*Not performing first weekend* The haunting sound of Cast in Bronze is like no other experience in the world. Carillonneur, Charlie, plays songs of yesterday, today, and tomorrow on the giant set of bells.
Coal Black Rose
Embracing the spirit of the Traveler; Coal Black Rose performs unique versions of a Olde World musics (13th Century Cantigas, Classical instrumental classics, Olde Timey Folk, Seafaring Shanti and Work Songs). Using a variety of instruments of various folk origins, Coal Black Rose brings the best of all worlds to one stage.
Magnus & Maggie
Magnus & Maggie bring you a musical timescape from their travels in the Scottish Isles (and lives of established musical academia) along with an arsenal of historic instruments and preposterous tales in the tradition of the Jongleurs and Goliards of yore. With a magical combination of melody, song, and studied nonsense, they will captivate you …
Boom Boom Shake
Modern music, ancient vibe, world music and dance.
Bad Beth and Beyond
Bad Beth performs bawdy songs and traditional French and Celtic on the bouzouki. First two weekends only!
Rambling Sailors
Jenkins & Rosie have been traveling the country singing sea songs and shanties together for over 15 years. With harmonies that please the ear and tunes that lift the spirit, Rambling Sailors will sweep you away to the maritimes and put the wind in your sails!
Pyppin Oakshire
Pyppin Oakshire is a curious fairy who is very excited to visit the land of the real. They love to set up their wishing tree to encourage everyone to make wishes and believe in magic.
Onias the Mage
Onias the Mage is a festival entertainer for all ages! The laughs are a mile a minute when Onias graces the stage.
Wyrd Friends
Join the Wyrd Friends, a wayward adventuring party, as they regale two of the greatest stories ever told; the fabled English folk tale Legend of Robyn Hood, and the quest-based escapade Wyrd Adventures… except they’ve forgotten some key props. And scripts. And actors.
Patrick O’Flaherty
Raised in Galway’s Gaeltacht on the rugged west coast of Ireland, Patrick is part of a select group of people whose native language is Gaelic. With a professional music career that has spanned over three decades, he is acknowledged as one of the truly fine practitioners of Irish mandolin and harmonica.