2005-7 SCHEDULE OF PUBLIC APPEARANCES
2005:

May 13-15 –  Banjo Camp North, Groton, MA. (Instructor) http://mugwumps.com/bcn.html

June 4 -- Washington Folk Festival, Glen Echo, MD (mini-concert and fiddle workshop) www.fsgw.org

June 10-11 – Henry Reed Memorial Fiddlers Convention, Glen Lyn, VA.  (Teaching a two-morning fiddle workshop.)
http://www.gilesmountainstringband.com/henryreed.html

June 12-18 – Northeast Heritage Music Camp, Johnson State University, Johnson, VT.  (Instructor)   
www.northeastheritagemusiccamp.com

June 19-25 – Lady of the Lake Dance Camp, sponsored by the Spokane Folklore Society at a camp on Coeur d’Alene Lake,
ID
.  (Fiddler and teacher)   http://www.ladyofthelake.org

July 17-23 – Swannanoa Gathering (Old-Time Week), Warren Wilson College, Swannanoa, NC.  (Instructor)  
http://www.swangathering.org

August 13 – Indiana Fiddlers Convention, Indiana State Fair, Indianapolis, IN.  (Performer)

August 14-21 – Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp, near
Estes Park, CO.  (Instructor)
http://www.rmfiddle.com

Sept. 10 – Lowell Banjo and Fiddle Contest, Lowell, MA.  (Judge)  http://www.nps.gov/lowe/2002/banjofiddle/

Sept. 25-Oct. 15 – UK tour with banjoist Ken Perlman.

CLICK HERE to view the schedule of our UK Tour.

Oct. 19-23 – American Folklore Society annual meeting,
Atlanta, GA.
http://www.afsnet.org/annualmeet/index.cfm

Oct. 26 – Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, NC (lecture)

Nov. 1-2 – Brown University,
Providence, RI (workshop, lecture-concert)

Nov. 3 – Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, MA (lecture-concert)

November 4-13 – NORTHEAST TOUR  (Alan Jabbour, fiddle, Ken Perlman, banjo)

Nov. 4 --
Brooklyn, NY.  The Good Coffee House Music Parlor, Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture,
53 Prospect Park West. Info:
tina@jamesreams.com, http://www.bsec.org/events/coffeehouse

Nov. 6 – Maynard, MA.  Concert, Sit ‘n’ Bull Tavern, Info: kathy@planetbanjo.com  www.planetbanjo.com

Nov 7 -- Montpelier, VT. Fiddle and banjo workshops.  Info: foodsong@sover.net

Nov. 8 -- Montpelier, VT. Concert. Unitarian Church, Main St.  Info: foodsong@sover.net

Nov 9 -- Quebec City, Canada. House Concert.  La Miellerie," St. Agapit, PQ.  Info: monicpol@globetrotter.net  418-728-2834.

Nov. 10 –
Ottawa, Ontario. House concert. Info: stephens@magma.ca

Nov. 11 – Maberly, Ontario. Concert, The Maberly Hall. Info: jenny_whiteley@hotmail.com.  Tickets: 613-278-0689.

Nov 12 --
Montreal, Canada.  Afternoon fiddle and banjo workshops; 8 p.m. concert.  The Green Room, 5386 St. Laurent.  
Info:
mattlarge@tisec.com

Nov. 13 – Toronto, Canada.  Afternoon fiddle and banjo workshops; evening concert, The Tranzac Club.  
Info:  
s.pritchard1@sympatico.ca

(End of Northeast tour with Ken Perlman)

December 3 --
Washington, VA.  Fiddle-banjo concert with Ken Perlman, The Theatre.
Info:  
http://www.theatre-washington-va.com, 540-675- 1253, theatreva@aol.com

December 4 -- Charlottesville, VA, afternoon fiddle and banjo workshops, The Prism, 214 Rugby Road.  
Info:
http://www.theprism.org, (434) 97-PRISM

Dec. 11 --
Bala Cynwyd, PA.  Program, Philadelphia Folksong Society, home of Dan and Robbie Ruvin, 167 N. Latch’s Lane.
Info: Jody Kolodzey,
kolodzey@pobox.upenn.edu.
2007:

Feb. 9 – Arlington, VA.  7-9 p.m. house concert, with Ken Perlman on banjo, at home of Lew Stern.
Contact: Lew Stern, (703) 920-8511,
brooklynbanjoboy@comcast.net.

