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September

Wednesday, September 10, 7:30-9:30PM
Alyssa Flaherty

Friday, September 19, 7-9PM
The Honey Dewdrops

Saturday, September 20,
4:00-6:00PM (SOLD OUT)
& 7:30-9:30pm
The Nighthawks - Two Shows!

Sunday, September 21, 3-5PM
Yoko Miwa Trio

Friday, September 26, 7-9PM
Eric Andersen

Saturday, September 27, 7-9:30PM
Talbot Mayo and Friends: A Rhinestone Rendezvous with Dolly & Originals!

October

Friday, October 3, 7-9PM
Lucy Kaplanksy

Saturday, October 4, 2-4PM
Chamber Music in Historic Landmarks: I. The Spark of Sound

Friday, October 10, 7:30-9:30PM
Scott Tournet

Saturday, October 11, 7-9PM
Nom De Plume

Thursday, October 16, 7:30-9:30PM
The Young Fables

Friday, October 17, 7:30-9:30PM
The Old Part of Town

Saturday, October 18, 7:30-9:30PM
Todd Albright

Friday, October 24, 7-9PM
Hammer Creek Bluegrass

Saturday, October 25, 7-9PM
R.E.M. Tribute
with The Barnstormers

Sunday, October 26, 3-5PM
Gypsy Jazz with Maximilian Jacobs and Sam Farthing

Thursday, October 30, 7-9PM
An evening of ghosts, spirits and the supernatural with a musical performance of Conor and the Wild Hunt

SEPTEMBER

Alyssa Flaherty

Wednesday, September 10, 7:30-9:30PM

Unique to her, Alyssa Flaherty’s musical journey began before she ever picked up an instrument. Though sports took center stage in her upbringing, music’s magnetic allure steadily drew her in. Alyssa’s innate passion for song grew stronger with each passing day, compelling her to share her God-given voice with the world.

A pivotal moment arrived when Alyssa shared the stage with the iconic Kevin Costner and his band, Modern West, marking a milestone in her burgeoning career. Further validating her talent, Alyssa’s enchanting voice will soon grace screens in Kevin Costner’s eagerly awaited series, “Horizon: An American Saga,” where she’ll render the timeless hymn, “Amazing Grace.” Alyssa’s journey stands as a testament to her relentless determination and undeniable talent. As she continues to make waves in the music industry, her soul-stirring melodies and powerful voice will undoubtedly impact audiences worldwide.
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The Honey Dewdrops

Friday, September 19, 7-9PM

Virginia natives, Laura Wortman and Kagey Parrish of The Honey Dewdrops began touring in 2009 and have called the city of Baltimore home for over 10 years. They released their newest album, Here in the Mountains, in August 2024 – a batch of songs written and inspired by the origin story of a close friend.

In their two decades’ long partnership, the Dewdrops have showcased the dynamism of 2 voices and 2 instruments in a live setting and recorded form. Laura and Kagey are always working towards expanding their experimental folk sound of electric and acoustic guitars, mandolin and clawhammer banjo with tight vocal harmonies, while maintaining a commitment to deepening their understanding of the world through the lens of songwriting and music.
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The Nighthawks

Saturday, September 20,
4:00-6:00PM ( SOLD OUT) & 7:30-9:30pm

"On this landmark anniversary, founder, lead singer and harpmaster Mark Wenner is still at the helm, while drummer Mark Stutso, guitarist Dan Hovey and bassist Paul Pisciotta all share vocals and songwriting, making this lineup one of the strongest. Decades of gigs and rabid fans have earned them the name “The Best Bar Band In The World.” More than a bar band or blues band, as they’re frequently labeled, this is a band that played with Carl Perkins in addition to Muddy Waters."
- Vizztone, 2022
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Yoko Miwa Trio

Sunday, September 21, 3-5PM

Award winning, chart topping, DownBeat Rising Star pianist Yoko Miwa and her trio with Will Slater on bass & Scott Goulding on drums make their debut at Manor Mill presenting material from her new release as well as from her critically acclaimed albums “Songs of Joy”, "Keep Talkin'" & "Pathways".

