Mama Grows Funk
Mama Grows Funk delivers a dank mix of funk, soul, Latin, and R&B with the goal of uplifting spirits, getting feet to move, and making booties shake!
Mama Grows Funk is:
U'i Wesley - Vocals
Jay Costa - Guitar
Jessica Ryan - Keyboards
Gabriel Yañez - Drums
Paul Schulman - Congas
Rob Marcello - Bass
Carlos Hernandez - Trumpet, Percussion
Doors at 6pm. Show at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Precebes will be available for purchase.
Towse // Bailey Drew
Towse is an internationally touring Americana-Singer/Songwriter duo. They deliver their feelings-forward songs with a tongue-in-cheek humor every audience can connect with. People that like Chappell Roan, Noah Kahan, Phoebe Bridgers, Joni Mitchell or Fiona Apple will enjoy their show.
Towse has been featured in Voyage LA and Rock & Real magazines, has supported artists such as Jon Gomm and has played at storied venues such as the Troubadour in LA and Old Blue Last in London. Grace Fellows (lead singer/songwriter) synthesized her broad musical influences and dug deep while studying experimental-pop at Calarts, and in doing her masters at BIMM London, she polished her craft and grew into the vulnerably captivating performer she is today.
Virtuoso violinist, Corwin Zekley (+backup vox & percussion) was born with a fiddle in their hands and plays with an intensity yet delicacy that pulls on the heartstrings of all who hear them. Corwin has eclectic musical roots, and enchants audiences playing anything from Celtic to Jazz to Country to Metal. Corwin studied at the Berklee College of Music, has played thousands of concerts, appeared on dozens of records, and has published books and albums of their own songwriting and compositions.
Opening the night will be Bailey Drew, a singer/songwriter based out of Los Angeles, but is a Mendocino regular. She’ll perform a blend of blues, folk, and country, and a mix of covers and originals.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Precebes will be available for purchase.
Brittle Season// Frankie & The Lost Souls (Duo)
Join us for an evening of women-led, dark country and rock ensembles.
KZYX’s Katherine Cole recorded her album Brittle Season in 2015 in North Carolina, in collaboration with drummer Yvonne Boyd. The record gained the attention of the Grammy Association, as well as songwriters around the world. She is now touring the album once again in celebration of it’s 10-year anniversary.
Opening the night will be local standouts Erica and Sebastian of Frankie & The Lost Souls.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Precebes will be available for purchase.
Moon Rabbit
Moon Rabbit is a five piece band comprised of musical veterans from Mama Grows Funk, West of Nowhere, and Deep Pockets. The ‘Bunnies’ put their unique twists on classic rock from Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, The Allman Brothers, Eric Clapton, The Beatles, and many more.
Your favorite tunes to get you listening with big bunny ears and shaking your fluffy bunny tails. Get up on your lucky rabbit’s foot!
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
John Elliott // Ponies of Harmony
John Elliott is a human, the most common and widespread species of primate. He does many things, among them writing songs and performing them. He has been releasing albums and performing in every type of venue you can imagine since the late 90s, touring in 49 of the 50 states and all over Europe. He went viral once and doesn’t necessarily recommend it. He loves YouTube and the literary magazine “The Sun.” He believes most urban car trips can be replaced by walking, transit, or riding a bike. His band, The Band of Supervisors, is a group of musicians from the Bay Area and beyond, representing multiple counties and jurisdictions. It is an evolving Americana-Rock-Folk-Joy-Jam band that plays original music from John's many albums of almost hits and near misses. He is releasing a new album this fall on compact disc and vinyl, but not streaming until later. He is also available on the internet: www.thehereafterishere.com + www.audiodes.net.