Feb. 10 –
Washington, VA. 8 p.m. concert at The Theatre at Washington, Virginia. Contact: Wendy Weinberg, (540) 547-3993
or 540-675-1253,
theatreva@aol.com, http://www.theatre-washington-va.com.

March 12 –
Williamsburg, VA.  Keynote lecture-concert for annual meeting of Virginia Association of Museums.  
Contact: Margo Carlock, Executive Director, Virginia Association of Museums, 804-788-5821,
mcarlock@vamuseums.org.

Mar. 16-18 –
High Springs, FL. Fiddle instructor at Suwannee Banjo Camp, O’Leno State Park.
Contact: Ken Perlman,
kenperlman@aol.com.

March 19-24 –
Mountain View, AR.  Fiddle instructor at Ozark Folk School, Ozark Folk Center.  
Contact: Carl Adkins, Music Director, (870) 269-3851,
carl.adkins@arkansas.gov, http://www.ozarkfolkcenter.com.

March 30-31 –
Dade City, FL.  Guest of honor at 25th Annual Florida Old Time Music Championship, Sertoma Youth Ranch,
Dade City.  Contact: Jim Strickland, (813) 991-4774,
http://www.fotmc.org, mrethnic@msn.com.

April 2 --
St. Leo, FL.  7:30 p.m. concert at St. Leo University.  Contact:  Jim Strickland, (813) 991-4774, mrethnic@msn.com.

June 16 –
Johnson, VT.  Concert of faculty for Northeast Heritage Music Camp (see next item).

June 17-23 –
Johnson, VT.  Fiddle teacher at Northeast Heritage Music Camp, Johnson State College.  
Contact:  Ken Perlman, (812) 334-7992,
kenperlman@aol.com.

July 15-21 –
Caldwell, ID.  New Harmonies: Exploring American Roots Music.  A summer institute for Idaho teachers,
sponsored by the Idaho Humanities Council.  Contact: Rick Ardinger, Executive Director, Idaho Humanities Council,
208-345-5346,
Rick@idahohumanities.org.

July 21 –
Boise, ID.  8:00 p.m. American Roots Music Concert.  Featuring Hal Cannon, Alan Jabbour, and Rosalie Sorrels.  
Esther Simplot Performing Arts Center, 9th and Myrtle.  Contact: Dave Daley, 208-344-3538,
daley2004@earthlink.net.

August 5-11 –
Swannanoa, NC.  Fiddle instructor during Fiddle Week of Swannanoa Gathering, Warren Wilson College.  
Contact: Jim Magill, Director, Swannanoa Gathering,
jmagill@warren-wilson.edu, (828) 273-2419.

Sept. 16 –
Takoma Park, MD.  Performer on fiddle (with John Schwab on guitar) at Takoma Park Folk Festival,
11:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Takoma Park Middle School, 7611 Piney Branch Road.  
Contact:  Fred Stollnitz,
fstollnitz@comcast.net,  (301) 681-5748.

October 13 –
Chestertown, MD.  Presenter at “Behind the Scenes: An Afternoon of American Music” at a benefit for
St. Martin’s Ministries at Chester River Yacht and Country Club.  
Contact: Jim Anderson, (410) 778-4165,
winandjim@hotmail.com.

October 17-21 –
Quebec City, Quebec.  Participating in the annual meeting of the American Folklore Society.

November 13 –
College Park, MD.  8:30-11:00 p.m.  Fiddler for Hot Squares square dance, Cherry Hill RV Park Conference
Center.  Contact:  Janine Smith,
janineandmatt@msn.com, http://home.comcast.net/~hotsquares/.


2006:

Jan. 7 – Washington DC, Fiddle workshop, home of Ulrike Brauneis, 2863 29th St. NW, Washington DC.
Info: 202-462-2876, ulrike@brauneis.us

Jan. 8 – Glen Echo, MD. Play (with John Schwab) at Folklore Society of Greater Washington dance, Spanish Ballroom,
Glen Echo Park, Glen Echo, MD.

