting and her collaboration with bassist Jaco Pastorius—as well as other Joni favorites. Hosted by Lesley Braver and featuring Lily Talmers, Esther Fallick, Liraz Brand, Nico Raimont, Ro Redfern, Rob Taube, and Shaina Gilks. More to be announced.

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.

Fri, Nov 27 · 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM

$23.00

Hanksgiving 2027!

Doors 7:30pm, Show 8pm Come celebrate Hanksgiving, a night honoring the music of Hank Williams. Featuring the Thriftin’ Cowpersons band: Jared Engel (upright bass), Raphael MacGregor (steel) Kyle Morgan (acoustic guitar and singing), and Ellie MacPhee (fiddle). Special guest singers Ali Dineen, Gustavo Rodriguez, and Charlie Burnham. With hosts Rachel Swaner and Oren Bloedow. Pumpkin pie after the show!

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.

Sat, Dec 5 · 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM

$112.50 – $187.50

Ukulele Christmas: A Three-Week Class with Liz Rabson Schnore

Ukulele Christmas with Liz Rabson Schnore Saturdays 12/5, 12/12, 12/19 from 1 PM - 2 PM Christmastime is the best time to gather with friends and family to sing and play music together. This short set of classes will focus on repertoire and demystifying playing the classic Holiday songs on the ukulele so you can bring the music to all your holiday gatherings. This class is for all levels but you should have basic ukulele skills and be able to read ukulele chord charts. 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. 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: $112.5$30k - $40k / year: $131.25$40k -$50k / year: $150$50k -70k / year: $168.75$70k and up: $187.5

Sun, Dec 6 · 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM

$22.00

A Charlie Brown Christmas with Aidan Scrimgeour

2:00pm Doors 2:30pm Show For the fourth consecutive year, Aidan Scrimgeour and his trio perform the music of Vince Guaraldi from the Charlie Brown Christmas special. Come join us for a family-friendly holiday themed afternoon of live jazz music, scenes from the Charlie Brown Christmas movie, and sing-alongs! Musicians TBD! Aidan Scrimgeour is a multi-instrumentalist and composer based in Brooklyn. He is the co-founder of the Brooklyn Porch Music Program and director of the Multigenerational Playing For the Light Ensemble. You can catch him regularly around Brooklyn with the John Cushing Big Band, Alida & the Nightshades and the Formerly Unemployed Musicians Baseball League. Learn more about his projects and recorded music at aidanscrimgeour.com.

Sun, Dec 6 · 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM

$22.00

A Charlie Brown Christmas (Electric Band!) with Aidan Scrimgeour

6pm Doors 6:30pm Show For the fourth consecutive year, Aidan Scrimgeour and his trio perform the music of Vince Guaraldi from the Charlie Brown Christmas special. Musicians TBD Aidan Scrimgeour is a multi-instrumentalist and composer based in Brooklyn. He is the co-founder of the Brooklyn Porch Music Program and director of the Multigenerational Playing For the Light Ensemble. You can catch him regularly around Brooklyn with the John Cushing Big Band, Alida & the Nightshades and the Formerly Unemployed Musicians Baseball League. Learn more about his projects and recorded music at aidanscrimgeour.com.

Mon, Dec 7 · 7:30 PM – 10:00 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

