Links and videos since mid-March 2020, Part 1

• Bela Fleck: My Bluegrass Heart – From the bio: “My Bluegrass Heart is the third chapter of a trilogy which began with the 1988 album, Drive, and continued in 1991 with The Bluegrass Sessions. The project features a who’s who of some of the greatest instrumentalists in bluegrass music’s history alongside some of the best of the new generation of players mandolinists Sam Bush, Sierra Hull, and Chris Thile; fiddlers Michael Cleveland and Stuart Duncan; celebrated multi-instrumentalist Justin Moses, bassists Edgar Meyer and Mark Schatz, and the amazing Bryan Sutton and Molly Tuttle on guitar.” The bio didn’t mention the other performers: Jerry Douglas, Billy Strings, David Grisman, Tony Trischka, Noam Pikelny, Billy Contreras, Cody Kilby, Paul Kowart, Andy Leftwich, Dominick Leslie, and Royal Masat – an unbelievable collaboration!! Then Bela took the new music on the road with TWO bands, culminating with performances in January at Ryman Auditorium and Carnegie Hall with at least a dozen of the record’s performers. Thank you, Bela, for a historic collaboration. You can watch performances from both touring bands and more on the Even More Videos and Even More Videos, Part 2 pages.
• The Cornell Lab of Ornithology – I love their Merlin app, especially when in July they added a Song ID feature along with the Photo ID and Bird ID Wizard tools. I now know what kind of bird is hidden in the tree before me, so I know what to look for if the bird emerges.
• Live Hummingbird Feeder Cam, Bird Feeder, Studio City, California – this video is provided by Hummingbird Spot, which is also currently hosting nest cams and other hummingbird-related videos.
• Hayde Bluegrass Orchestra – I was introduced to many bands during IBMA’s World of Bluegrass 2020, and this group from Oslo, Norway, is one of my favorites. Who knew an accordion would fit in beautifully with the traditional bluegrass instrument set? Here is part of their fantastic IBMA Bluegrass Ramble performance:
• Mary Chapin Carpenter: Songs From Home: Live From My Kitchen – with squeak toy master Angus and the recently deceased White Kitty. The series concluded with Episode 62 (March 21, 2021) – thank you so much, Mary Chapin Carpenter, for providing a contant, uplifting presence for the first year of the pandemic:
• Grey Fox Bluegrass: Spirit of Grey Fox – concert links also on excellent summary page – (July 16, 17 – part 1 and part 2, 18, 19, 2020) – We’ll have unique, one-of-a-kind performances by our 2020 artists, photos and videos from over the years, and some of the most memorable sets from the recent past, all streamed to you in your living room, back yard, patio, or wherever you choose to be. Some of you have asked how to get tickets. Well, it’s FREE. You can watch on NUGS.TV, YouTube, and Facebook. It’s a fundraiser for the IBMA Trust Fund for COVID-19 Relief (ibma.org) and if you’re extra generous, you can also donate to keep Grey Fox going through this “dry spell.”
• ResortTV1: Join Jenna and Josh as they visit the Walt Disney World and Universal Studios Theme Parks here in Central Florida. They do Live Streams in the Parks, Vlogs, Park Tours, Resort Hotel Tours, and Resort TV all in very high quality with many videos in 4K! They do a live stream in a park every Friday at 6:00 or 6:30pm ET, and we have new videos every day at 9:00am! Be sure to subscribe and join the Resort Hopper Family so you don’t miss anything!!
• Wingspan: the board game phenomenon (How a Board Game About Birds Became a Surprise Blockbuster – Slate, August 15, 2021) is also available in digital versions – I have the Steam version on my PC and the Apple app too. They do all the setup and game management automatically – it’s great!
• Lincoln Center – #Memorial For Us All: Brian Stokes Mitchell
• Jigsaw Explorer and Kennections

Volunteer at Home by Transcribing Historical Documents (AARP, March 9, 2020)

• Library Of Congress By The People – Be a virtual volunteer! Anyone can contribute. Improve access to history by transcribing, reviewing, and tagging Library of Congress documents.
• National Archives – Citizen Archivist – You can contribute to the National Archives Catalog by tagging, transcribing and adding comments to our records, making them more accessible and searchable. Join us! Every contribution you make helps unlock history.
• Smithsonian Digital Volunteers – Transcription Center – Be a virtual volunteer! Anyone can contribute. Improve access to history by transcribing, reviewing, and tagging Library of Congress documents.