Jan. 15-21 –
Brasstown, NC. John C. Campbell Folk School (Instructor) www.folkschool.org  

Jan. 21-Feb. 5 – SOUTHEASTERN TOUR (Alan Jabbour, fiddle, Ken Perlman, banjo)

Jan. 21 -- Sautee, GA.  Evening dance at Sautee Community Center. Info: Peter Bull, 706-476-6229

Jan. 22 –
Union Grove, NC. 3:00 PM concert, The Cook Shack. Info: Tom and Gail Watts, tomgwatts@adelphia.net
cookshackshows@adelphia.net
, 704-528-5060, uniongrovemusic.site.voila.fr

Jan. 23 -- Charlotte, NC.  7:00-10:00 PM. fiddle and banjo workshops, home of Tom Hanchett and Carol Sawyer, 1609 The
Plaza. Info: Jon Singleton, 704-536-4843,
fiddlejon@aol.com

Jan. 24 – Tryon, NC. 7:00 PM house concert, home of Claude Graves. Info: Claude Graves,
828-894-8091,
lilmtn@teleplex.net

Jan. 25 – Cullowhee, NC. 5:30 PM concert at the Mountain Heritage Center, Western Carolina University.  
Info: Suzanne  McDowell, Mt. Heritage Center, 828-227-7129,  
http://www.wcu.edu/mhc/calander.htm

January 26 – Boone, NC. Afternoon fiddle and banjo workshops at Jones House (Watauga County Arts Council),
Boone; 7:30 PM concert at Appalachian State University. Contact Mark Freed,
philburs@yahoo.com.

Jan. 27 –
Cookeville, TN. 7:00 PM house concert at home of Howie Acuff and Delnora Reed Acuff,
931-510-0483,
howie@frontiernet.net

Jan. 28 – Hermitage, TN. 2-5 PM fiddle and banjo workshops, 7-9 PM house concert, 9-11 PM jam at home of Ron and Diane
Ault,   309 Canberra, 615-884-8074
fiddletoon@bellsouth.net , www.rondiane.org

Jan. 29 – Birmingham, AL. 4:00 PM Concert at Bare Hands Gallery, 109 Richard Arrington Jr. Blvd. S.
Info: Wendy Jarvis, 205-324-2124  
wendyjarvis@barehandsgallery.com

Jan. 30 -- Dowling Park, FL. 7:00 PM  concert at Advent Christian Village. Info: 386-658-5400.
Also 10:00 AM program for seniors on Jan 31.

Jan. 31 --  
Tallahassee, FL. 7:00 PM house concert at home of Hank Taylor, 10210 Miccosukee Rd.,
850-877-6210,
maddyhank@aol.com.

Feb. 2 --
Tampa, FL. 7:30 PM concert at Unitarian Universalist Church of Tampa,11400 Morris Bridge Rd.
Info: Gloria Holloway, 813-837-6572,
gshello@tampabay.rr.com.

Feb. 3 –
Delray Beach, FL. Concert at home of Robert Wood, robertj7@bellsouth.net

Feb. 4 – Winter Haven, FL. Concert at Lakeside Music Room, 604 30th St., N.W.
(must call for reservations) Info: Sally Anderson, 863-293-1510,
sandhd@verizon.net

Feb. 5 – Gainesville, FL. Dance, Gainesville Oldtime Dance Society, Thelma Bolton Rec. Center, 516 NE 2nd Ave.,3-7 p.m.

End of Southeast Tour with Ken Perlman

March 16 -- Jacksonville, FL. Symposium on collecting folk music and oral history, followed by concert, University of North
Florida (Participant). Info: 978-534-6407,
kenperlman@aol.com, or Ron Kephart, UNF, rkephart@unf.edu

March 17-19 -- High Springs, FL. Suwannee Old Time Banjo Camp, O'Leno State Park (Instructor).
Info: 978-534-6407,
kenperlman@aol.com, www.suwanneebanjocamp.com.

March 30-April 2 –
Lexington, KY. Lecture-concert, John Jacob Niles Center for American Music, University of Kentucky.
Info: Ron Pen, 859-257-8183,
rapen01@uky.edu

April 2 – Bowling Green, KY. 2-5 PM, fiddle workshop, Western Kentucky University.  
Reservations and information: Erika Brady, Western Kentucky,
Erika.Brady@wku.edu, (270) 745-5902.

April 5 –
Bowling Green, KY. Evening lecture on “Cemetery Decoration in the Great Smoky Mountains.” Information: Michael
Ann Williams, Western Kentucky University,
Michael.Williams@wku.edu, (270) 745-5898.    