The Ponies of Harmony are a harmony singing songwriting duo of multi-instrumentalists Katie Belknap (clarinet, guitar) and James Zeller (trombone, guitar). They are like two wild horses, these ponies, bandits of love roaming the peripheries. They long for their music to bring peace to each other and to their listeners, then often find their manes tangled in the briars, their hooves tattered, often a back leg limping. But they just as often find themselves waking up on a fine morning, finding their stride is still there, grabbing their instruments, climbing aboard their trusted steeds (bicycles), racing off to a farmers market or an anti-war event, and summoning the strength to somehow continue the fight for a different world with the not-so-secret weapon feared by all tyrants and fascists: music and poetry. www.poniesofharmony.bandcamp.com
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
Finding Lucinda - Film Screening & Songwriter Round
Join us for a very special night celebrating the iconic Americana songwriter Lucinda Williams. The event will begin with a songwriter round with ISMAY, Zoë Winter, and R.O. Shapiro, sharing Lucinda covers and originals. There will then be a screening of ISMAY’s new documentary, Finding Lucinda.
ABOUT THE FILM:
Finding Lucinda offers an intimate and revealing look into a young songwriter’s search for their creative path by looking toward the early life and legacy of three-time GRAMMY Award-winning singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams. Directed by Joel Fendelman (Man on Fire, Remittance, Game Night, David) and produced by Liz McBee (Red For Revolution, Hi, I'm Nancy Rubin, Burning The Village), with cinematography by Rose Bush, (Academy Award-winning documentary Colette)—this film follows ISMAY, singer/songwriter Avery Hellman, an aspiring artist in search of inspiration for their own artistic journey. Prepare to be transported as Finding Lucinda explores the untold stories and profound influences that helped shape both a legendary artist and those inspired by her path.
In Finding Lucinda, Avery Hellman embarks on a road trip across the southern United States, delving into the people and places that shaped Lucinda Williams' early career. The film showcases interviews with Lucinda Williams, Charlie Sexton, Buddy Miller, Mary Gauthier, Josh Baca and Max Baca (Los Texmaniacs), John Grimaudo, and Wolf Stephenson. Through these conversations, the documentary sheds light on the profound impact Lucinda Williams had on music and how her artistry continues to resonate today. The film also features unreleased footage and music of Lucinda Williams, offering a rare glimpse into her formative years and creative evolution.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from the kitchen will be available for purchase.
John Craigie w/ The Coffis Brothers
John Craigie has mastered the art of creating live shows that feel more like intimate conversations than performances. Infusing humor, wit, and poignant storytelling, his shows are a space where audience members feel like old friends. Whether he's headlining solo or sharing the stage with longtime collaborators, Craigie’s ability to make his crowd laugh, reflect, and connect is second to none.
Opening the show and serving as Craigie's band are The Coffis Brothers. With two songwriters, six albums, and more than a thousand shows under their belt, The Coffis Brothers have earned their reputation as modern-day torchbearers of all-American rock & roll. It's a sound caught halfway between amplified Americana, acoustic folk, roadhouse R&B, and electrifying roots music, crafted by a pair of California-born siblings who've been sharing the stage since childhood, and the five piece band filled out by their childhood friend, Kyle Poppen on lead guitar, and the rhythm section of Aidan Collins (bass), and Cory Graves (drums).
Giving back as much as possible, Craigie notably launched the #KeepItWarm Tour during the holidays. By donating $1 from every ticket sale, this headline run has raised money for regional non-profits with the goal of fighting food insecurity. This show will be raising money for Farm to Pantry.
In 2021, Farm to Pantry rescued over 350,000 pounds of produce. Since 2008, they have delivered over 4 million servings of fruits and vegetables. They do this with the power and commitment of over 500 volunteer gleaners, 400+ property owners and more than 100 community partners. Up to 40% of all food in the U.S. ends up in landfills. By diverting food waste from landfills, Farm to Pantry prevents methane pollution from entering the atmosphere; in 2021, they spared the air of 361 metric tons of carbon dioxide.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. $41 adv/$51 at the door.
2nd Hand Grass
2nd Hand Grass with Gene Parsons is a unique North Coast jewel that sparkles brightly with modern takes on traditional and popular contemporary songs that make you slap your leg and dance with joy.
What started out in 2018 as a bluegrass jam session with a couple local players eventually grew into the exciting Americana band we know and love today. As new members joined the group, they added new sounds and perspectives, allowing the band to explore and blend many genres while still staying true to their bluegrass roots. Gene Parsons, our resident music legend, who played with The Byrds, the Flying Burrito Brothers, Nashville West, and many others, joined this creative collaboration a few years ago adding his experience, and musical hijinks.
