The Robber Bridegroom Bluegrass Musical Continues This Weekend In Ben Lomond

The Robber Bridegroom, a bluegrass musical at Park Hall in Ben Lomond continues with shows on Friday and Saturday evenings and on Sunday afternoon. The show runs weekends through October 23, 2022. Information & Tickets: <mctshows.org>. The band for the Mountain Community Theater staging includes NCBS favorites Banjer Dan Mazer, Matt Bohn, Cata Fitzgerald and Mark Becker.

Final Show At The Summit House On Highway 17 Is Thursday September 29

The Summit House Beer Garden & Grill, a strong bluegrass venue for the past 8 years and host of the NCBS/SCBS Santa Cruz Bluegrass Fair during the pandemic, will sadly close on September 30, 2022. On Thursday, September 29 the Wildcat Mountain Ramblers, The Goat Hill Girls, and Purple Mountain Majesty will perform together and separately for a final time at the top of Highway 17 in a goodbye show for the popular venue. The outdoor performance will run 6:00-8:30pm. Food and drink will be served.

Final Bluegrass Show At The Summit House Set For Thursday September 29

The Summit House Beer Garden & Grill, a strong bluegrass venue for the past 8 years and host of the NCBS/SCBS Santa Cruz Bluegrass Fair during the pandemic, will sadly close on September 30, 2022.

Only One Thursday Night Bluegrass Show Remains. The sweeping views of the Santa Cruz Mountains and the good food and drink can be enjoyed with live bluegrass music one last time 6:00-8:30pm on:

September 29 — Members of the Wildcat Mountain Ramblers, The Goat Hill Girls, and Purple Mountain Majesty will perform together and separately for a final time at the top of Highway 17 in a goodbye show for the popular venue that survived the pandemic, but was financially harmed during that period.

Final Show At The Summit House Will Be September 29 As Venue Will Close On September 30

The Summit House Beer Garden & Grill, a strong bluegrass venue for the past 8 years and host of the NCBS/SCBS Santa Cruz Bluegrass Fair during the pandemic, will close on September 30, 2022.

Only One Thursday Night Bluegrass Show Remains. The sweeping views of the Santa Cruz Mountains and the good food and drink can be enjoyed with live bluegrass music can be enjoyed one last time 6:00-8:30pm on:

September 29 — Members of the Wildcat Mountain Ramblers, The Goat Hill Girls, and Purple Mountain Majesty will perform together and separately for a final time at the top of Highway 17 in a goodbye show for the popular venue that survived the pandemic, but was financially harmed during that period.

Two Thursday Bluegrass Shows Remain At The Summit House Before The September 30 Closing

Two Thursday Night Bluegrass Shows remain on the schedule at the Summit House Beer Garden & Grill that will close on September 30 after 8 years of bluegrass performances. The sweeping views of the Santa Cruz Mountains at the top of Highway 17 and the good food and drink can be enjoyed with live bluegrass music 6:00-8:30pm on:

September 22 — Hosted Onstage Jam with Robert & Suzanne Cornelius starring You.

September 29 — Members of the Wildcat Mountain Ramblers, The Goat Hill Girls, and Purple Mountain Majesty will perform together and separately for a final time at the top of Highway 17.

Highway 17 Bluegrass Venue The Summit House To Close September 30

The Summit House Beer Garden & Grill, a strong bluegrass venue for the past 8 years and host of the NCBS/SCBS Santa Cruz Bluegrass Fair during the pandemic, will close on September 30, 2022.

Three Thursday Night Bluegrass Shows remain on the schedule. The sweeping views of the Santa Cruz Mountains and the good food and drink can be enjoyed with live bluegrass music 6:00-8:30pm on:

September 15 — Purple Mountain Majesty

September 22 — Hosted Onstage Jam starring You.

September 29 — Members of the Wildcat Mountain Ramblers, The Goat Hill Girls, and Purple Mountain Majesty will perform together and separately for a final time at the top of Highway 17.

Owner Roseanne Mayclin and her family have offered to sell the business rather than shut it down if there is an interested buyer.  The family hopes to start a new establishment featuring live bluegrass after they resettle in the Central Valley town of Newman.

Thanks to area bluegrass musicians, especially including Robert Cornelius, who made the music happen at The Summit House.