Additional transcribing projects:

• From The Page: Transcription Projects – many institutions represented including Folger Shakespeare Library, Harvard Library, Iowa State University Library, LA County Library, Maryland State Archives, Mount Auburn Cemetery, National Archives of the United Kingdom, National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum (I ahve transcribed scouting reports), Phillips Academy Archives and Special Collections, Queen’s Unioversity Archives, South Australia Maritime Museum, Stanford Libraries, Stanford University Libraries, Syaye Archives of North Carolina (transcribed there too), The Library of Virginia, University Libraries of UNC-Chapel Hill, University of Virginia Library, Utah State Archives, Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum, and many more …
• New York Public Library – What’s on the menu? – We’re transcribing our historical restaurant menus, dish by dish, so that they can be searched by what people were eating back in the day. It’s a big job so we need your help!
• Royal BC Museum – Transcribe – Transcribe gives you the opportunity to make the Royal BC Museum’s extensive collections more accessible, all from the comfort of your home! The transcriptions you create will become searchable data, facilitating learning and research around the world. Whether you choose to transcribe one page, one hundred pages, or just browse our collections, you’re helping us share the stories that matter.
• TED – Transcribe TEDx talks – Monolingual volunteers can help spread the ideas in TEDx talks by transcribing them! Transcribed talks can reach a wider audience because they are accessible to Deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers, indexed on search engines like Google, and able to be translated by TED Translators.

• Smithsonian Digital Volunteers
  • Archives of American Gardens Mystery Project
  • Encyclopedia of Life Translation Project
  • Invader ID
  • Smithsonian Wikipedian Volunteer Program

• Jonathan Byrd: Lunch with Byrd (Weekdays, 12:15) – Welcome to Lunch with Byrd. Monday – Friday at 12:15pm EDT, we’ll post a song, poem, story, etc. Like, subscribe, and share this video with your lunch buddies around the world. Most important, turn off distractions and enjoy a few minutes with your fan, Jonathan Byrd. Recent episodes: #155 – Light of Day, .38 Baby, Chicken Wire (February 26) | #156 – Tattoo Weather, The Ballad of Larry (March 1) | #157 – Billy Collins poem: Christmas Sparrow, Gimme Shelter, Sundays Loving You (March 2) | #158 – Under the Belly of the Night, Slip Away (March 3) | #159 – Kiss an Angel Good Mornin’ (Charley Pride cover), Juanita, Poor Johnny (March 4) | #160 – Original poem, Robert Frost poem: Choose Something Like a Star, Poor Boy (March 5) | #161 – Wild Ponies (March 8) | #162 – #92, Robert Frost: Nothing Gold Can Stay, Piece of My Heart (Erma Franklin), Cackalacky (March 9) | #163 – House Where Nobody Lives (Tom Waits cover), I Want You (March 10) | #164 – Poem #96, On the Edge, New Moon Rise (March 11) | #165 – Lakota Sioux, Gold Coast (March 12) | #166 – Kim Lane poem: Parenting Means You Should Read the Instructions, Big Truck, Do You Dream (March 15) | #167 – Arkansas Traveler, Pick Up Cowboy, I Wish I was in Love (March 16) | #168 – White Oak Wood, Bike Week (March 17) | #169 – Poems by Robert W. Service – The Men that Don’t Fit In, The Cremation of Sam McGee (March 18) | #170 – Working Offshore (March 19) | #171 – Poem #96, On the Edge, New Moon Rise (March 22) | #172 – The Cocaine Kid, Slip Away (March 23) | #173 – Speed of the Sound of Loneliness (John Prine), Big in Japan (Tom Waits), Sun on the Water (March 24) | #174 – Timeless, Close Enough to Touch, Chicken Wire (March 25) | #175 – I’ve Got to Use My Imagination (Gladys Knight & the Pips), Mama’s Got Wheels, Poor Johnny (March 26) | #176 – Freight Train (Elizabeth Cotten cover), Coyote, A Big Truck Brought It (March 29) | #177 – Wild Ponies (March 29) | #178 – Poem #17, May the River Run Dry, The Law and the Lonesome (March 31) | #179 – Poem #80, Poem #79, Lakota Sioux, Tractor Pull (April 1) | #180 – When I Need You (Leo Sayer cover), On the Edge (April 2) | #181 – Fish Out of Water, Diana Jones (April 5) | #182 – Democracy (Leonard Cohen cover), I Was an Oak Tree (April 6) | #183 – The Ballad of Larry, Poor Johnny (April 7) | #184 – I Want You, Do You Dream? (April 8) | #185 – We Used to be Birds, When the Well Runs Dry (April 9) | #186 – The Cocaine Kid, Gold Coast (April 12) | #187 – Light of Day, Bike Week (April 13) | #188 – Poem: Cutting Roses, Taking It Back, Colleen (April 14) | #189 – Love is the Law, I Hear the Train, Lucky (April 15) | #190 – Outrun the Radio (April 16) | #191 – It Don’t Make Sense, Poem #59, Poor Boy (April 19) | #192 – Earth Is Heaven, A Big Truck Brought It, Poor Johnny (April 20) | #193 – The Last Thing on My Mind (Tom Paxton cover), Scuppernong, Do You Dream? (April 21) | #194 – Chicken Wire, .38 Baby (April 22) | #195 – On the Edge, Wild Ponies (April 23) | #196 – Poem #47, River Girl (acoustic), I Want You (acoustic) (April 26) | #197 – Make Me Believe, Poem #54, Sundays Loving You (April 27) | #198 – Scorpio, Jacks (April 28) | #199 – Poem #9, Poem #84, Poor Johnny (acoustic), Fish Out of Water (acoustic) (April 29) | #200 – Poem #100, Juanita (acoustic) (April 30)) | #201 – Hard on Things (acoustic), I Wish I was in Love (acoustic) (May 3)
• The Actors Fund: Stars In The House – Live Performances By Broadway & Film Stars – Home page | YouTube channel (Daily, 8:00)
• Metropolitan Opera: Nightly Met Opera Streams (each available from 7:30 PM to 3:30 PM the next day)

