The Northern California Bluegrass Society welcomes Bela Fleck with Antonio Sánchez & Edmar Castañeda to the Presidio Theater on Saturday, March 29 and two shows on Sunday, March 30. The historic theater is located in Presidio National Park, San Francisco. Limited Tickets are still available.
Presidio Theater, Presidio National Park, San Francisco.
The Good Old Fashioned Bluegrass Festival will be held Thursday-Sunday August 7-10 at the San Benito County Historical Park in Tres Pinos. The 31st festival is a benefit for the Northern California Bluegrass Society.
The Northern California Bluegrass Society welcomes Bela Fleck with Antonio Sánchez & Edmar Castañeda to the Presidio Theater on Saturday, March 29 and two shows on Sunday, March 30. The historic theater is located in Presidio National Park, San Francisco.
The Northern California Bluegrass Society accepts donations to support area bluegrass and is a California Not-For-Profit Corporation with Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3) status that is also known as the Santa Cruz Bluegrass Society.
The NCBS/SCBS Tax ID No. is 94-2907716.
Mail-In Donations: NCBS/SCBS, PO Box 390846, Mountain View, CA 94039-0846.
Volunteers are needed for the August 7-10, 2025 Good Old Fashioned Bluegrass Festival!
Join your Northern California Bluegrass Society friends as we put on the best festival of the year! Details are with the Volunteer Form on this website.
The Northern California Bluegrass Society welcomes Bela Fleck with Antonio Sánchez & Edmar Castañeda to the Presidio Theater on Saturday, March 29 and two shows on Sunday, March 30.
The historic venue is located in the beautiful Presidio National Park, San Francisco.
This new supergroup features legendary banjo master Béla Fleck, Mexican drummer Antonio Sánchez, and Colombian harpist Edmar Castañeda.
YourMembership in the Northern California Bluegrass Society supports local bluegrass music in the San Francisco Bay Area, the Monterey Bay Area, and in all of Northern California. It also means getting you ready for the upcoming bluegrass festival season!
Gene Bach, the Scott Valley Bluegrass Festival promoter, has announced that the event is CANCELLED. The festival had been set for July 18-20 in the town of Etna, off of I-5 in far Northern California.
The popular small-town festival was held for 10 years but was then on hiatus for the next 10 years. The festival was to be revived for 2024, but a nearby threatening wildfire smoked it out. Now the 2025 revival effort has been ended as well. The event will not return.
Bach is well known in California for starting the Susanville Bluegrass Festival (still ongoing under new ownership) and the Etna festival. He also started the Twin Bridges Bluegrass Festival in Montana.
Etna Main Street jam in the old days, Scott Valley Bluegrass Festival.