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Welcome to the Cabot Folk Club
A listening-room concert series in Cabot , Vermont, featuring the best of Vermont acoustic music.
Folk Club concerts are held the last Thursday of the month, January - May / August - November
Admission is $12 Advance / $15 Door / Member Subscription to Season $50, follow this link
About the Cabot Folk Club, follow this link / To perform at the Cabot Folk Club, follow this link
Venue is the Willey Building Auditorium / 3084 Main St. in Cabot, Vermont / Info: director@cabotarts.org 802-793-3016
Thursday, February 23rd at 7pm
Cricket Blue

When you first hear the haunting chamber folk of Vermont duo Cricket Blue, you might think of Simon & Garfunkel or of Gillian Welch and David Rawlings.
Indie folk duo from Burlington Laura Heaberlin and Taylor Smith are Cricket Blue. NPR Music calls Cricket Blue “master storytellers” and the All Scene Eye says Cricket Blue “sets a new standard for fiction-folk.” They were voted “Best Folk Group” in Vermont’s Seven Daysie Awards and they've played stages and folk festivals around the United States and Canada.
Cricket Blue Videos and website
Thursday, March 30th at 7pm
Phil Henry

Rutland based singer-songwriter Phil Henry exudes the skill of a craftsman and the authenticity of an artist. He builds detailed worlds and characters who speak through Phil’s words, with “…vivid lyrical imagery that captures the imagination.” (Seven Days)
The upbeat acoustic rhythm and melodic sensibility and lush instrumental treatment is no carbon-copy of popular or folk radio songs, but is instead an expression of Phil’s individuality and craft.
Phil Henry videos and website
Thursday, April 27th at 7pm
Sara Grace

From Montpelier, Sara Grace brings her soulful, original songs to the Willey Building stage. Sara plays guitar in a unique, percussive style and sings songs about people and about love. Her characters are quirky and the romance in her songs is often painful.
Honest, emotive and blessed with a sly, biting wit, Sara Grace is among central Vermont’s best-kept secrets. Her charismatic stage presence and soulful vocal delivery make Sara a force to be reckoned with.
Sara Grace website
Thursday, May 11th at 7pm
Mikahely

Mikahely is a singer/songwriter/guitarist from Madagascar, but his music transcends boundaries!
Mikahely draws inspiration from traditional Malagasy rhythms and lullabies to create his own unique sounds on guitar and valiha (a zither-like instrument made from bamboo). His songs highlight pressing social and environmental issues facing Madagascar and the world, such as climate change, biodiversity conservation and children's rights. Having toured in Madagascar and Europe, he now brings his music to new audiences in the United States.
Mikahely Videos and website
Date TBA
Community Sing-Around
at Harry's Hardware
Open to everyone who wishes to raise a voice, play an acoustic instrument, or just sit and listen. All levels of experience are welcome.
Thursday, May 25th at 7pm
Richard Ruane and Beth Duquette
