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Find the best music events and make the most of your time in Saratoga Springs. From music to networking and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Group cello sound experience offering relaxation and connection through live vibration. Perfect for bridal, corporate wellness, book clubs
Montbleau blends soulful songwriting with genre-defying energy, crafting uplifting, heartfelt music that spans folk, rock, funk, soul & more!
From Ireland to the world, Téada shares 25 years of powerful Irish traditional music—dynamic, joyful, and unforgettable.
Cherish the Ladies deliver exhilarating Irish music with virtuosity, warmth, and joy—an unforgettable Celtic celebration.
Join us for Kevin McKrell—Celtic trailblazer, master storyteller, and writer of some of folk music’s most beloved songs. Legendary Songwriter • Celtic Roots Pioneer • Upstate NY Icon. Kevin McKrell brings people together with his songs like 'Donegal' and 'Dublin Town'. An unforgettable night with a great American songwriter.
Sharp-edged folk with close harmonies and poetic bite—Rachel Sumner & Traveling Light sing stories of history, myth, and stubborn women.
Joy Clark’s Louisiana folk-soul and Buggy Jive’s sharp, soulful rock collide for a night of powerful songs and unforgettable storytelling.
Mark & Jill join the Erin Harpe Country Blues Duo for a night of soulful vocals, slide guitar fire & authentic, foot-stomping country blues.
South Africa's Grammy award-winning choral group melds indigenous Zulu songs and dances with acapella singing.
The Mallett Brothers Trio is the gutsy country rock of The Mallett Brothers Band stripped down to an acoustic trio for Caffe Lena. In the spirit of folk music, Mallett Brothers songs are filled with vivid imagery that captures the rugged spirit of the beautiful Maine landscape where they make their home. They 'punch it into high gear' with rock and country instrumentation, creating 'gutsy country rock' (Americana UK) that has been celebrated in the pages of Relix, No Depression and Americana Highways.
Join us for an evening of deep listening and musical storytelling with Rochmon Record Club Listening Party. Inspired by Blues music and musicians at the earliest stages of her long, award-winning career, you’ll go back to the beginning, listening to blues cuts off Bonnie Raitt’s first and second albums from 1971 and 1972 including “Mighty Tight Woman” and “Women be Wise” by classic blues woman Sippie Wallace and showcasing the slide guitar technique adopted from her blues mentor Mississippi Fred McDowell. The Rochmon will also play cuts off Bonnie’s first live performance album, 1995’s ‘Road Tested’, highlighting Bonnie’s evolving talents as a most sensitive interpreter of the songs of her friends, including “Thing Called Love”, “Love Letter”, “Angel From Montgomery” and 7 more. A Rochmon Record Club Listening Party is meant to inform and deepen our understanding of the history of the individual performers, songs, and stories that went into the making of this classic album. By listening together, we hear the music again for the first time.
Jazz vocalist Catherine Russell brings timeless swing, soul, and songbook gems to Caffè Lena. A Voice from the Heart of American Song, Catherine Russell's repertoire draws from the Great American Songbook and beyond, spanning the 1920s to the present. With sparkling acoustic swing, off-the-beaten-path song choices, and a vocal approach bursting with soul, wit, and warmth, she brings these songs vividly to life—honoring their history while making them feel utterly immediate.