2nd Hand Grass is:
Brian Urban: Lead Vocals, banjo, and guitar
Lee Rider: Guitar, dobro
Sam Arintok: Lead and backup vocals, drums, percussion
Dan Coulson: Bass
Morgan Daniel: Vocals, StringBender guitar
Gene Parsons: Vocals, pedal steel guitar
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. $20.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
Marcus Buser & Chelsea Rose
Join us for a special evening- a duo performance from artists Marcus Buser and Chelsea Rose. They will be performing together in harmony selections from both of the song writers respective albums along with recognizable Jazz, Bossa Nova, and classic Soul covers.
Marcus Buser is a Seattle born, Los Angeles based songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer. His eclectic sound takes influence from jazz, classic soul, and indie pop to create a timeless feeling.
Chelsea Rose is a songstress and sorceress of the arts. Channeling through guitar, songwriting and visual arts, she shines an honest light on human truths. Themes of hope, heartache, love and its counterparts are prevalent in her work.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from Chef Miles will be available for purchase.
IZ Jazz
IZ Jazz, the duet of Ira Rosenberg and Zida Borcich, bring to their performances engaging interpretations of Standards from the 30s, 40s, and 50s; some Blues numbers; a show tune or something a little nutty tossed in once in a while, all of which they spike with their relaxed, erudite, playful banter about the tunes they choose. They treat every song as the story it’s meant to be—the lyrics and melodies, so packed with feeling, humor, heartache and joy. IZ Jazz delivers the groove and intention of each one authentically, artfully, soulfully, feelingly.
Doors at 6pm. Show at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Precebes will be available for purchase.
Hallie Spoor (CasparFest Wind-Down)
After CasparFest at the Community Center, come hang, grab a bite and a drink, and listen to the dulcet tones of touring artist Hallie Spoor. We won’t be charging a cover, but tips are highly encouraged!
Brooklyn-based indie-folk singer-songwriter Hallie Spoor’s compelling vocals and emotional storytelling have earned her the nickname “The Adele of Americana" (bolderbeat). "If you’re a fan of confessional lyrics and a strong, powerful voice,” writes 303 Magazine, “Spoor is your girl." Reminiscent of 1970s icons like Laura Nyro and Carol King, Hallie’s music contains her own unique mix of “empathy and frankness,” (Radio Free Brooklyn) a warmth infused with the Western grit that comes from a Colorado childhood spent wading in icy lakes and bushwhacking through willows. The desire to create community through music fuels Hallie today, and audiences respond: “She invites the listener into the world through her eyes, and her music brings a lightness and accessibility to moments that probably affect every listener …” (Radio Free Brooklyn). She’s completed multiple national tours, playing iconic venues like The House of Blues and Hotel Cafe (LA), Dees Lounge (Nashville), The Hideout (Chicago), Rockwood Music Hall and Mercury Lounge in New York City. Hallie has three studio albums, two singles, and a series of music videos. Her 2020 EP “New Ground,” has been streamed more than 90,000 times on Spotify, and Spoor released her newest album, “Heart Like Thunder,” last fall.
Music at 8pm.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Precebes will be available for purchase.
Karaoke with DJ Dale
Karaoke with the coast’s third best karaoke DJ! No need to be a good singer – just love the song you sing.
Doors and sign ups begin at 6pm. Karaoke at 7pm. No cover, but tips for DJ Dale highly encouraged!
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
Jackson Emmer
“Few are writing songs like Jackson Emmer.” – Rolling Stone
Jackson Emmer is an award-winning songwriter and folksinger from Santa Cruz, California. His 5th solo record, "Battle Hymn of the Early Riser" is out in June of 2025. The album explores themes of family, parenthood, broken dreams, and steady bonds. Emmer’s writing is often compared to the late greats of the 70's Texas troubadour scene – think witty and gritty, cheerful and lonesome, a poet bleeding while you tap your toes.
Emmer has performed at the Bluebird Cafe, Telluride Bluegrass Festival, and Club Passim. He has taught for Acoustic Guitar Magazine, Swallow Hill Music, and many other music camps. Bluegrass legend Tim O'Brien said this about Emmer's latest: "I chuckled, I sang along, and a few tears came. It's personal, universal, fresh, and hopeful. And there's steel guitar. Were you looking for more?"
