Jamming

Beginning Friday afternoon, musicians start gathering throughout the square, ready to jam in groups that range from two to ten or more. Bring your guitar, fiddle, mandolin, banjo, bass, lap dulcimer, hammered dulcimer, autoharp, mouth harp, jews harp, or whatever else you play along with a chair and then find someone playing your favorite music and join in. We do the old fiddle tunes, country, and bluegrass.  By Sunday afternoon, your fingers are tired, vocal cords worn out, and your is leg sore from tapping your toes. It’s time to go home after the best music jam yet. ‘Till next year.

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