Patty Hall walked some of the same folk music roads during the 1960's great folk scare/revival on the west and east coast. Over the years and down many different roads since traveled, Patty has continued her musical journey.
Join her in an evening of folk music, blues, old time traditional music and original songs.

Gazebo Stage Schedule

10:50am - 11:00am Charles Johnson

11:00am - 11:45am Rattlesnake Creek Old Time String Band

12:00pm - 12:45pm Baja Blues Boys

1:00pm - 1:45pm Patty Hall

2:00pm - 2:45pm Robin Henkel

3:00pm - 3:45pm Chris Clarke & Plow

4:00pm - 4:45pm Trails and Rails

5:00pm - 5:45pm Jeff Bertino and Mike Stubblefield

Jam Starting Times

11:00am Traditional Irish Session

1:00pm Old Time Jam (behind Templar's Hall)

1:00pm Bluegrass Jam

Internationally recognized, California-based guitarist Christopher Dean mesmerizes audiences with his musical style, and his mix of fingerstyle and flat picking traditions performed on six and 12 string guitars.

Dean reacquaints American folk music with its Scottish and Irish roots. He tells engaging and humorous stories while weaving Celtic and American lore and history into his repertoire - from the familiar trinity of jigs, reels and haunting airs, to the music of Pete Seeger, Tom Paxton, Joni Mitchell, Gordon Lightfoot, Bob Dylan and other exponents of the American folk genre.

His passionate and compelling voice is what they notice first. As a solo artist, Ken O’Malley easily commands the room; with his band he also rocks the house. Quickly drawing the audience in, it is no wonder that the Irish News describes him “without question, as the single most enduring, influential and proficient of all Irish musicians in Southern California” and the University of St. Thomas at Houston acknowledges him to be "widely regarded as the finest Irish folk singer/songwriter in the United States today."

Charles Johnson is a storyteller and musician in the American Campfire tradition. He weaves tall-tales, spooky stories, zesty ukulele tunes and sing-along songs into a magical night of entertainment for the whole family.

We'll be celebrating Woody Guthrie and his music at this special concert.
Woody's contributions to American music are singular and everlasting. Woody created the musical song well that birthed the 1960's folk revival and the performer-songwriters like Bob Dylan, Tom Paxton, Phil Ochs Arlo Guthrie, Joni Mitchell and his road partner Pete Seeger. Today Woody's songs continue to fuel America's singing, a growing legacy and monument to Woody's genius and heartfelt visions of our people and country.
Shawn Rohlf:

20th annual Sea Chantey Festival for July 22.
National, regional and local performers will converge on the upper deck aboard the Star of India Maritime Museum of San Diego, from 11:00 am to 5:15 pm.

This great musical festival is free with paid admission to the Museum. Come aboard and enjoy some of the best traditional maritime music around.

Phil Boroff, "A master guitarist!"--with David Boroff (violin)

This is a special one of a kind concert of traditional, old time music and early blues that shouldn't be missed.

Phil Boroff plays guitar and performs in a variety of styles from old timey, bluegrass, finger picking, ragtime, country Blues, classical and Flamenco.
Phil is a one of a kind special musician who needs to be seen in performance. He's a master of the guitar and a reservoir of traditional music from the Carter Family, the finger picking styles of Doc Watson and the early blues greats.

Paula Strong and Walt Richards

Hear the West come alive !

Without trains, the American interior would not have opened up when it did.
Without trains, the cowboy - as we envision him on that long trail drive to Abilene -would not exist.

Western Music Association Duo Harmony Winners, Walt Richards and Paula Strong, founded the acoustic group, Trails & Rails - combining their western history interests
with their love of cowboy and train songs to bring you the best of both.

Trails & Rails has been honored with many Top Five nominations by WMA members including:

About Big Wide Grin
This bi-coastal trio of Elaine Dempsey, Lawrence Lambert & Karl Werne, from California and Virginia, bring diverse backgrounds of experience, music and theater together to form a rich, soulful blend of character and deep harmony. It will move you to an understanding of their name: BIG WIDE GRIN.