Internationally acclaimed pianist/composer Yoko Miwa is one of the most powerful and compelling performers on the scene today. Her trio, with its remarkable telepathy and infectious energy, has brought audiences to their feet worldwide. Yoko was named a Rising Star Pianist in the 2022, 2023, and 2024 DownBeat Critics Poll. The Yoko Miwa Trio’s 2021 release Songs of Joy received wide acclaim and reached #1 on national jazz radio charts and was voted a best jazz album of 2021 in the DownBeat 86th Annual Readers Poll. Jazziz called it “a radiant new collection.” CD Hotlist said “…yet another triumph from one of America’s finest jazz pianists, composers, and bandleaders.”
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Eric AndersEn

Friday, September 26, 7-9PM
at the David Niven Theater at Oldfields School

Spend an evening with Eric Andersen to promote his new album Dance of Love and Death – 17 new songs – the first studio album of new Eric Andersen songs since 2003! He will perform songs from the new album as well as others spanning his career.

Eric Andersen first came to prominence as a performer in Greenwich Village in the early 1960s and immediately became part of the Village folk and songwriter scene and was at the epicenter of the American Greenwich Village singer-songwriter explosion.

Aside from his own classics, he’s co-written songs with Lou Reed, Townes Van Zandt, Rick Danko, and Bob Weir (Grateful Dead). And his songs have been covered by many artists including Bob Dylan, Judy Collins, Linda Ronstadt, Fairport Convention and Peter, Paul & Mary.
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Talbot Mayo and Friends: A Rhinestone Rendezvous with Dolly & Originals!

Saturday, September 27, 7-9:30PM
at the David Niven Theater at Oldfields School

Get ready for an unforgettable night with Talbot Mayo! Join us for an evening where Talbot will not only pay homage to the legendary Dolly Parton with her heartfelt renditions but also share her own incredible original music.

Talbot’s powerful vocals and genuine stage presence promise to captivate as she weaves between beloved Dolly hits and her unique sound. Plus, she’s bringing along special guest musicians for spontaneous collaborations and even more magic. Don’t miss this blend of classic country charm and modern musical brilliance!
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OCTOBER

Lucy Kaplansky

Friday, October 3, 7-9PM

Lucy Kaplansky is an acclaimed singer-songwriter of rare talent, “a truly gifted performer with a bag full of enchanting songs” (The New Yorker) and “the troubadour laureate of modern city folk” (The Boston Globe).

She has released nine critically acclaimed CDs, two of which were awarded Best Pop Album of the year by the Association for Independent Music. National Public Radio described her 2012 album Reunion as “a master class in making the personal universal,” and National Public Radio’s Scott Simon called her new album Last Days of Summer, released in June 2022, “Absolutely wonderful....utterly beautiful and affecting... Lucy sings songs from her life with resonance in ours.”
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Chamber Music in Historic Landmarks:
I. The Spark of Sound (Piano and Violin)

Saturday, October 4, 2-4PM at the Monkton Village Saddlery

Chamber Music in Historic Landmarks:
Four Concerts in Rural Northern Baltimore County
Prepare for four unforgettable afternoons of chamber music set in some of the most picturesque and historic venues in Northern Baltimore County. From the original 19th-century saddlery in Monkton Village to the David Niven Theater at Oldfields School and the rustic charm of the Loft at Manor Mill, each setting offers a uniquely intimate backdrop for a rich musical experience. Across four concerts—The Spark of Sound, In the Shadows, Storms, but Light, and The Quiet Bloom—the series explores themes of transformation, intimacy, and illumination. Curated by pianist Wan-Chi Su and performed by a rotating ensemble of exceptional guest artists, each program invites audiences on a journey through sound, space, and story.

October 4, Monkton Village Saddlery (Private Residence)
The Spark of Sound (Piano and Violin) 
Performed by Li-Mei Liang (violin) and Wan-Chi Su (piano)

Scott Tournet

Friday, October 10, 7:30-9:30PM

Scott Tournet has been on a long journey. After nearly twenty years on the road he has pulled back from the touring life and embraced a totally different lifestyle. His new record HOME is a celebration of and a reflection on that that journey. HOME offers the listener a comfortable chair, a pair of over the ear Hi-Fi headphones, a hot cup of coffee, and a picturesque view of it all.
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Nom De Plume

Saturday, October 11, 7-9PM

“Haunting, authentic, traveling, restless Spirit folky indie-rock.”
Nom De Plume is an eclectic indie band fronted by singer-songwriter, guitarist Aris Karabelas with innovative bassist Michael Magee, known for their emotionally resonant blend of indie, folk, country, and progressive rock. After originating in Baltimore and finding roots in Boston’s vibrant music scene, the band has reemerged with a series of acclaimed singles leading up to their third and most ambitious album, Circle the Dream, releasing August 14th, 2025. Rolling Stone Argentina praised the single “The Shadow” for its “experimental sound, with intricate textures, and hailed it as “a promising preview,” for the album Circle the Dream. Critics echo the acclaim, highlighting Nom De Plume’s “raw emotion and musical prowess” (Certified Bop), “superb storytelling” (The Other Side Reviews), and “ability to infuse esoteric and interesting elements into their music” that “sets them apart” (The Indie Grid). WEBSITE

the young fables

Thursday, October 16, 7:30-9:30PM

The Young Fables (TYF) are a dynamic Country/Pop and Roots music duo from Maryville, Tennessee, made up of Laurel Wright, a SHURE-endorsed vocalist, and Wes Lunsford, a  southpaw guitarist endorsed by GRETSCH. Their sound blends classic storytelling with contemporary pop sensibilities, captivating audiences worldwide.

