Howlin’ at the Moon at Mabee Farm Kicks Off August 15th

By Laura DaPolito On Aug 8, 2019

Nestled on the Mohawk River, Mabee Farm is a historic site complete with barn that plans to host toe-tapping bluegrass, folk, and great beer throughout the fall.

Join them monthly near the full moon for a night of Americana and beer from Wolf Hollow Brewing Company. Tickets are $6, and the music starts at 7pm.

2019 Howlin’ Fall Concert Series includes:

Thursday, August 15: 3/4 North
Thursday, September 12: Everest Rising
Thursday, October 17: Hot Tuesday
Tuesday, November 12: Red Haired Strangers

The fall opener, 3/4 North, is a local seven-piece band widely known for original bluegrass with strong banjo playing. They are known for Americana, with a heavy focus on original folk and bluegrass music.

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Laura is a writer from Niskayuna, New York who rediscovered her passion for language, music and the arts when her partner asked her to contribute to Nippertown a few years ago. In college, she was a news editor, poet, and musician, but her professional life as a social worker had consumed most of her creative energy until writing about music reawakened it. She writes and edits for Nippertown alongside her life partner when she isn't doting on their two dogs, cooking breakfast for their chickens, or walking through the woods.

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Michael Eck says 4 years ago
Lost Radio Rounders opening for Red Haired Strangers. Hell to the yeah!

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