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Juggernaut String Band

October 9
Juggernaut String Band
Traditional old-time American folk music on various instruments; back porch, sing along, goo-time music from Shawnee on Delaware.

   
Andrew Roblin Photo

November 13
Andrew Roblin
Canadian troubadour, great entertainer, banjo, hammered dulcimer (and recommended by Judy Collins!

   
Irish Mist Photo

December 11
Irish Mist
Celtic music with assorted instruments, led by "The Master" Ken Gehret. - www.kengehret.com

   
Chuck Barr

January 8
Chuck Barr
The Irishman's Irishman, songs and stories with Rich Dodson and Laura Murphy.

   
Charlie Zahm Photo

February 12
Charlie Zahm
Maritime, Celtic, American, guitar and budhran, fantastic voice, many CDs, festivals etc. - www.charliezahm.com

   
Ray Owen Photo

March 12
Ray Owen
Traditional American music of all kinds, grammy nomination, toured with MANDY national acts, guitar and banjo - www.rayowenmusic.com

   
Daybreak Photo

April 09
Daybreak
Folk, gospel, American traditional, celtic, original on a large variety of strings (plus piano) - www.daybreakfolk.com

   
Auto Harp

May 14
Jay Smar
Fiddle, banjo, guitar, songs and stories, a one man show with flat-footing; will remind you of John Hartford - www.jaysmar.com

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About KFMS
The Kutztown Folk Music Society is dedicated to providing a venue for unique and talented performers. We show a wide range of local and national folk artists. Entertaining shows from superb musicians with a diversity of styles within the folk music genre are performed in an intimate setting for an appreciative audience.

Take a look at the 09/09 season's lineup to get an idea of what we are all about.

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