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. $10-$30 sliding scale.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from Chef Miles in the kitchen will be available for purchase.
Gene Parsons & New Nashville West
The evening promises a varied mix of Country Rock, Americana and original tunes with sweet harmonies to compliment the sound.
Gene’s talented band members include:
Lily Parsons on bass and vocals;
Keeter Stuart, singer/songwriter on guitar and vocals;
Morgan Daniel on guitar and vocals;
Johnny Bush on drums and vocals;
And Gene himself on pedal steel, banjo, guitar and Cajun Harp.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. $20.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Precebes will be available for purchase.
The Afterschool Meltdowns Residency
Join us for our monthly residency featuring local family band The Afterschool Meltdowns and a rotating cast of characters playing a mix of original and classic folk, bluegrass, and country. Dressing up in line with the theme is not necessary but highly encouraged.
We will not be selling tickets for these events, but will be collecting donations at the door and throughout the evening, contributing also encouraged but no one will be turned away.
Doors at 6pm.
All ages welcome. Delicious food and beverages available from the kitchen, as always.
Will Stenberg w/ Western Automatic Music, Inc // Queer Country // Angie Heimann
Local legend Will Stenberg is coming back to town for a special performance with Portland-based supergroup Western Automatic Music, Inc. Also on the bill will be Queer Country and Angie Heimann of the Blushin' Roulettes, making for a night of unforgettable music.
Doors at 6:30pm. Music at 7pm. $20.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
Live Music Dinner w/ els
Come enjoy dinner by Petite Percebes with live music by new local artist, els.
els (pronounced Elle’s) is a solo bedroom pop music project from of interdisciplinary artist, Emily Livingston Stout. els is comprised of guitar, pedals, looping, and vocals that build into improvisational layered sets. She currently lives and produces work in an old school house on the Eel River.
No cover. Kitchen is open from 12-8pm. Live music will begin at 7pm.
Songwriter Night: Blair Borax // Danielle Durack // Erica Gibbons (of Frankie & The Lost Souls)
Join us in welcoming back Blair Borax, this time with touring pal, Nashville-based Danielle Durack, and local favorite Erica Gibbons (of Frankie and The Lost Souls).
BLAIR BORAX
With a distinctive voice and a thoughtful way of songwriting, Portland’s indie folk singer-songwriter, Blair Borax sings honest and emotive songs that bring you to the heart of being human and make you feel less alone. Born on the East Coast, and home to the West, Blair Borax’s musical journey began unexpectedly in 2016, when a friend gifted her a cheap guitar. Since then, Borax has become a prolific songwriter, recording artist, and performer, known for her distinctive voice, captivating melodies, and thoughtful songwriting that taps into the heart of being human.
DANIELLE DURACK
The Arizona-born, Nashville-based Danielle Durack’s music combines the pop sensibilities of childhood favorites like Sara Barellies with a modern wit that slots her right next to contemporaries like Boygenius and Hop Along. Beginning with debut album Bashful, Durack’s developed her own sound into something mature and emotionally complex, without skimping on the hooks and humor.
ERICA GIBBONS
Hailing from north of the 49th parallel, currently a resident of the Mendocino Coast, Erica is the lyricist and lead singer of Frankie and the Lost Souls, an indie folk-rock band she founded with her husband Sebastian in 2009 as a basement suite hobby. The band has evolved from performing classic campfire covers at open mics and busking on street corners to high-energy, full-band showcases featuring driving electric guitar riffs by Lynkse and haunting harmonies from Nathalie Mila, bringing to life Erica’s acoustic originals that explore heartbreak and love, mental health, emotional conflict, and the overall unresolved nature of the human condition. The band released their debut EP, Bloodlines, in August 2024. A full-length LP is set for release in Fall 2025.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
Karaoke with DJ Dale
Karaoke with the coast’s third best karaoke DJ! No need to be a good singer – just love the song you sing.
Doors and sign ups begin at 6pm. Karaoke at 7pm. No cover, but tips for DJ Dale highly encouraged!
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
The Live Oaks
The Live Oaks are an Americana band of close friends rooted in the SF Bay Area, and are approaching their 10th year as a band.
