Second Sundays

Holland Belle makes her home at the base of the catskill mountains. Insects singing, thunder rolling, and the conversations of birds.

Sunday, May 11th 2pm | FREE

Nic Panken is a songwriter, guitar player and singer who grew up in Brooklyn and now resides in Kingston, NY. His first record of solo material will come out later this year, co-produced with multi-instrumentalist Jared Samuel. Previously he fronted New York City-based band Spirit Family Reunion releasing several records and touring extensively throughout North America and Europe, performing at Austin City Limits, Newport Folk Festival and on NPR's Tiny Desk.

For this show he will be joined by a band of smart and sensitive musicians.

Sunday, June 8th 2pm | FREE

Air-Cool Jenny is composed of Helen Rose and Kramer Sanguinetti. It was the trick of a warm late summer’s eve in New York City that Kramer and Helen first played music together well into the wee hours of the morning. They lived in the great city of New Orleans, and found joy frolicking with the creative spirits of the swamp. Presently, they reside in the bucolic Catskill Mountains of New York.

Helen's dynamic and powerful voice mixed with Kramer's golden-toned tenor creates an incomparable blend conveying heartfelt emotions to philosophical musings. Their harmonies reflect their shared experience -- finding truth in song as young human beings. As adults they share the universal language of music deeply. Inspired by Appalachian folk music, blues, country, jazz and funk, Air-Cool Jenny has an extraordinary sound of its own. Songs composed by this duo explore the wonders of the world through deep reflection and poetry born from real life events. Their latest EP, which was recorded in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana with members of the Lost Bayou Ramblers, will be released in April 2021.  

Sunday, July 13th 2pm | FREE

The Neon Moons are a Country and Eastern mash up of country, rock, and blues. Alway, always fun!!

Sunday, August 10th 2pm | FREE

Randy Miritello formed Hop City Hellcats to explore more avenues of expression.  Being a little more “electric”, Hop City became another voice with which to write. Once described as “half-way between classic Cash and Dwight Yoakum “in style, most comfortable with an acoustic guitar in hand but, having a different array of backing instrumentation to play with, his songwriting opened up to more styles.  Leaning into his musical tastes of blues, traditional and outlaw country, rock and rockabilly he set out to be the storyteller he always wanted to be.

Sunday, September 14th 2pm | FREE

Cranston is a New Jersey native whose music draws from Americana, folk, jazz, country, blues, pop, and soul. He sees songwriting and performing as a way to translate and transform the human condition into beautiful works of art.

Educated at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia as a jazz pianist, Cranston is the 2017 & 2016 Asbury Park Music Award winner as Top Male Acoustic Act, and the winner of the 2015 Asbury Park Music Award as Top Multi-Instrumentalist, so yeah, he’s pretty talented.

Sunday, October 12th 2pm | FREE