• Shake Sugaree Americana Residency – a weekly (Wednesday, 7:00 to 10:00) live concert at The Kraken, hosted by Jonathan Byrd & The Pickup Cowboys (huge archive) – recent concerts include August 5 | August 12 | August 19 | August 26 | September 2 | September 9 | September 16 | September 23 | September 30 | October 7 | October 14 | October 21 | October 28 | November 4 | November 11 | November 18 | November 25 | December 2 | December 9 | December 16 | December 23 | December 30 | January 6 | January 13 | January 20 | January 27 | February 3 | February 17 | February 24 | March 3 | March 10 | March 17 | March 24 | March 31 | April 7 | April 28 | May 5 | May 19
• Carnegie Hall
  • Carnegie Hall Selects (2021 series; Fridays, 12:00) – Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 (May 21) | Selections from Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde and Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto (May 28) | Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro (June 4)
  • Live with Carnegie Hall (2020-2021 series) – Tituss Burgess (April 14) | Yannick Nezet-Seguin (April 16) | Ute Lemper (April 21) | Emanuel Ax joined by special guests Yefim Bronfman and Marc-André Hamelin (April 23) | Angelique Kidjo (April 28) | Joshua Bell (April 30) | Music’s Bright Future (May 5) | Artists in Response (May 7) | Michael Feinstein (May 12) | Renee Fleming (May 14) | Yannick Nezet-Seguin (May 19) | A Tribute to Lynn Harrell (May 21) | Musical Explorers for Families – Cumbia, Armenian Folk, and Hip Hop (May 26) | Alisa Weilerstein (May 28) | Joel Thompson’s Seven Last Words of the Unarmed (June 4) | Emanuel Ax – Legacy of Great Pianists: Part 2 – Garrick Ohlsson and Paul Lewis (June 9) | Rosanne Cash – Present Perfect: Songs of Protest and Memory (June 11) | Michael Feinstein – America’s Schubert: The Songs Of Irving Berlin (June 16) | Rhiannon Giddens with Francesco Turrisi (June 18) | Juneteenth Celebration – All-American Freedom Day (June 19) | Yannick Nezet-Seguin (June 23) | Isabel Leonard (June 25) | Daniil Trifonov (June 30) | Michael Feinstein – It’s De-Lovely: The Songs Of Cole Porter (July 7) | Isaac Stern Centenary (July 21) | Audra McDonald (July 23) | Judy Collins (July 30) | Opening Night Revisited (October 29) | Kronos Quartet and Friends: Long Time Passing (November 12) | Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsberg (November 19) | Global Ode To Joy (December 3) | Michael Feinstein: Fly Me To The Moon (December 10) | Music as Medicine (December 17) | New York String Orchestra (December 24) | Be the Light (April 1) | Voices of Hope Revisited (May 13)
• Kruger Brothers (Fridays and Saturdays, 7:00) – recent videos:
  • Studio Shows
    • Live from the Studio (April 13) | Live from the Studio: Roll Away/High Up In The Sky/Winterport/Overmountain Men (April 17)
  • The 1915 Shows
    • The 1915 Shows (April 24) | Tribute to Doc Watson (April 25) | Friday Night Jam set (May 1) | BluesGrass (May 2) | Gospel Sing Along w/Laura Boosinger (May 3) | Kruger Classics (May 8) | Kruisin With the Krugers (May 9) | All Request Weekend (May 15) | All Request Weekend (May 16) | Extended Request Friday w/Cindy Baucom (May 22) | Railroad Weekend Special (May 29 and May 30) | Peace and Calm (June 5 and June 6) | Carolina Special w/Tim Higgins (June 12 and June 13)
  • The Musical World of the Kruger Brothers (back at the studio – (also moving to YouTube)
    • June 19 and June 20 | June 26 and June 27 w/Josh Goforth | All American Favorites (July 3 and July 4) | July 10 and July 11 w/Joe Newberry | Golden Hits (July 17 and July 18) | Weekend Jam with Dennis Shaw (August 1 and August 2) | General Store – Purveyors of Music & Memories (August 7 and August 8) | Songs from the Kruger Brothers Vault (August 14 and August 15) | Patrick & Kay Crouch (August 21 and August 22) | Weekly Live Stream (August 28 and August 29) | Livestreams (September 4) and Episode 40 (September 5) | Livestreams (September 11 and September 12) | Livestreams (September 18 and September 19) | Livestreams with guest Laura Boosinger (September 25 and September 26) | Livestreams (October 2 and October 3) | Livestreams (October 9 and October 10) | Livestreams (October 16 and October 17) | Livestreams (October 23 and October 24) | Livestreams (October 30 and October 31) | Livestreams (November 6 and November 7) | Studio Sweet Studio (November 13 and November 14) | Livestreams (November 20 and November 21) | Livestreams (November 27 and November 28) | Livestreams (December 4 and December 5) | Livestreams (December 11 and December 12) | Livestreams (December 18 and December 19) | Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Specials (December 24 and December 25) | New Year’s Eve Special (December 31) | Livestreams (January 8 and January 9) | Livestreams (January 15 and January 16) | Appalachian Barn Orchestra Night with Christa Kruger (January 29 and January 30) | Livestreams (February 5 and February 6) | Livestreams (February 12 and February 13) | Kruger Brothers Trio (February 19 and February 20) | Livestreams (February 26 and February 27) | Livestreams (March 5 and March 6) | Livestreams (Episode 88 – March 12 and Episode 89 – March 13) | Livestreams (Episode 90 – March 19 and Episode 91 – March 20) | Livestreams (Episode 92 – March 26 and Episode 93 – March 27)
  • Food Notes – Cooking With the Kruger Brothers
    • Episode 1 – Alplermagronen (Swiss-style mac and cheese) (December 6) | Episode 2 – Uwe’s Chicken and Rice (December 13) | Episode 3 – Jens’ Family Goulash (December 20) | Episode 4 – Schweine Geschnetzeltes mit Rösti (December 27) | Episode 5 – Uwe’s Baked Salmon, Gratin Potatoes and Spinach (January 3) | Episode 6 – Swiss Beef and Macaroni (January 10) | Episode 7 – Christa’s butternut squash casserole with blue cheese and sage (January 17) | Episode 8 – Grandmother’s Baked Chicken and Oven Vegetables with Jens’ Special Hot Sour Cream Dip (January 24) | Episode 9 – Braised lamb, fried potatoes & baked tomatoes, red wine with cognac sauce (January 31) | Episode 10 – Swiss-style Apple and Cheese Pies, Americanized (February 7) | Episode 11 – Scandinavian Style Cured Salmon w/Dutch Oven Bread (February 14) | Episode 12 – Grandma’s Chicken Fricassee with English Potatoes (February 21) | Episode 13 – Braised Pork Tenderloin with Polenta and Carrots (February 28) | Episode 14 – Switzerland’s Favorite Chicken Curry (March 7) | Episode 15 – Grandmother’s Fish Chowder, East-Prussia Style (March 15) | Episode 16 – The essential Swiss Schnitzel, a breaded Pork chop, with Swiss Army Spaghetti (March 22) | Episode 17 – Bernese/Central Swiss Traditional Alpine au Gratin and Tomato Salad (March 29)
• Lorraine Jordan: Lorraine’s Coffee House & Music (Fridays & Saturdays, 7:30) – recent videos include: May 8 | Country Grass (May 15) | May 22 | Eric Strickland Band (May 23) | Garrett Newton & Caroline Owens (May 29) | The Grassomatics (May 30) | Nu-Blu (June 5) | Old Friends (June 6) | Deeper Shade of Blue (June 12) | Amanda Cook Band (June 13) | Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road (June 19) | Country Grass with Carolina Road & Lorraine’s Legends (June 20) | Garrett Newton & Caroline Owens (June 26) | Drive Time (July 10) | Garrett and Caroline (July 17) | Lorraine’s Online Birthday Show with Carolina Road (July 31) | Hwy 58 featuring Clyde Mattocks (August 7) | GrassOmatics (August 8) | Lorraine and Friends (August 15) | Carolina Road CD Release Show (August 21 and August 22) | Carolina Blue (August 28) | Garrett and Caroline (August 29) | Shannon Baker & Sometime Soon (September 4) | Friends in the Round (September 11) | Without Further Ado Country Band (September 12) | Three Of A Kind – Lorraine Jordan, Steve Dilling & Junior Sisk (September 18) | Lorraine’s Legends (September 19) | Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road with Larry Nixon (September 25) | The Grassomatics (October 2) | Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road No. 1 Song Celebration (October 9) | Larry Stephenson Band (October 16) | Russ Varnell & His Too Country Band (October 17) | Morris Family Band (October 24) | Nu-Blu (October 30) | Halloween Tribute to CCR with Lorraine Jordan (October 31) | Caroline (November 6) | Louis Waymore Band (November 7) | Side Road featuring Lorraine Jordan & Steve Dilling (November 13) | Davis Bradley Trio (December 12)