They have spent many years crafting their show and sound, touring up and down the West Coast and beyond, and along the way have written a plethora of nostalgic feeling songs good for any occasion.
Sounds like Creedence Clearwater Revival mixed with soul sounds of Otis Redding. The Live Oaks are specialists at performing LIVE and are not to be missed!
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
Duniya
Back in Caspar for a second time, Duniya is a band comprised of musicians from Mali, India, and the US, which fuses together ancient and modern sounds and instruments. Guaranteed to move your body and soul.
Lead Singer Oumou Mariko and djembe player Drissa Kone both hail from Bamako, Mali and have a deeply rooted mastery of traditional Malian music and dance. Greg Fletcher, formerly of Soul Union, arranges the music and plays a 12 stringed harp/lute from Mali called the Kamelengoni. Their newest member Srishti Biryani Oswald is a young Indian Bansuri flute phenom, adding a rich and sweet texture to the music. With Ben Isaacs on Bass and Max Rea on drum set our current lineup is a real powerhouse of diversely talented world musicians.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
The Afterschool Meltdowns Residency
Join us for our monthly residency featuring local family band The Afterschool Meltdowns and a rotating cast of characters playing a mix of original and classic folk, bluegrass, and country. Dressing up in line with the theme is not necessary but highly encouraged. This month’s theme is METAL.
We will not be selling tickets for these events, but will be collecting donations at the door and throughout the evening, contributing also encouraged but no one will be turned away.
Doors at 6pm.
All ages welcome. Delicious food and beverages available from the kitchen, as always.
Bryn & Blue Souls
"Bryn and Blue Souls" are a local "Mendonoma" quintet of musical veterans, formed in 2020 known for lighting up the dance floor and shaking the roof. They deliver an alchemy of soul, funk, jazz, r&b and pop cover favorites and originals, featuring Bryn Elizan Harris' powerhouse vocals.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
The Heeters
They’re baaaack! Soul, R&B and Funk from the Bay Area, California. Deep grooves, three-part harmonies, and songs that will uplift your spirit. Featuring members of the California Honeydrops.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
Rainbow Girls
Rainbow Girls are stars on the rise, and one of California’s most beloved indie touring acts. People say things about them like “A gang of sweet angels punching you in the heart” and “Really chatty, but still good.”
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. $25.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
Karaoke with DJ Dale
Karaoke with the coast’s third best karaoke DJ! No need to be a good singer – just love the song you sing.
Doors and sign ups begin at 6pm. Karaoke at 7pm. No cover, but tips for DJ Dale highly encouraged!
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
Las Damas
Las Damas and friends with Special Guest Lee Rider playing Old and New Latin and Americana.
Come early for a Cumbia-style social dance lesson at 6:00pm, taught by Chad Swimmer!
Las Damas are Frannie Leopold, Sue Crawford, Chad Swimmer, and James Whiting.
Doors and Dance Lesson at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
The Afterschool Meltdowns Residency
Join us for our monthly residency featuring local family band The Afterschool Meltdowns and a rotating cast of characters playing a mix of original and classic folk, bluegrass, and country. Dressing up in line with the theme is not necessary but highly encouraged. This month’s theme: 80’s Night!
We will not be selling tickets for these events, but will be collecting donations at the door and throughout the evening, contributing also encouraged but no one will be turned away.
Doors at 6pm.
All ages welcome. Delicious food and beverages available from the kitchen, as always.
Mike Beck
Mike Beck's mastery of the guitar works wonderfully to support his original songs, story telling, and wide array of the American songbook. From traditional cowboy songs , to Dylan and Haggard,and Woody Guthrie , Mike has a deep appreciation of master songwriters. Ian Tyson took him under his wing, mentoring him on songwriting and performing. They remained close friends until Ian's passing. He's performed all over the U.S. and Europe, from House Concerts and barns, to festivals and The Country Music Hall of Fame.
His songs have been recorded by such artists as Mary McCaslin, Colter Wall, and Ian Tyson.
Mike just finished up a tour opening for Dave Alvin and The Third Mind.... last year he performed at The Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco alongside such greats as Jackson Browne, Joan Baez, and Steve Earle, in a tribute to Ramblin' Jack Elliott.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
The Pairs
Join us for a night of beautiful three-part harmony and great vibes with acclaimed trio from London, Ontario, The Pairs!