Musically, TYF’s signature blend of roots and pop has drawn praise from industry legends such as Sheryl Crow, Keith Urban, and Travis Tritt. Their work has landed them on Rolling Stone’s “10 Best Country and Americana Songs of the Week”, further solidifying their reputation in the music world.
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The Old Part of Town

Friday, October 17, 7:30-9:30PM

After a sold-out show here nearly two years ago, The Old Part of Town return with another special acoustic performance, bringing with them their eclectic blend of roots-Americana, folk-rock, country-blues, and bluegrass. Showcasing tight harmonies, tasteful musicianship, standout songwriting, and an infectious on-stage camaraderie, the band features singer-songwriters and multi-instrumentalists Matt Douglass and Sam Nitzberg, Upright Dave Frieman on bass, Steve Raskin on drums, and Lynn Kasdorf on pedal steel. And in what's sure to make it an even more memorable evening, their old band mate, fiddler Brian Whaley, will be sitting in.
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Todd Albright

Saturday, October 18, 7:30-9:30PM

Todd Albright is a country blues, twelve-string guitar player and vocalist based in Detroit, Michigan. Grounded in the pre-war era of the blues tradition (1880-1939), Todd is a mindful purveyor of blues history. His repertoire upholds musical pillars such as Blind Willie McTell, George Carter, Blind Lemon Jefferson and Leadbelly. His life’s work continues the distinguished tradition of the very roots of American music as told by the African American musicians who created it.
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Hammer Creek Bluegrass

Friday, October 24, 7-9PM

Hammer Creek Bluegrass stays true to their name and keeps the tempo hopping with a wide variety of bluegrass music from classic groups like Flatt and Scruggs, The Stanley Brothers and Bill Monroe to name a few. The band has put a creative bluegrass twist of their own on some timeless country and other genres from artists like Steve Earl, Townes Van Zandt and Dwight Yoakam. Enjoy a great time as they entertain with a variety of music that is sure to keep you asking for more.

The Barnstormers Present: A Night of R.E.M.

Saturday, October 25, 7-9PM

The Barnstormers return to Manor Mill for a special night celebrating the music of R.E.M. The band brings their joyful energy and diverse musical influences to bear on an iconic catalog of music spanning three decades. For R.E.M. fans anywhere on the spectrum from hardcore to curious, this will be a night to remember! Get your tickets early – this one is sure to sell out!

Gypsy Jazz with Maximilian Jacobs and Sam Farthing

Sunday, October 26, 3:00 - 5:00 pm
Baltimore Rising Jazz Artist Series

Sam Farthing
Twenty-one year old Sam Farthing is a skilled guitarist and songwriter from Baltimore, specializing in jazz manouche and gypsy music.  At age ten Sam picked up the guitar and soon after started playing the music of his favorite guitarist, Django Reinhardt. With performances around the world at festivals like the Festival Django Reinhardt in France, Djangofest Northwest in Washington, Django sur Lennon in Ireland, Django a Gogo events around the USA, and the Charm City Django Jazz Fest at home in Baltimore, Sam has established himself as a notable figure in the genre.

Maximilian Jacobs
Violinist Maximilian Jacobs weaves jazz, classical music, and klezmer into his original compositions and virtuosic performances. He studied classical violin from the age of five and taught himself jazz at the jam sessions of his hometown of Baltimore City. Max has served as an Artist in Residence for Strathmore and played at local venues like the Kennedy Center Millenium Stage, An Die Musik, and the Charm City Django Jazz Fest.

An evening of ghosts, spirits and the supernatural with a musical performance of Conor and the Wild Hunt

Thursday, October 30, 7-9PM

Join us for an evening at Manor Mill that is sure to leave you spooked.

Watch a musically narrated film about a girl discovering the history of three generations of her family and the ghosts that followed them, while exploring their familial home passed down over a century. It is a love letter to ghostly storytelling, and a meditation on love and loss through a supernatural lens.