Jay Bragg Presents: Christmas in New Vaudeville

Doors 7:30pm, Show 8pm $20 adv / $25 dos Jay Bragg Presents: Christmas in New Vaudeville (From Nashville via The North Pole) Vaudeville impresario Jay Bragg brings the sixth annual “Christmas in New Vaudeville,” The Merriest Show On Earth, back to New York for its third year in the city, this time at the Jalopy Theater in Brooklyn on Monday, December 7. A third-generation entertainer, Bragg has spent 25 years onstage developing his own modern take on one of America’s great entertainment traditions. His New Vaudeville productions revive the spirit of the classic variety show, with live music, theatrical storytelling and old-school showmanship. Every December, Bragg becomes King Kazoo, bandleader from the North Pole. Dressed in his signature bright red frock coat and top hat, brass kazoo in hand, he leads The Reindeer Band through a night of holiday favorites and original Christmas songs, built for the whole family. The show is part vaudeville throwback and part Christmas spectacle, and it has the warmth of a holiday party where the whole room gets pulled in. King Kazoo is less a costume than the truest version of Bragg: an entertainer who believes the audience’s joy is the whole point. He learned that performing for audiences in nursing homes and as a hospice volunteer, and it’s the spirit behind every New Vaudeville show. For Bragg, New York is where it all started. His grandparents, Ernie and Ursula, met performing together in New York vaudeville in the early 1930s, and music from their original act still turns up in his productions today. Nearly a century later, their grandson brings the family tradition back to the city where it began. If you want to feel like a kid at Christmas again, this show’s for you. “A life without whimsy is a life lived too grimly" www.jaybragg.com www.newvaudeville.com www.acousticsingingtelegram.com

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.

Thu, Dec 10 · 7:30 PM – 11:00 PM

Free

Jalopy's 20th Anniversary Party ft. Jalopy Records Artists Feral Foster, Mamie Minch & Jackson and the Janks!

OFFSITE SHOW !!!! Doors 7pm, Live Music 7:30pm General Admission Sliding Scale, Starting at $25, Suggested Price $35 Join us at the lovely, anachronistic Gottscheer Hall for a night of celebration and memory. We'll be looking back on the last two decades of family, friends, and of course, music. We are excited to present performances exclusively by Jalopy Records Artists. The night will feature Mamie Minch and Jackson and the Janks! This party will also celebrate the record release of the much anticipated New World Blues by our very own curatorial director, Feral Foster, who will be performing with his new band! It's hard to believe how time has flown, and we can't be more grateful for the company. Come party with us! ————————— Donate to Jalopy to Keep Us Going into the Next 20 Years! Feral Foster has been gigging in New York, across the country and in Europe for over 20 years, capturing the imagination and attention of listeners with his impassioned singing and powerful songwriting. Foster draws from the deep wellspring of early blues, country, and jazz to tell contemporary, human stories, making for music that feels well­worn and strikingly fresh at the same time. Mamie Minch is a longtime staple of New York City’s blues scene. Listening to her sing and play is like unpacking a time capsule of American music that’s been stored in her 1930’s National steel guitar for decades and filtered through a modern femme sensitivity. Jackson and the Janks are a New York based rock and roll and rhythm and blues garage gospel band. Known to light up the floor with fresh and time honored dancin' music. Sacred steel lifting you up and bass saxophone holding it down.

Sat, Dec 12 · 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Free

Yacht Rock Choir!

Hop aboard for a sun-soaked voyage back to the best of 70s and 80s yacht and soft rock. Tickets are free! Yacht Rock Choir began as a dream to create a space where the groovy magic of yacht rock could thrive in multi-part harmony. Our no-audition "yacht cappella" choir brings together first-time singers and seasoned sailors alike. IG: @yachtrockchoir www.yachtrockchoir.com Attire: Your best yacht-inspired ensemble! (Completely optional, but highly encouraged!) RSVP today, and get ready for a smooth serenade.

Sun, Dec 13 · 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

$12.00 – $38.00

Princess Backpack & Benjamin

Doors 10:30am, Show 11am $10 adv / $15 door / $35 Family of Four (Two Adults, Two Kids) Who’s cute and tough and holds your stuff? Princess Backpack! Princess Backpack and Benjamin can’t wait to bring their silly, sweet, and interactive kids music back to Jalopy. Benjamin writes scripts and songs for shows like Dora on Paramount+ and Rosie’s Rules on PBS. Princess Backpack is a magical talking bag from the land of Backpackia. Their music can be heard daily on Sirius XM's Kids Place channel, where they have had multiple #1 songs on the weekly countdown! For this show, they'll be joined by renowned fiddler Melody Allegra. www.PrincessBackpack.com @PrincessBackpack on Instagram.

