Join us Friday, April 3rd from 7-10pm for live music by Zac Townsend.

Born and raised in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, Zac Townsend has blended himself with every ingredient in the melting pot of genres and artists in the Shenandoah Valley and beyond since he began playing shows at age 14.
With earlier roots playing in rock and metal bands, there's an undeniable rasp to his voice and aggression in his delivery. Townsend has found a way to blend that intensity into the smoother Americana and Country Blues sound that is at the forefront of his songs, drawing inspiration from Danny O'Keefe, The Devil Makes Three, Jason Isbell and Tyler Childers, to name very few. That combination of influences can make it hard to pinpoint an exact genre to call him at times, but is sure to offer a little taste of something for everyone.
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Join us on Saturday, April 4th 7-10PM for live music by The Chris Timbers Band.

Join us on Friday, April 10th, 7PM-10 for live music by Shade Tree Collective.

The Shade Tree Collective was born out of a need to connect and share our passion for music after experiencing the silence 2020 brought to local music venues. Five musicians met under the shade of a majestic maple. What started as a casual afternoon jam has led to some mighty fine traditional bluegrass from The Old-Line State. Enjoy y'all

Join us on Saturday, April 11th from 7-10pm, for live music by Melissa Quinn Fox!

Melissa Quinn Fox is a singer/songwriter who blends the brazen spirit of American rock with the unabashed candor of country music Melissa discovered her passion for music while singing in the children's choir at her church, and
listening to her dad's vinyl records. She began her journey as a songwriter in her hometown of Pittsburgh. Since then, Melissa has captivated audiences in both the US and Europe, with her authenticity and charismatic performances. Her voice conveys a feeling of genuine intimacy, allowing the audience to personally relate with her unassuming, yet distinctly powerful sound.

Join us on Friday, April 17th from 7-10pm for live music by Nate Hadley!

Nate Hadley is a folk and Americana singer-songwriter based in Winchester, VA, blending modern songwriting with traditional Appalachian influences,


His music is rooted in bluegrass and Appalachian traditions, paired with authentic lyrics that cut deep.

Join us on Saturday, April 18th for music by Two Ton Twig, from 7-10pm!

Two Ton Twig explores the fringes of traditional bluegrass and string band music with their eclectic blend of modern influences.

Join us on Friday, April 24th from 7-10pm, for live music by Pictrola.

Pictrola fuses bluegrass with rock, jazz, and pop, performing a mixture of both originals and fun takes on old favorites.

The band first played together at DelFest Academy in 2017 and has since evolved to integrate many styles of music - traditional bluegrass, blues, swing, jazz, rock, punk, and whatever else floats their boat – into their performances. The band, which features close vocal harmonies and skillful instrumental work, has played numerous events and venues!

Join is on Saturday, April 25th from 7pm-10pm live music by Robert Mabe.

Robert Mabe is a stellar banjo player, singer/songwriter, from the hills of North Carolina. As a young banjo player in North Carolina, Robert had the opportunity to learn from and perform with many great bluegrass and old time banjo players as the area was and still is a hot-bed of musicians. His unique style cover a wide range of music from straight ahead buegrass to jazz, irish, and roots music. Robert has been touring steadily for several years both in the US and abroad. He has recorded and shared the stage with some of the greats in bluegrass music.