Dedicated to promoting the ongoing enjoyment and preservation of traditional and contemporary folk music, dance, crafts, and lore in the Carolinas Piedmont since 1982
Their “folk process” of absorbing musical traditions and allowing them to shape their own sound creates a unique folk fusion.
Friday, May 16, 7 p.m.
Galilee Ministries of East Charlotte
Food Truck: No Forks Given
TOM EURE AND AMELIA OSBORNE
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Named one of the “12 Most Creative Families in America” by American Greeting Cards and USA Today Weekend, their performances have inspired audiences across the Southeast.
Saturday June 14, 7:00 pm
Unitarian Universalist Community of Charlotte
The Cockman Family
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The Burnett Sisters Band brings a youthful energy and modern flair to each performance, while remaining true to the traditional roots of the genre.
Saturday July 12th, 7:00 pm
St. Martin’s Episcopal Church
The Burnett Sisters Band
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Eastman MD315 F-style mandolin in classic finish.
Tickets just $5 each (or 6 for $25) available online or in-person
Drawing will be held at our Holiday Dinner and Gathering.
2025 Raffle
*Need not be present to win.
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Welcome to the Charlotte Folk Society
We are dedicated to promoting the ongoing enjoyment and preservation of traditional and contemporary folk music, dance, crafts, and lore in the Carolinas Piedmont since 1982.
Membership
When you join the Charlotte Folk Society, you become part of a rich and vibrant folk tradition that spans continents and centuries and lives on in the musicians that perform on our stage every month. Join or Renew
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When people sing together, community is created. – Peter Yarrow (Peter, Paul and Mary)
In addition to your annual membership, please consider making an additional gift of either $100.00+ to become a Sponsor or $300+ to become a Patron.
Every weekend, jam groups in a variety of genres from bluegrass to Old-Time to Celtic gather together to participate in a vibrant and living tradition of song. Beginners and experienced players alike can find their place in the circle.
Petty Thieves Brewing Company
413 Dalton Ave Suite B, Charlotte, NC
Come join us for a barrel of fun at Petty Thieves on the 4th Sunday of every month for a whopping good bluegrass jam. Organized by Greg Clarke and hosted at the beautiful Petty Thieves Brewing Company taproom. The music kicks up at 5pm and goes until closing, usually around 8pm. Petty Thieves is located…
The Casual Pint of Rivergate
14126 Rivergate Pkwy suite c-1-500, Charlotte, North Carolina
Come out to a great venue in the Rivergate / Steele Creek (Southwest Charlotte) area every Sunday. We’ll be picking and singing from 5-7pm at the Casual Pint of Rivergate.…
Birdsong Brewing Co.
1016 N Davidson St, Charlotte, NC
It's Thirsty Thursday and Birdsong wants all Bluegrass Pickers to come JAM with them at their NoDa location! New beer release each Thursday and now you can hear / play…
Join us every Friday evening from 7:00-9:00 at Holy Grounds Coffee Shop on the beautiful campus of Belmont Abbey College. All ages and skill levels are welcome. The focus of this jam is building confidence while gaining familiarity with the (mostly) bluegrass repertoire.
Mint Hill Historical Society
7601 Matthews-Mint Hill Rd, Charlotte, NC, United States
EVERY Saturday, 10–Noon. Meet at the Gazebo behind the Ashcraft One Room Schoolhouse in the center of the Carl J. McEwen Historic Village* site. Indoors in case of bad weather.…
Cabbarus Brewing
329 McGill Ave. NW, Concord, NC, United States
Concord Old Time Jams at Gibson Mill Market - NEW LOCATION - First and Third Sundays 1-3pm (or later!) at Cabarrus Brewing Company 329 McGill Ave NW, Concord, NC 28027.…
Galilee Ministries of East Charlotte
3601 Central Ave., Charlotte, NC, United States
Tom Eure & Amelia Osborne are a NC folk duo, offering up a heartfelt fusion of Celtic, Appalachian and spiritual influences. In concert, Eure & Osborne seamlessly change from one instrument to the next, swirling together fiddles, banjos, bodhrán, mandolins, guitars, and rousing vocal harmonies. Their “folk process” of absorbing musical traditions and allowing them…