Sun, Dec 13 · 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM

$28.00

Michael Daves & Jacob Jolliff

Doors 7:30pm, Show 8pm $25 Michael Daves and Jacob Jolliff, two of America’s premier bluegrass talents, are celebrating the release of their new duo album We Like Jim & Jesse!, out on Wild Geranium Records. The recording pays homage to first-generation bluegrass innovators Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys, combining a studied interpretation of those classic recordings with the improvisational fire and rafter-lifting harmonies that Daves & Jolliff have become known for through years of collaboration. 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 luminaries including Tony Trischka, Andy Statman, Bruce Molsky, Peter Rowan, and Bryan Sutton. His gritty and distinctive guitar and vocal style harkens back to the high lonesome origins of bluegrass while pairing effortlessly with modern influences. Jolliff has become one of the country's most notable contemporary mandolinists, touring with Béla Fleck as part of My Bluegrass Heart, with Yonder Mountain String Band, and with his own quartet. His unique musical vocabulary as an improviser and elite technical skill puts him in a league with today’s very best instrumentalists.

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.

Sat, Jan 16 · 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$23.00 – $28.00

The Cody Sisters

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $20 adv / $25 dos The Cody Sisters band is the very heart of contemporary acoustic Folk and Bluegrass in Colorado, the United States, and the UK. Their propulsive instrumental solos and warm harmonies combine to grip the listener. Along with bass player Will Pavilonis, sisters Megan (guitar, mandolin, vocals) and Maddie (guitar, banjo, vocals) have forged a new sound that has no equivalent match in the acoustic world today. In May of 2023, The Cody Sisters released their self-titled EP marking a new beginning for the band. It is their first release since parting ways with their former image of “young girls in a family band” and it portrays a sense of maturity and musical understanding that reveals a new dimension to their artistic expression. They set out to explore new sounds and styles while still holding true to their Bluegrass roots, and they have done just that. This new music is an invitation to connect, to feel, and to journey together through original lyrics and captivating instrumental arrangements. With their brand-new Archipelago, The Cody Sisters contineu to refine and explore a sound that is original, exhilarating, and heartwarming all at the same time. With strong ties to traditional American acoustic music, they continue to stun their audiences both in the U.S. and abroad.

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.

Fri, Jan 22 · 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM

$23.00

Hammer County

7:30pm doors, 8pm show HAMMER COUNTY is Mike Shapiro, Jennifer Nelson, and Burkhard Bilger. Formed in 2015, they sing tight trio harmonies on Country classics and beguiling originals, with the occasional French cabaret number thrown in. Imagine the Louvin Brothers running into the Andrews Sisters at a roadhouse in southern Alabama. They drink a little too much bourbon and sing until their voices crack. And then Maurice Chevalier walks in. www.HammerCounty.com

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.

Thu, Mar 11 · 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

$28.00

Stash Wyslouch

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm $25 Stash Wyslouch is hailed as one of bluegrass’s most powerful genre‑bending pioneers—a musical firebrand whose “sonic kaleidoscope of weirdness and wonder” mixes thrash metal, old‑time, jazz, and classic bluegrass into wildly original, jaw‑dropping music that somehow feels both delightfully zany and deeply soulful. Stash will be accompanied by bass-player extraordinaire Noah Harrington for this very special evening of traditional Bluegrass, original compositions and Stash’s signature restructurings of Bluegrass, Folk and Americana.

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.

Sat, Apr 10 · 8:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Jalopy Presents: Esther Rose at Queens Theatre

OFFSITE EVENT !!! BUY TICKETS HERE !!! Show 8pm, Tickets $25-30 Beloved Santa Fe-based artist makes her Queens Theatre debut! Esther Rose is a singer-songwriter known for her blend of traditional twang, indie-rock hooks, and candid, self-reflective storytelling. Moving effortlessly between classic retro-country and modern alternative folk, Rose writes magnetic, dynamic songs that balance emotional weight with sharp humor and poise. Whether recording live-to-tape with a full band or delivering raw, punchy alt-country anthems, her timeless vocal delivery and intimate lyrics have earned her a loyal fanbase and widespread critical acclaim.

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.

Wed, Aug 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, Aug 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, Aug 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, Aug 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, Aug 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 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, Sep 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, Sep 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.