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Join us on the second
Saturday of every month

Open mic signup: 6:30-7p
Show begins: 7:30p
Featured act: 9:30p

Admission: $5
Free for kids and performers!

Seabold Community Club
14450 Komedal Rd
Bainbridge Island, WA

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Contact us:
seaboldmusic at gmail . com

Performers' Websites

These are just a few of the hundreds of talented folks who have performed at Seabold Second Saturday.  If you've been our featured act or participated in the open mic recently and you'd like to be listed here, please send an email to the webgoddess at emilyann[at]gmail[dot]com, with 1) your web address, 2) the name of your act, and 3) the names of participants (those who want to be named, that is!).  If you'd like a short blurb to appear next to the link, include that as well.

Happy clicking!


Emily Groff
Harp and voice; sweet as hell
www.emilygroff.com


Field and Franz
(Hilary Field and Gwen Franz)
Enchanting Viola and Guitar Duo
www.fieldandfranz.com


Hank and Claire
(Hank Payne and Claire Favro)
Songs that touch your heart and funnybone.
www.hanknclaire.com


Larry Johnson
Larry Johnson is a gifted songwriter and lyricist. Catapult is a careful collection of thoughtful stories. Enjoy. Repeat as necessary.


Laura Silverstein


Lucy Dickinson
Bainbridge Island vocalist and songwriter Lucy Dickinson performs acoustic, folk-based, spiritual and children's music.


Matt Price


Peter Spencer  


Ranger and the Re-arrangers  
(Ranger Sciacca, Michael Sciacca, Todd Houghton, Jeffrey Moose, Dave Stewart)
Gypsy jazz: A unique twist on the genre named for the famed Gypsy guitarist, Django Reinhardt.


Tania Opland and Mike Freeman
"This duo is rather astonishing — she's from Alaska and he's from England, and between them they play hammered dulcimer, fiddle, guitar, recorder and whistle, excellent percussion, sing, and have a wonderful stage presence." 
-- Whidbey Island Folk Festival, Washington, USA
www.opland-freeman.com


Tania Opland (solo)
"A superb fiddle player, and no slouch either on recorder, cittern, guitar and hammered dulcimer, she is also in possession of a voice of gentle strength that adapts well to suit various vocal styling." 
- Rock 'n' Reel Magazine, Cumbria, England
www.taniaopland.com