To all Pickers and listeners:

Pickin by the River (venue is bluegrass, oldtime,country and folk)

Saturday, April 7, 2012

Noon till 5:30 pm

Beaufort Waterfront Park

Beaufort SC

Please come and join us!

Pickers and listeners are welcome

Bring a chair and join us for the day.

Plenty of places to eat on the waterfront or bring a picnic lunch.

No alcohol, no drums, no glass bottles

No charge

Stage show and open jams (throughout the park)

Beginners to advanced players are welcome

Great time to hone your talent or just to learn.

If you have a group that would like to play onstage

Please give me a call asap. Please remember to follow the

Venue of bluegrass, oldtime, country and folk music.

For more information call Pat at 843.379.9084

Y’all come!
Fall River, Kansas Bluegrass Jam!

Calling all you bluegrass musicians out there. We will be hosting the SECOND ANNUAL Fall River Bluegrass Jam on Saturday, April 28th.

This gathering will take place at the old Fall River Schoolhouse beginning at 4 pm. This is designed to be a family-friendly get together, and all are welcome to come on out and have a good time.

A meal will be provided for the musicians, and concessions will also be available for purchase by spectators. We have the gymnasium and stage available for use, and room to set up in the schoolyard if the weather is great like last year.

DIRECTIONS:  Fall River is 75 miles (1 ½) hours directly east of Wichita taking highway 400. Take county RD 33 (there is an old bait shop on the SE corner) south of 400 for ½ mile. After crossing the bridge leading into “town,” look to the left (east); you are there!

Fall River is 120 miles south of Topeka. Take highway 75 south all the way through Yates Center (for 86 miles). Turn right at KS 39 for 15 miles. Turn right on highway 400 going west for 7 miles, and then turn south on Co Rd 33 for ½ mile. After crossing the bridge leading into “town,” look to the left (east); you are there!

Looking forward to great music, great food, and great friends! Hope to see you there.

For more info, contact: Dave Vance  Click Here to email. 316-201-7773; 620-658-4497
Gary Rinehart: Click Here to email.

Campgrounds with RV spots 5 miles north at Fall River Reservoir
Visit website Here

Friday, March 23, 2012 – 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Hyatt Regency Woodfield Schaumburg 1800 East Golf Road, Schaumburg, IL  60173

 For players of all levels on guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, bass, and dobro who want to learn how to jam at a higher level.  Learn jamming etiquette, fundamentals, backup, chord changes, soloing ideas, improvising.

 If you are uncomfortable in jams or have never jammed, this camp is for you.

 To register, send a check for $75 to: Keith Yoder, 310 3rd Ave. SW, Farley, IA 52046

Please include your phone number, email address, and instrument you will be playing. 

(563) 543-8933  yograss@yousq.net

NAME OF JAM:
Sudley Folk Jam! Sesquicentennial Bull Run

EXACT LOCATION:
Sudley United Methodist Church
5308 Sudley Rd
Manassas,, VA 20109
Directions: From I-66, take Rt 234 (Sudley Rd) 3miles north the to edge of the Manassas National Battlefield. Sudley Church is on the left, bordering the Battlefield grounds.

DATE & TIME: July 23, 2011 — 10am to 5pm

BRIEF DESCRIPTION:
In commemoration of the Sesquicentennial of the 1st Battle of Manassas at Bull Run, Sudley Church is hosting a folk music jam on Saturday, July 23, 2011. We’re inviting folk musicians of all ages to bring their hammered dulcimers, mountain dulcimers, fiddles, banjos, mandolins, guitars, flutes, bagpipes and any other period instrument you may have, to come and jam with other musicians in a casual atmosphere.

Playing space is available both inside and out. Period costuming would be great, but not necessary! Come visit our historic church, which served as a hospital during both Battles of Bull Run, and join others who love to just PLAY music. Sandwiches and bottled beverages will be available for purchase during afternoon.

Please call or email if you would like to participate in this event or hear about some of the other activities planned during this four day commemoration.

CONTACT INFORMATION:
Deb Angerman
Program Director
Sudley United Methodist Church
PO Box 96
Catharpin, VA 20143
(703) 754-4380

www.bluegrassmidwest.com

Presented by Keith Yoder.  Keith has been the jam coordinator at Steve Kaufman’s Acoustic Camp and is a full time music instructor. 

Friday, March 18, 2011 – 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Hyatt Regency Woodfield Schaumburg
1800 East Golf Road, Schaumburg, IL 60173
 
For players of all levels on guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, bass, and dobro who want to learn how to jam at a higher level.  Learn jamming etiquette, fundamentals, backup, chord changes, soloing ideas, improvising.  If you are uncomfortable in jams or have never jammed, this camp is for you.   

To register, send a check for $75 to Keith Yoder, 310 3rd Ave. SW, Farley, IA 52046
563-543-8933  yograss@yousq.net 

I’m willing to start a new one if anyone in Murfreesboro is interested. Also willing to join an existing one.

If you live in Murfreesboro and want to jam at a slow to intermediate pace, contact me: Here OR 559-892-6869. We will decide on the night and time depending on what is most popular.

thanks,
Linda Horton

Thursday or Friday nights would be great. I have a large stage 20×50, sound system in place, complete restaurant, 2.5 acres of parking. Don’ let winter keep you from playing. Winter indoors and summer outdoor here. This could end up being one of the largest jams in Georgia.

Please click Here to email if you interested in helping or have any suggestions.

Richard
or call me at 770-633-9873

Thought perhaps you could help me out—-Have large Boondocking Campground—Horse back Rides–Buggy Rides—-catering to local–other States –Canada and Europe.

You may view my Blog: Here

Thanks
Belle 432-3464 5189 Hwy 80 mile post 353

$39.00 and $19.00 Reserved, $15.00 Lawn
Local Appreciation:
$10 – $29 Reserved Seats for Sullivan County Residents at the Box Office with ID*

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts is a $100 million outdoor performing arts center and museum located approximately 90 minutes from New York City at the site of the original 1969 Woodstock festival in Bethel, NY. The 15,000 seat outdoor performing arts venue and The Museum at Bethel Woods are set within nearly 2,000 bucolic acres.

Please visit Website for more info.