This internationally touring band of celebrated songwriters greet every stage with a genuine, quirky presence and unbottled chemistry. Their sibling harmonies and familial banter quickly connects them to their audience. Whether The Pairs are playing an intimate house concert or a sold out show at a Performing Arts Centre, these classically trained vocalists make it their mission to employ three-part harmony and honest storytelling as the mighty tools that soften and connect us. The Pairs will release their fourth studio album in Fall 2025. This record aims to encapsulate the authentic, minimalistic, and acoustic style performances the trio has become known for.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
Deep Pockets
Deep Pockets features a lively blend of R&B, Motown, Blues, and Funk dance music that keeps your feet moving, your body shaking, and your heart smiling. Bring your dancing shoes and groove the evening away. This will be a community dance party to remember!
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
The Mixed Nuts
The Mixed Nuts, Caspar’s favorite dance band, playing Swing, Latin, Calypso, Jazz, and the musically unexpected.
The Mixed Nuts are:
Steve Paul - Trumpet, vocals, steel drums, accordion, banjo
Dan Albrecht - Piano, vocals
Daney Dawson - Bass
Tom Rickard - Drums
Bob Aranguren - Saxophone
Paul Schulman - Congas
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Percebes will be available for purchase.
Sean Carscadden Quartet
From deep pocket New Orleans funk to desert-infused surf reverberation, Sean Carscadden knows how to make his six-string guitar reach through space. The wingmen in his quartet – Mikey Lee Cannon (of Royal Jelly Jive) on Drums, Cliff Hugo (of Supertramp, Ray Charles) and Christian Eck (of the Beau Beau Band) on keys bring a thoughtful flow to the rhythm they put under each of Carscadden’s bending notes and blue eyed soul singing. Carscadden is a three-time winner of the North Bay Bohemian Norbays Award for Best Americana Artist and three-time winner of the Sonoma Index Tribune's People's Choice Award for Best Local Performer.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Precebes will be available for purchase.
The Rascal Revue with the Blushin’ Roulettes and the Comptche Ding Dongs
Join us for our monthly residency featuring local favorites Blushin’ Roulettes and a rotating cast of characters playing a mix of original and classic folk, bluegrass, and country. Dressing up in line with the theme is not necessary but highly encouraged. THIS MONTH’S THEME: MARCH MUSTACHES.
We will not be selling tickets for these events, but will be collecting donations at the door and throughout the evening, contributing also encouraged but no one will be turned away.
Doors at 5pm, and Music at 6pm.
All ages welcome. Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Precebes will be available for purchase.
Brittle Season Trio // Frankie & The Lost Souls (Duo)
Join us for an evening of women-led, dark country and rock ensembles.
KZYX’s Katherine Cole recorded her album Brittle Season in 2015 in North Carolina, in collaboration with drummer Yvonne Boyd. The record gained the attention of the Grammy Association, as well as songwriters around the world. She is now touring the album once again in celebration of it’s 10-year anniversary.
Opening the night will be local standouts Erica and Sebastian of Frankie & The Lost Souls.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from chefs-in-residence Petite Precebes will be available for purchase.
Scott Cook & Pamela Mae
In 2007, Albertan songwriter Scott Cook quit his job teaching kindergarten in Taiwan and moved into a minivan. He’s made his living as a troubadour ever since, touring almost incessantly across Canada, the US, Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand and elsewhere, averaging 120 shows and a dozen summer festivals a year, and releasing seven albums of plainspoken, keenly observant verse along the way.
Since early 2022 he's been touring steadily around North America with his sweetheart Pamela Mae on upright bass, banjo and vocals, visiting 45 states and 8 provinces while broadcasting solar-powered livestreams from the back of their campervan Roadetta. In 2025 they're releasing a new album called Troubadourly Yours with tours of North America, Europe and Australia to follow. Fresh from the open road, these are sturdy, straight-talking songs that see the good in you.
Doors at 6pm. Music at 7pm. Sliding scale cover $10-$30.
Beer, wine, soft drinks, and delicious food from Chef Miles will be available for purchase.