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Bluegrass and Beyond

It's a boot stompin', finger pickin' good time at Bluegrass and Beyond Night featuring the Compost Mountain Boys, Jenny Scheinman, and Clean Livin' at Dell'Arte's outdoor amphitheater stage! Doors open at 5:30pm. Show starts at 6:00. $10 (or $7 for Humboldt Folklife Members). Kids under 12 are free!

Purchase Tickets:  http://hfsbluegrass.brownpapertickets.com OR at Wildberries Marketplace. Members, enter your passcode to receive your discount!

Don't forget the after party at The Logger Bar! Rinky Dink Stringband will start at 9pm.

Want to know more? Check out the bands' bios here:

Clean Livin' has been playing locally since 2006. The band features traditional bluegrass and country music. The players are Britt Smith, fiddle; Darren Weiss, mandolin; Michael Proctor, dobro; Michael Walker, guitar; and Gary Grounds, bass.

Jenny Scheinman grew up on a homestead in Northern California in a family of folk musicians, studied at Oberlin Conservatory, graduated with a degree in English literature from UC Berklee, and has been performing since she was a teenager. She has taken the #1 Rising Star Violinist title in the Downbeat Magazine Critics Poll and has been listed as one of their Top Ten Overall Violinists for a decade. She has garnered numerous high-profile arranging credits with Lucinda Williams, Bono, Lou Reed, Metallica and Sean Lennon, and has toured and recorded with Bill Frisell, Bruce Cockburn, Norah Jones, Madeleine Peyroux, Nels Cline, Vinicius Cantuaria, Rodney Crowell, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and Mark Ribot. She has eight CDs of original music to date; Mischief & Mayhem, Jenny Scheinman, Crossing The Field, 12 Songs, Shalagaster, The Rabbis Lover, Live At Yoshis, and Littlest Prisoner.

The Compost Mountain Boys are a tradition of bluegrass music in Humboldt County, CA - now celebrating over 25 years! From The Redwoods on California's Far North Coast, comes a professional band that has kept the tradition of Bluegrass alive, as well as becoming a tradition in themselves. Performing often in many of the same local venues in which they started over 20 years ago, the group has brought progressive song choices to a point of mellowness and balance. With a tight, driving sound they play bluegrass standards and perform their own material, songs and instrumentals. From local Brew pubs to major Festivals, the Compost Mountain experience is an excellent lively addition to your venue or event. Traditional and progressive sounding bluegrass... with a 1960s feel. - Bluegrass today

Earlier Event: July 12
Under the Stars
Later Event: July 14
Barn Dance