* Saturday, May 30th, @7:00pm: Marla Fibish (mandolin vocals), Rebecca Richman (fiddle), and Lewis Santer (guitar), bring a delightful, soulful and refined perspective to the traditional Irish music sound. Marla Fibish and Rebecca Richman build their sound from the inside out—locked-in, interwoven mandolin and fiddle at the core, with Marla's mandola and Rebecca's concertina adding texture and range. Rooted in Irish traditional music, they also bring life to original tunes from Marla and their tunesmith friends, along with threads from other traditional styles

Accomplished musicians and recording artists individually, they are also dedicated educators. Marla has cultivated a thriving community of mandolin students, while Rebecca draws on her music studies at Mills College and years of teaching experience. They released their debut duo album, Playdate, in 2025, featuring Lewis’ artful and mischievous bouzouki playing. The album celebrates a musical friendship built on deep listening and shared joy. Playing live with Lewis is yet another level of joyful.

"…absorbing and rewarding…this duo plays new and old material with a lightness of touch and a togetherness which is a joy to hear." — Alex Monaghan, Irish Music Magazine

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* Sunday, June 21st, @3:00pm (Father’s Day!): Bellingham Irish band Gallowglass will be tearing up the floor for an up close house concert. Gallowglass has developed a style of contemporary Celtic folk that Irish Music Magazine calls "an inspired approach to the tradition." The group, featuring Jan Peters (vocals, harmonica), Mishon Kirkland (vocals, Irish flute), Zach Bauman (Irish Bouzouki) and David Pender Lofgren (Bodhrán), has become one of the Pacific Northwest's most celebrated Celtic music ensembles. Gallowglass has shared the stage with Dervish, Peter Rowan, Jolie Holland, and other luminaries of the folk scene.

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