• The Gray Eagle: Asheville’s longest running live music venue, livestreams include:
  • The Travis Book Happy Hour: (every other Wednesday, 7:00) – Episode 1 (June 25, with Sarah Siskind) | Episode 2 (July 14, with Jon Stickley) | Episode 3 (August 5, with Lindsay Lou) | Episode 4 (August 19, with Tommy Maher & Jesse Iaquinto) | Episode 5 (September 2, with Mimi Naja) | Episode 6 (October 14, with Mike Guggino & Barrett Smith of Steep Canyon Rangers) | Episode 7 (October 21, with Matt Rieger & Andy Dunnigan of The Lil Smokies) | Episode 8 (October 28, with Tommy Maher of Fireside Collective) | Episode 9 (November 11, with Benny Galloway & Tommy Maher) | Episode 10 (January 6, with Lyndsay Pruett & Kyle Tuttle) | Episode 11 (January 20, with Josh Daniel & Mike Ashworth) | Episode 12 (February 3, with Mike Ashworth & Jon Stickley) | Episode 13 (February 17, with Jon Weisberger & Tommy Maher) | Episode 14 (March 3, with Anders Beck & Jon Stickley) | Episode 15 (March 10, with Nicki Bluhm & Mike Ashworth and Tommy Maher) | Episode 16 – A Tribute to Tony Rice (April 7, with Jon Stickley, Lyndsay Pruett, & Shawn Lane) | Episode 17 (April 21, with Jeremy Garrett & Jon Stickley) | Episode 18 (May 7, with Sierra Hull & Justin Moses) | Episode 19 (May 19, with Steve McMurry & Mike Ashworth, Mike Gugino)
  • Graham Sharp: July 19 | August 20 | September 24 | October 25
  • The Greenliners: July 21
• Cirque du Soleil 60 minute specials and more (Fridays, 3:00):
  • 2020: March 27 (Kurios, O, Luzia) | April 3 (Amaluna, Bazzar, Volta) | April 10 (Alegria: In A New Light, KA, KOOZA)| April 17 (ZED) | April 24 (Singalong Special) | May 1 (One Night for One Drop) | May 8 (Behind the Curtain of Luzia) | May 15 (On Ice Special – Crystal and Axel) | May 22 (Behind the Curtain of Kurios) | May 29 (Corteo, Volta, Totem) | June 5 (Best of Contortion) | June 12 (Classics: Saltimbanco, Nouvelle Experience, Cirque Reinvente) | June 19 (Behind the Curtain of O) | June 26 (La Nouba, Varekai, Quidam) | July 3 (Best of Aerial) | July 10 (Luzia, Bazaar, Kurios) | July 17 (Behind the Curtain of Crystal) | July 24 (TORUK, Amaluna, Dralion) | July 31 (Best of Juggling) | August 7 (Behind the Curtain of TORUK) | August 14 (Best of Clowning) | August 21 (Mystere, O, Ka) | August 28 (Behind the Curtain of Kooza) | September 4 (Best of Dancing) | September 11 (Best of Trampoline) | September 18 (OVO, Bazaar, Alegria (original version)) | September 25 (Best of Hoop) | October 2 (Behind the Curtain of OVO) | October 9 (Behind the Curtain of Mystere) | October 30 (Luzia, Corteo, Volta) | November 6 (Varekai, Alegria, Quidam) | November 13 (Spotlight On Alegria – In A New Light) | November 20 (Spotlight On Kurios – Cabinet of Curiosities) | November 27 (Spotlight On Bazaar) | December 4 (Spotlight On O) | December 11 (Spotlight On Axel) | December 18 (Spotlight On Twas The Night Before …)
  • 2021: January 15 (Spotlight On Luzia) | January 29 (Spotlight On KOOZA) | February 12 (Spotlight On VOLTA) | February 26 (Spotlight On CRYSTAL) | March 12 (Spotlight On Amaluna) | March 19 (Spotlight On One Night for One Drop) | March 26 (Spotlight On Quidam) | April 9 (Spotlight On Corteo) | April 30 (Best of Singing) | May 14 (Best of Wheels) | May 28 (Best of Teeterboard) | June 11 (Best of Straps)
  
