Join us for an evening of music with Durham Ukulele Orchestra at Bynum Front Porch!

Cost: This event is free, but donations are welcome—just look for the pith helmet.

Parking: Free and easy parking is available at the Bynum ball field or in the field next to the venue.

Seating: Bring your own chair or use one of ours—we have plenty!

Food & Drinks: A food truck will be on-site, or you can grab dinner from a local restaurant.

Please Note: No pets or alcohol allowed.

Location:
950 Bynum Road
Pittsboro, NC 27312

Inclement Weather: In the case of inclement weather, the show will be moved in the air conditioned Bynum General Store.

The Durham Ukulele Orchestra plays a delicious and cohesive “musical soup” that ranges from jazz standards to art rock classics like “Psycho Killer” by the Talking Heads. Blending these selections to the will of their tiny four-stringed instruments, the orchestra continues to turn out surprising and delightful renditions of familiar and slightly more obscure selections from the world of popular music. And although the band is very serious about what they do (as serious as ukuleleists can be), the central idea between D.U.O has always been fun. Fun music to play and fun tunes for the public to listen to.

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Join us for an evening of music with Jon Shain and FJ Ventre at Bynum Front Porch!

Cost: This event is free, but donations are welcome—just look for the pith helmet.

Parking: Free and easy parking is available at the Bynum ball field or in the field next to the venue.

Seating: Bring your own chair or use one of ours—we have plenty!

Food & Drinks: A food truck will be on-site, or you can grab dinner from a local restaurant.

Please Note: No pets or alcohol allowed.

Location:
950 Bynum Road
Pittsboro, NC 27312

Inclement Weather: In the case of inclement weather, the show will be moved in the air conditioned Bynum General Store.

Jon Shain is the 2019 International Blues Challenge winner in the solo duo category. Shain had the good fortune to learn directly from a number of NC's older blues players, and became a member of Big Boy Henry's backing band. He got his start playing his own music with old area favorite roots rockers Flyin' Mice. Jon was a finalist (along with FJ) in the 2009 International Blues Challenge in Memphis and the 2008 and 2018 winner of the Triangle Blues Society’s Blues Challenge and 2006 winner of NC’s Indy award for Best Folk Act. He has shared stages with the likes of Keb' Mo', John Hiatt, and Jackson Browne.

FJ Ventre and Jon began playing music together in 1982 when they met in high school. FJ went on to University of Massachusetts-Lowell, earning a B.A. in Music Performance and Sound Recording. He remained in the Boston area, performing in the city's vibrant music scene. Since relocating to Chapel Hill, NC in 2000, Ventre has performed with his own group The Swang Brothers, as well as most of the Triangle's roots acts. In addition to performing as a sought-after sideman, he spends his time behind the mixing board, engineering at his own Good Luck Studio.

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Join us for an evening of music with Katharine Whalen’s Jazz Squad at Bynum Front Porch!

Cost: This event is free, but donations are welcome—just look for the pith helmet.

Parking: Free and easy parking is available at the Bynum ball field or in the field next to the venue.

Seating: Bring your own chair or use one of ours—we have plenty!

Food & Drinks: A food truck will be on-site, or you can grab dinner from a local restaurant.

Please Note: No pets or alcohol allowed.

Location:
950 Bynum Road
Pittsboro, NC 27312

Inclement Weather: In the case of inclement weather, the show will be moved in the air conditioned Bynum General Store.

Katharine Whalen of Squirrel Nut Zippers fame, makes a triumphant return with her Jazz Squad featuring Austin Riopel on guitar, Danny Grewen on trombone, and the great Griffanzo on piano. This time the chanteuse delivers an entire album of breezy west coast jazz sounds in the form of a tribute to Chet Baker.

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Join us for an evening of music with Katharine Whalen’s Jazz Squad at Bynum Front Porch!

Cost: This event is free, but donations are welcome—just look for the pith helmet.

Parking: Free and easy parking is available at the Bynum ball field or in the field next to the venue.

Seating: Bring your own chair or use one of ours—we have plenty!

Food & Drinks: A food truck will be on-site, or you can grab dinner from a local restaurant.

Please Note: No pets or alcohol allowed.

Location:
950 Bynum Road
Pittsboro, NC 27312

Inclement Weather: In the case of inclement weather, the show will be moved in the air conditioned Bynum General Store.

Katharine Whalen of Squirrel Nut Zippers fame, makes a triumphant return with her Jazz Squad featuring Austin Riopel on guitar, Danny Grewen on trombone, and the great Griffanzo on piano. This time the chanteuse delivers an entire album of breezy west coast jazz sounds in the form of a tribute to Chet Baker.

Come rock with us!

Join us for an evening of music with Nantahala at Bynum Front Porch!

Cost: This event is free, but donations are welcome—just look for the pith helmet.

Parking: Free and easy parking is available at the Bynum ball field or in the field next to the venue.

Seating: Bring your own chair or use one of ours—we have plenty!

Food & Drinks: A food truck will be on-site, or you can grab dinner from a local restaurant.

Please Note: No pets or alcohol allowed.