April 7 –
Greensboro, NC. Afternoon lecture during all-day symposium and master of ceremonies for evening concert, NC
MUSIC FEST: A Celebration of North Carolina String Band Traditions, University of North Carolina-Greensboro.  Information:
Prof. Gavin Douglas, University of North Carolina-Greensboro,
gddougla@uncg.edu.

May 4 -
Haifa, Israel.  Lecture at the The University of Haifa.  Subject:   Henry Reed and the Heisenberg Principle:  Adventures
of a Documentarian among Fiddlers.  The lecture will take place at University of Haifa in Eshkol Tower,
20th floor, room 2001.

May 19-21 –
Groton, MA. Fiddle instructor, Banjo Camp North.  Info: www.mugwumps.com

May 26-27- Union Grove, NC.  Performer (with Ken Perlman), Fiddler’s Grove festival.  Info:  Henry Van Hoy, (336) 751-2171,
hvh@mvhlaw.com.

June 2-4 --
Lansing, MI.  Fiddle instructor, Midwest Banjo Camp. Info: http://www.midwestbanjocamp.com,
info@midwestbanjocamp.com

June 9-10 -- Glen Lyn, VA. Two-day fiddle workshop,10 AM-12 noon each day, at Henry Reed Memorial Fiddlers Convention,
Glen Lyn Park. Information and registration: Alan Jabbour, 202-333-1089,
jabbour@myexcel.com

June 11-17 -- Johnson, VT. Northeast Heritage Music Camp (Instructor). Info: 978-534-6407
kenperlman@aol.com, www.northeastheritagemusiccamp.com.

June 19-21 –
Columbus, OH. Speaker at symposium on “Arab-American Family Immigration Sagas,” Ohio State University.
Info: Sabra Webber,
webber.1@osu.edu, 614-299-2569

June 23-25 --
Altamont, NY.  Guest performer (with Ken Perlman), Old Songs Festival of Traditional Music & Dance. Altamount
Fairgrounds, 100 Main St.  Info:
http://www.oldsongs.org/festival/index.html, 518-765-2815

July 26-30 --
Aberdeen, Scotland.  Speaker and performer at The North Atlantic Fiddle Convention 2006.  
Info: Dr. Ian Russell, Director, Elphinstone Institute, University of Aberdeen, tel. 01224 272996,
elphinstone@abdn.ac.uk, http://www.abdn.ac.uk/elphinstone/events/nafco06/index.shtml

Aug. 6-12 -- Swannanoa, NC.  Instructor at Swannanoa Gathering (Fiddle Week), Warren Wilson College.
Info: 828-298-3434,
gathering@warren-wilson.edu, http://www.swangathering.org

Aug. 14-20 – Mountain View, AR. Weeklong fiddle workshop at Ozark Folk Center. Contact:   Elliott Hancock, Assistant
Manager, Ozark Folk Center,  870-269-3851,
Elliott.Hancock@arkansas.gov.

Sep. 10 –
Takoma Park, MD. Performance at Takoma Park Folk Festival.  Contact: Fred Stollnitz, 301-681-5748,
fstollnitz@comcast.net.

Sep. 24 –
Blue Ridge Music Center, Galax, VA.  1:00 p.m. lecture-concert, "Close Encounters with the Appalachian Fiddle:
Tunes and Stories Gathered from Stalking the Wild Fiddle Tune"; 3:00-6:00 p.m. fiddle workshop.  
Reservations:  276-236-5309  or contact Mindy DeCesar, Blue Ridge Parkway, 540-745-9680,
Mindy_DeCesar@nps.gov,   
http://www.blueridgemusiccenter.org.

Oct. 8 –
Roxbury, NY. Performance with Ken Perlman for annual festival, Fiddlers 13, sponsored by Roxbury Arts.  
Info: Ann Epner,
aepner@roxburyartsgroup.org, 607-326-7908

Oct. 13-15 --
Groton, MA.  Fiddle instructor at Old Time Music Camp North.  
Info: Mike Holmes, 781-209-1130,
mholmes@mugwumps.com, www.mugwumps.com/otm.html

Nov. 9-10 –
Tuscaloosa, AL.  Lecture and fiddle workshop, University of Alabama.  Contact: James Hall, Director, New School,
jhall2@nc.ua.edu.

Nov. 11 –
Tuscaloosa, AL. Lecture on Decoration Day traditions in the South, meeting of Alabama Folklife Association.
Contact: Jim Hall,  
jhall2@nc.ua.edu.