Category: Events

On Saturday, October 26, north and central bay public radio station KALW in San Francisco (91.7FM and Online) will hold its fall bluegrass pledge drive.

Peter Thompson, the longtime host of the Saturday evening Bluegrass Signal radio show on the station, has published a beautiful and comprehensive 2020 Calendar of current and historical bluegrass dates. The calendar includes all the Northern California Bluegrass Society information as well as many other key area bluegrass dates. The minimum donation to get the calendar is only $50.

The new calendar is available only to donors who support bluegrass music on KALW Radio. You can check out the station website (and the fall bluegrass pledge drive) for more information.

Bluegrass Musical Theatre will continue for One More Week in lovely Downtown Mountain View. The six-day-a-week run will end on Sunday, October 27, 2019 at the Mountain View Center For The Performing Arts.

NCBS and other bluegrass fans will receive a $10 Discount when purchasing tickets by using the code “BLUEGRASS” on the TheatreWorks website.

The Northern California Bluegrass Society welcomes the TheatreWorks Silicon Valley’s performance of the Bluegrass/Americana musical Mark Twain’s River Of Song. The stories of Mark Twain and plenty of our kind of music will make this an enjoyable evening of musical theatre for area bluegrass fans.

The show was written by Randal Myler & Dan Wheetman (the latter familiar to NCBS fans due to his Marley’s Ghost fame). Enjoy!

The Northern California Bluegrass Society welcomes TheatreWorks Silicon Valley’s performance of the Bluegrass/Americana musical Mark Twain’s River Of Song which will continue six days each week through October 27, 2019 at the Mountain View Center For The Performing Arts.

The show was written by Randal Myler & Dan Wheetman (of Marley’s Ghost band fame).  The stories of Mark Twain and plenty of our kind of music make this an enjoyable evening of musical theatre for area bluegrass fans.

DISCOUNT: Receive a $10 Discount when purchasing tickets by using the code “BLUEGRASS” on the TheatreWorks website.

The Northern California Bluegrass Society welcomes the TheatreWorks Silicon Valley performance of the Bluegrass/Americana musical Mark Twain’s River Of Song which will continue six days each week through October 27, 2019 at the Mountain View Center For The Performing Arts.

The show was written by Randal Myler & Dan Wheetman (the latter familiar to NCBS fans due to his Marley’s Ghost fame).  The stories of Mark Twain and plenty of our kind of music make this an enjoyable evening of musical theatre for area bluegrass fans.

DISCOUNT TICKETS: You can receive a $10 Discount when purchasing tickets by using the code “BLUEGRASS” on the TheatreWorks website.

 

 

Bluegrass Musical Theatre continues all this month in lovely Downtown Mountain View! NCBS and other bluegrass fans will receive a $10 Discount when purchasing tickets by using the code “BLUEGRASS” on the TheatreWorks website.

The Northern California Bluegrass Society welcomes the TheatreWorks Silicon Valley’s performance of the Bluegrass/Americana musical Mark Twain’s River Of Song. The stories of Mark Twain and plenty of our kind of music will make this an enjoyable evening of musical theatre for area bluegrass fans.

The six-day-a-week run will end on October 27, 2019 at the Mountain View Center For The Performing Arts.

The show was written by Randal Myler & Dan Wheetman (the latter familiar to NCBS fans due to his Marley’s Ghost fame).

 

The Northern California Bluegrass Society Volunteer Thank-You Party will be held this Sunday, October 13 at an exciting new, close-in location. NCBS Volunteers & Bands on any project over the past year should have already have received their coveted invitations. If you volunteered for any NCBS project or performed at any NCBS event in the past year and have not received your invitation, let NCBS Volunteer Party Chair Michael Hall know by October 10 and he will fix you right up!

This is always the best bluegrass party of the year! Ya’ll come now, Ya hear?