Carrie Morrison's music will break your heart - in the best way. Melodic and memorable, her songs make connections. The singer/songwriter/pianist, a native of Louisville, Ky., has been playing piano since age seven. She moved to WNC in 2004, and has been a popular act in the area for more than 15 ...

Hosted by Phil McGlynn.  Folks bring their instruments and sit in a circle and jam.  A great afternoon of music.

The Roundtop Ridge String Band – Thursday, September 1 -6-8 pm A comfortable musical mix of Old-Time fiddle tunes and Contemporary Folk songs performed with energy and sweet harmony. The band loves the music it performs, we hope you do also. Amanda Johnson – fiddle and vocals Amanda’s passion for Appalachian music ...

September 3rd: Singer/Songwriters Lillie Syracuse and Bennett Sullivan present a night of original songs and stories in the round. Bennett Sullivan was the first call banjo player for Steve Martin and Edie Brickell’s acclaimed Broadway Musical, “Bright Star.” His banjo playing is featured on The Greatest Showman soundtrack and he has shared ...

Hosted by Phil McGlynn. Folks bring their instruments and sit in a circle and jam. A relaxing afternoon of music.

Owen Grooms hosts a music series every Monday from 6 – 8 pm.   This week is the Mark Queen Band featuring Adam Masters on fiddle, Zeb Gambill on mandolin, Owen Grooms on banjo, and JT Linville on bass. Bluegrass Extravaganza!

Mountain music with traditional songs and fiddle, banjo and mandolin tunes

Join us as we welcome the Crazy K Band for a rare Friday evening performance at the Canteen.  We are excited to welcome them to our listening room and look forward to a fun evening!  

September 10th Singer/Songwriters Lillie Syracuse and James Davy present a night of original songs and stories in the round. James Davy is an singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Raleigh, NC. After spending years on the road, he now lives in a barn in Chatham County with his partner, 3 cats and an old guitar ...

Hosted by Phil McGlynn. Folks bring their instruments and sit in a circle and jam. A relaxing afternoon of music.

Bruce’s musical roots can be traced back to the 1950’s and include a love of Pop, Rock, Country, Bluegrass and Reggae. He started his musical career at 16, drumming in a cover band and picked up guitar a couple years later. In college Bruce began performing regularly and once opened a show ...

Bill Drellow was drawn to acoustic music during the “Great Folk Music Scare” of the 1960s and remains scared of it to this day. No, wait, that should say he ‘remains enthralled by it to this day. Since moving to the mountains, he has grown to appreciate much more deeply the roots ...

Join us Saturday, September 17th from 3 - 4 pm for a beer tasting of our fancy dark beers.  We will be selecting 5 of our fanciest dark beers for you to try.  These events are always a lot of fun.  RSVP's are recommended but not required.  $20