CLOSED JANUARY 4 thru FEBRUARY 5
We are closed for the month of January, and will reopen on Thursday February 6. “Winter is a season of recovery and preparation.” – Paul Theroux
We are closed for the month of January, and will reopen on Thursday February 6. “Winter is a season of recovery and preparation.” – Paul Theroux
Ticket link follows bio: THE BOSTON IMPOSTERS are a husband-wife singer-songwriter duo and music educators based in Southeast Wisconsin. Davey Harrison and Maire (pronounced like Mary) Clement began collaborating many years prior, but their duo was officially founded during their time living as Midwestern Imposters in Boston. The duo blend beautiful harmonies, accompanied by acoustic guitar, mandolin, and banjo […]
Please call 920-563-9391 to reserve seats and to let us know if you are likely to dine here that night. BILL CAMPLIN is back! Just when you thought you were safe from “his consummate guitar, voice, and lyrics, and with a mix of folk and rock-influenced tunes. And an awesome sense of humor.” Bill is lonesome […]
BUY TICKETS following bios: MAXIMINAO’s music is rarely about just one emotion, moment, or person. Their debut album, “The Real Truth,” instead explores the way that experience flows through periods of growth and change. The songs shimmer, echo, and glide through tales of memory and identity that Piet Levy of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel called […]
THE RAMBLIN' KIND is a classic Country & Western band from Milwaukee & Madison, featuring the fabulous RUTHIE MCQUINN of the Krause Family Band on vocals and fiddle. Blues duo LOOPER & HOSS will do an opening set. For over 20 years, this electrifying blues duo has been captivating audiences across southeastern Wisconsin, northern Illinois, […]
Witty, songwriter-storyteller with a flair for the creative, the dramatic, and the humorous. “CHRISTINE LAVIN is the Folk World's long reigning Queen of the Intelligently Absurd. The title of one of her earlier albums, "I Don't Make This Stuff Up, I just Make it Rhyme" says it all. She has an eye for the ironic […]