Bluegrass Jam
First Friday of each month
Enon, Virginia, USA
First friday of each month at 7-10 pm
Held at Rivermont Presbyterian Church in Enon, Virginia
(in Chesterfield County)
Texas Renaissance Festival
October - November
Eight Weekends
Plantersvile, Texas, USA
Phone: 800.458.3435
Renaissance Festival Website
Mail To:
21778 FM 1774
Plantersville, Texas 77363
Eight Themed Weekends:
- Oktoberfest
- 1001 Dreams
- Pirate Adventure
- Roman Bacchanal
- All Hallows Eve
- Highland Fling
- Glorias de Espana
- Celtic Christmas
See
Renaissance Festival Website for details or call 800.458.3435
Oklahoma International
Blue Grass Festival
Sept 30 - Oct 2, 2010
Guthrie, Oklahoma, USA
Phone: 405.282.4446
Blue Grass Festival Website
- Lots of bluegrass and oldtime jamming
- RV and tent camping with full hookups
- Campgrounds open Wednesday noon. Free hot showers
- Amateur stage open to all
- NO PETS
- Located just north of Oklahoma City off I-35
- Tickets are $80 at the gate for all three days, $65 in advance
- Early-Bird discount tickets available until April 15
- Over 20 different blue grass bands
- One of the top 100 events in North America

2011 Winter Creek Reunion
Dulcimer & Acoustic Music Festival
Oct 6 - 9, 2011
654 Acorn Lane
Bennington, Oklahoma
E-Mail
Laurel Hamrick
Phone: 903.465.9081
For more information visit the
Red River Valley Dulcimer Club Website
Also on facebook at:
“Winter Creek Reunion Dulcimer Festival”
Specialized classes on Oct 6th (1:00 PM to 4:00 PM)
with Steven Seifert or Kendra Ward.
- Jams
- MD & HD Workshops
- Concerts
- Open Stage
- Merchant Vendors
- Food Vendors
- Camping
- RV Park
- Showers
- Pets Allowed (on leash)
- Friday night chili/stew
- Saturday night BBQ
Instruments:
- Hammer and Mountain Dulcimer
- Guitar
- Mandolin
- Auto Harp
- Bowed Psaltry
- Banjo
- Rhythm

Held at the Mary Taylor Memorial United Methodist Church of Milford. Beautiful sanctuary with good acoustics. Eight large rooms for workshops.
The festival will include concerts Friday and Saturday nights, plus a full day of activities Saturday.
We have another great lineup of workshops -- ranging from middle-of-the-road to cutting-edge -- for hammered and mountain dulcimer players of all levels. Our workshop leaders this year come from practically every state in the Northeast, including many familiar favorites from previous Nutmegs, as well as some great, new faces.
To register go to
Registration Page

Held at the Golden Eagle Christian Center, it's a full weekend of Music ... mountain & hammered dulcimer, autoharp, guitar, banjo and (what am I forgetting?) all other acoustic instruments will join our voices in a weekend of Gospel music.
We are non-denominational, just Christians sharing our love of God and praising Him through our music.
The Saturday evening Community Gospel Sing is the highlight of our retreat, giving our participants the opportunity to accompany the general public in singing the old hymns and gospels.
This is not a festival, but a retreat, where we offer music, Bible studies showing the importance of music in Biblical times and in the present. We are non-denominational, just Christians sharing our love of God and praising Him in song.
This year we celebrate a decade of music, memories and relationships! We'd love to have you join us. Please contact us or visit our website for information regarding camping and pets.

2nd Annual New Mexico
Dulcimer Festival
Oct 14 - 15, 2011
Albuquerque, New Mexico
The Annual NM Dulcimer Festival
is proudly sponsored by
The New Mexico Dulcimer Association and
Apple Mountain Music Store.
See Festival Website
(www.NMDulcFest.com)
for more info and how to register
Registration information, workshop schedules and concert offerings for this 2-day event are available on our website.
Approximately 30 workshops focusing on mountain and hammered dulcimers, but also Celtic harp, bowed psaltery, ukulele, guitar and mandolin. Jams, open mics, on-site meals, on-site music/instrument vendor, and public concerts.
Instructors: Larry Conger (MD), Tina Gugeler (HD), Stephen Seifert (MD), Jonathan Dowell (MD), Irma Reeder (MD, Celtic harp), Peggy Spofford (MD), Scott Reeder (HD, guitar, bowed psaltery), Gretchen Van Houten (mandolin), Michael VeSeart (ukulele)

Held at the Hoblitzelle Camp and Conference Center in Midlothian, Texas, just 30 minutes south of Dallas. Workshops for all sorts of "Irish" instruments, singing workshops, music theory, playing by ear, and dancing.
Directions and Map