Experience Grammy-award winning musician, historian, and co-founder of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, Dom Flemons, in a captivating live performance celebrating African American roots music, Black cowboy heritage, and the rich traditions of American folk, blues, and country music. Featuring songs, stories, and historic film clips, this performance brings American history to life through music. A memorable experience for all ages! Student discounts and group rates available.

Amor y Luz is a two-woman Latin American music ensemble presenting “Música, Alegría y Movimiento”, an interactive program designed to lift spirits, spark memories, and inspire connection. Amy Vitro on flute/guitar/percussion/vocals and Kutasha Silva on vocals/cello create rich harmonies, infectious rhythms, and a celebration of alegría (joy/delight). Featuring styles such as bolero, bomba, cumbia, and more, this uplifting performance offers a window into Latin American dance and song while celebrating alegría, community, and the power of music to bring people together.

Mark your calendar for August 1, at 7pm.  For this Summer Sing Choir Festival with music from Bernstein, Copland, Sondheim, Pasek and Paul, and more.

Be a part of a special event to help uplift our youth and families at the Queen Anne’s County Family YMCA!

Featuring special guest from Australia, Matt Runnalls, world renowned Mind & Behavior Specialist and Mental Health Advocate.

Enjoy fun activities, such as live music, a gaga ball pit, art, resources, and food trucks!

Mark Schatz – celebrated bassist known for his work with Béla Fleck – and multi-instrumentalist Rachel Eddy unite for vibrant, heartfelt old-time music. Their blend of fiddle, banjo, bass, and rich harmonies brings Appalachian tradition to life with joyful virtuosity. Back by popular demand!

The series is pleased to welcome Collins & Vocke as the NEW featured performers. Together Sarah Collins and Jonathon Vocke bring a fresh take to both Irish and Old-Time music, pairing traditional fiddle melodies with two-fingered banjo. Drawing inspiration from the Celtic traditions that Sarah grew up with in Boston and the old-time and folk scene that Jonathan calls home in Baltimore, this duo explores the space at the intersection of these musical styles. The music they create together is first and foremost about groove, and plays with the balance of lightness, sensitivity, and grounding.