  
• Bynum Front Porch
  • Live and Rockin’ (Saturdays and Sundays, 4:00) – recent episodes: April 4 | April 11 | April 18 | April 25 and 26 | May 2 and 3 | Storytelling – May 9 | May 16 | May 23 and 24 | May 30 and 31 | June 6
  • Live Winter Music Series (Saturdays, 7:00) – Grand Shores (September 19) | Jonathan Byrd – Jess Kline – Eric Bannon In the Round (October 17) | Tommy Edwards & Carolina Lightin’ (November 21) | A Bynum Christmas Party with Bobby Gales and New Direction Bluegrass! (December 25) | Junkman Jack Gorham (January 16) | Joe Newberry (February 20) | Abigail Dowd & Lyn Koonce (March 20)
• Scythian: Quaranstream – It may not be the cure we want. It may be just what we need. Schedule of episodes:
  • Season 1 – St. Patrick’s Day Concert (March 17) | Little Sisters of the Poor Benefit Stream (March 28) | IV – Return of the Revenge of the Quaranstream (May 15) | V – The Accordion Strikes Back (May 30) | VI – Birthday ExtravaDANza (June 13) | VII – Enter the Fiddle (June 27) | VIII – Return of the Gypsy (July 11) | IX – When Johnny met Danny/Butch Celtic & the SunDayton Kid (July 25) | X – TENTH Anniversary Holiday Special (August 8) | XI – This one goes to ELEVEN (August 22) | Season 1 Finale (September 11)
  • Season 2 – QuaranSCREAM (October 31, 7:30 PM) | Quaranseashanties (November 14, 7:30 PM) | Full Album Release LIVE Quaranstream (November 28) | Merry Christmas Quaranstream – A Very Merry Scythmas! (December 12) | Quaranstream – Brew Year’s Eve (December 31) | Quaranstream – Moonshiners Ball featuring Ben-David Warner (January 16) | That 70’s Quaranstream (January 30) | Mardi Gras – Attack of the Killer Cajuns Quaranstream (February 13) | The Lord of the Strings Quaranstream (February 27) | St. Patrick’s Day 1 year Quaranstream (March 17)

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