Although he’s just 23 years old, Lakota John is an old soul with a deep appreciation for roots music. In this solo “musical conversation” the singer/guitarist shares songs that showcase his love of folk and the blues and, through the sounds of the Native flute, his Indigenous heritage. The proud son of a musical Lumbee Nation family, he’s performed with the likes of Taj Mahal, Pura Fe, and Keith Secola.

LJ will be broadcasting live from Lumberton, North Carolina, the lands of the Lumbee Nation—50,000 members who’ve called the enchanting area’s swamps and cypress trees home since the mid-1700s.

Grab some take out and tune in to this exclusive live LOH house concert streamed via YouTube. Admission is FREE but registration is required.

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Siblings Liz and Dan Faiella celebrate their family’s Irish roots with crisp vocals, mesmerizing fingerstyle guitar, lyrical fiddling, and exhilarating rhythmic drive. Their music calls to mind the cordial contra dances of their youth in New Hampshire, while conveying a wistfulness for their ancestral homeland.

With each performance, this effervescent duo takes listeners on a journey through haunting ballads, danceable jig and reel medleys, and poignant slow airs.

Grab some take out and tune in to this exclusive live LOH house concert streamed via YouTube. Admission is FREE but registration is required.

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With his Royal Chilharmonic project, the four-time Grammy winner creates a virtual symphony by adding electronics and pre-recorded sounds to his trademark solo recitals. He turns his improvisational imagination loose with influences ranging from Bach to the blues and from Brazil to the Balkans.

Expect an evening of music that is impossible to label and resembles the flow of nature—colorful, melodic, pulsing, and spontaneous.

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An evening of traditional and contemporary Native American storytelling.

Communities of culture have long maintained cohesion and connection through oral tradition. These stories guide people in their relationships to each other and to the world they live in. In this interdisciplinary performance and “Aunty Ted Talk,” culture bearer J Miko Thomas (Chickasaw), whose name as a drag performer is Landa Lakes, draws upon the stories of the so-called ‘Five Civilized Tribes’ — the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek (Muscogee) and Seminole tribes  —  that were forcefully displaced from their homelands over the span of 70 years.

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Although he’s just 23 years old, Lakota John is an old soul with a deep appreciation for roots music. In this solo “musical conversation” the singer/guitarist shares songs that showcase his love of folk and the blues and, through the sounds of the Native flute, his Indigenous heritage. The proud son of a musical Lumbee Nation family, he’s performed with the likes of Taj Mahal, Pura Fe, and Keith Secola.

LJ will be broadcasting live from Lumberton, North Carolina, the lands of the Lumbee Nation—50,000 members who’ve called the enchanting area’s swamps and cypress trees home since the mid-1700s.

Grab some take out and tune in to this exclusive live LOH house concert streamed via YouTube. Admission is FREE but registration is required.

Find out more

Siblings Liz and Dan Faiella celebrate their family’s Irish roots with crisp vocals, mesmerizing fingerstyle guitar, lyrical fiddling, and exhilarating rhythmic drive. Their music calls to mind the cordial contra dances of their youth in New Hampshire, while conveying a wistfulness for their ancestral homeland.

With each performance, this effervescent duo takes listeners on a journey through haunting ballads, danceable jig and reel medleys, and poignant slow airs.

Grab some take out and tune in to this exclusive live LOH house concert streamed via YouTube. Admission is FREE but registration is required.

Find out more

With his Royal Chilharmonic project, the four-time Grammy winner creates a virtual symphony by adding electronics and pre-recorded sounds to his trademark solo recitals. He turns his improvisational imagination loose with influences ranging from Bach to the blues and from Brazil to the Balkans.

Expect an evening of music that is impossible to label and resembles the flow of nature—colorful, melodic, pulsing, and spontaneous.

Find out more

An evening of traditional and contemporary Native American storytelling.

Communities of culture have long maintained cohesion and connection through oral tradition. These stories guide people in their relationships to each other and to the world they live in. In this interdisciplinary performance and “Aunty Ted Talk,” culture bearer J Miko Thomas (Chickasaw), whose name as a drag performer is Landa Lakes, draws upon the stories of the so-called ‘Five Civilized Tribes’ — the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek (Muscogee) and Seminole tribes  —  that were forcefully displaced from their homelands over the span of 70 years.

Find out more