Aug 02 Saturday
Celebrating 36 years of bluegrass, the Appalachian Fiddle & Bluegrass Association's annual festival will showcase award-winning performances from 30 bands by renowned artists like Fireside Collective, Appalachian Road Show and Danny Paisley and more. For the aspiring musician, bring your instrument and attend one of the many free workshops led by professional musicians. Kids Crafts and activities for the whole family. Free camping with an all festival ticket.
Aug 03 Sunday
Sep 18 Thursday
Ari Hest and Chris Trapper—two Grammy-nominated singer-songwriters with decades of acclaimed work between them—bring their magnetic stage presence and richly crafted songs to Godfrey Daniels for a special co-bill performance.
Known for his heartfelt vocals and deep catalog, Hest continues to engage listeners through The Treehouse Project. Trapper, a seasoned troubadour and frontman of The Push Stars, delivers sharp storytelling with a great voice. Opening the evening, our guest Pete Muller brings expressive, genre-blending songs from his latest album More Time. It’s a night of great songs and genuine connection—all in the warmth of our intimate listening room.
Oct 11 Saturday
Led by the soulful storytelling and heartfelt vocals of Mary Battiata, the singer-songwriter and leader of this alt-country project, Mary Battiata & Little Pink weaves twangy folk-pop melodies with timeless country influences. With their acclaimed album “The Heart, Regardless” earning rave reviews from BBC Radio’s Whisperin’ Bob Harris, this performance will be brimming with artistry and passion. Don’t miss the chance to experience Mary’s evocative songwriting and the exceptional musicianship of her talented band in the intimate, welcoming atmosphere of our Live Music Listening Room.
Oct 12 Sunday
Join us for an evening with Antje Duvekot and Seth Glier at Godfrey Daniels. Antje, a renowned singer-songwriter from Boston, is known for her introspective lyrics and award-winning albums. Seth, a Grammy-nominated artist, blends folk, pop, and Americana with a focus on connection and nature. Together, they offer a night of powerful, heartfelt performances.
Nov 28 Friday
Celebrate Thanksgiving weekend with the Annual Horn O’ Plenty featuring Railroad Earth, returning to the Sherman Theater for two unforgettable nights of live music, community, and tradition. Known for their dynamic blend of bluegrass, rock, and Americana, Railroad Earth delivers high-energy sets filled with fan favorites, deep jams, and heartfelt storytelling. Each night offers unique openers, surprise guests, and festive vibes that make this a can’t-miss event for RRE fans and jam band lovers alike. Whether you’re a longtime follower or new to the experience, the Horn O’ Plenty is more than a concert—it’s a homecoming.
Doors: 7pm // Show: 7:30pm
Nov 29 Saturday