Still only nineteen, Nora Brown has already become one of the brightest young stars in old-time music. What began as childhood ukulele lessons in Brooklyn soon grew into a lifelong love of Appalachian traditions, and today her banjo playing and soulful voice have carried her to stages across the US, Europe, and Japan, from Newport Folk Festival to NPR’s Tiny Desk.
For this special evening, she is joined by award-winning fiddler Stephanie Coleman. The pair first met in Brooklyn’s close-knit old-time community and have since developed a rich, joyful partnership that bridges generations.
Expect an evening of intricate banjo and fiddle tunesthat carry the spirit of Appalachian music into the present.
“A disarming collection of traditional laments and exquisite banjo instrumentals.” – The New Yorker
Doors 6pm, we'll be serving pizzas from 6pm-8pm and the bar will be open all evening!
We have a total of 150 tickets available. Please note that all tickets are general admission we have a few tables and chairs but these are on a first come first serve basis. We have very limited parking so please car share, cycle, skate or walk if possible! For those without transport of We now have the option of
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Cancellations
You have 14 days from booking this event in which to exchange or cancel and receive a full refund, if you have booked last minute and there are less than 14 days before the date of the event no refund or exchange will be offered, but you can transfer the booking to a person of your choice to take your place.
