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Mindy Murray
Mindy Murray is a singer-songwriter who draws from her life experiences and oral histories to create edgy, rootsy songs—born out of a desire to have her music mean something, while telling the stories of hard-working women and men. Many reflect life in Bucks County in the 1930s and 40s and tales from the West Virginia mountains and coal fields where she worked at clinics while in medical school. Her latest song, “Striking at Kings,” about the 1938 strike at King Farm in Morrisville, PA was just awarded first place by the International Songwriters Organization 2026 and second place by the International Women’s Freedom Song 2026. Her songs have also received rave reviews from major music journals including fRoots Magazine, No Depression, and Irish Music Magazine. Last month Murray sang her songs and told her stories to audiences at Carnegie Hall (WV), Musikfest, and the New Jersey Folk Festival. She has also appeared at the legendary Philadelphia Folk Festival, the Northern Appalachian Folk Festival, The Cup of Tae in Ireland, and many venues. A new solo album is in the works! Learn more about her music at www.MindyMurray.com.
Paige Melton
Paige holds a Bachelor’s degree in Music from Virginia Commonwealth University, where she studied jazz, opera, and classical techniques alongside music therapy. She earned her Master’s degree in Music Therapy from Temple University and is a board-certified music therapist as well as a lifelong performer who enjoys sharing folk and jazz songs with communities across the East Coast. Since moving to Pennsylvania, she has continued performing for various venues, tailoring her set lists to each audience and creating moments of connection through music. Learn more at www.paigemeltonmusic.com.
Lisa Wildman
Fans of family-friendly folky music may be familiar with Peanut Butter Jellyfish, the longtime duo of Lisa Wildman and Denise Gealer, whose sweet harmonies and songs of peace, tolerance, and caring for the earth will make your heart smile. Joined by Jon Farquharson and Mat Clark they form Group W, named after the infamous bench in “Alice's Restaurant." Group W brings an eclectic mix of folk, bluegrass, jazz, and singer/songwriter tunes to the stage. Come and sit a spell! Music for kids of all ages!
BFS Junior Singers
These talented youngsters from Buckingham Friends School have been performing for Peace Fair audiences for more than a decade.
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