Location:
950 Bynum Road
Pittsboro, NC 27312

Inclement Weather: In the case of inclement weather, the show will be moved in the air conditioned Bynum General Store.

Nantahala makes the kind of music you don’t realize you’re missing until you hear it. A hyper-local gem, described by a fan as, “good friends with mad talent,” The indie folk outfit from the North Carolina Piedmont are as happy and aglow playing around a backyard campfire as a large venue or festival.

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Join us at Bynum Front Porch on Thursday, June 6th at 7:00 PM for a magical night under the stars with the Onyx Club Boys and special guest Sophie Dal-Pra. This special collaboration will transport you to a moonlit café in Paris with a mesmerizing mix of French Chansons, contemporary French tunes, Valse Musettes, Jazz Manouche, and more. Bring a chair, bring a friend, and let the music carry you away on an enchanted journey!

Friday, June 6th | 7:00–9:00 PM

Cost: This event is free, but donations are welcome—just look for the pith helmet.

Parking: Free and easy parking is available at the Bynum ball field or in the field next to the venue.

Seating: Bring your own chair or use one of ours—we have plenty!

Food & Drinks: A food truck will be on-site, or you can grab dinner from a local restaurant.

Please Note: No pets or alcohol allowed.

Location:
950 Bynum Road
Pittsboro, NC 27312

Inclement Weather: In the case of inclement weather, the show will be moved in the air conditioned Bynum General Store.

Onyx Club Boys have teamed up with singer, Sophie Dal-Pra, for a special program of French music!

We'll take you on an enchanted musical journey of French Chansons, contemporary French music, Valse Musettes, Jazz Manouche, and more.

Born in France, Sophie grew up surrounded by French music, singing along to every song. The classic tunes of Edith Piaf, Yves Montand, Charles Trenet, Georges Brassens, Aznavour, and many more, became part of her being, like any other French person.

With Gabriel Pelli on violin and guitar, Brad Cokendolpher on guitar, Aaron Gross on upright bass, and Daniel Hall on drums.

https://onyxclubboys.com/sophie-dal-pra-french-singer

Join us for an evening of music with Jack the Radio at Bynum Front Porch!

Cost: This event is free, but donations are welcome—just look for the pith helmet.

Parking: Free and easy parking is available at the Bynum ball field or in the field next to the venue.

Seating: Bring your own chair or use one of ours—we have plenty!

Food & Drinks: ***Update*** No food truck tonight but light snacks and drinks will be available inside.

Please Note: No pets or alcohol allowed.

Location:
950 Bynum Road
Pittsboro, NC 27312

Inclement Weather: In the case of inclement weather, the show will be moved in the air conditioned Bynum General Store.

Raleigh, North Carolina roots-rockers Jack the Radio blend rock and blues sensibility with Americana, folk, and country to create a tapestry of swampy southern-tinged sounds on their latest album release, Creatures. All of the songs on the album were written by singer George Hage with a common thread that weaves its way through telling us to stand strong as we ride out the highs and lows of what life throws at us.

Over the years, Jack The Radio has shared the stage with The Avett Brothers, Robert Randolph and the Family Band, George Thorogood, Cold War Kids, Rayland Baxter, and American Aquarium to name a few. Their music has been featured in countless commercial, film, and TV projects including Modern Family, Boardwalk Empire, Graceland, Beverly Hills 90210 as well as in sports programming for NASCAR, NFL, PGA among others.

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Join us for an evening of music with Django Haskins at Bynum Front Porch!

Cost: This event is free, but donations are welcome—just look for the pith helmet.

Parking: Free and easy parking is available at the Bynum ball field or in the field next to the venue.

Seating: Bring your own chair or use one of ours—we have plenty!

Food & Drinks: A food truck will be on-site, or you can grab dinner from a local restaurant.

Please Note: No pets or alcohol allowed.

Location:
950 Bynum Road
Pittsboro, NC 27312

Inclement Weather: In the case of inclement weather, the show will be moved in the air conditioned Bynum General Store.

A songwriter based in North Carolina, Django Haskins has fronted the pop-noir band, The Old Ceremony, since 2004. He also forms one half of the psych-folk duo Au Pair with the Jayhawks' Gary Louris. He has toured extensively, garnered a relentless smattering of critical praise, and had his music used in numerous film and TV projects. In 2016, he received the NC Arts Council's Artist Grant in recognition of his extensive creative exertions. He has been a part of the Big Star's Third travelling review since its inception in 2011, along with members of Big Star, REM, Wilco, Yo La Tengo, and the Kinks. He has released thirteen albums of his songs in various guises. Haskins wrote a song a week during the pandemic, resulting in over 115 new ones, some of which were released on his 2023 solo piano record, "Lost World." The Old Ceremony is currently recording their first studio album in eight years, which will also include a dozen more of these tunes, released in 2024 to mark the band's twenty year anniversary.

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Join us for an evening of music with ZamBamBooGee at Bynum Front Porch!

Cost: This event is free, but donations are welcome—just look for the pith helmet.

Parking: Free and easy parking is available at the Bynum ball field or in the field next to the venue.

Seating: Bring your own chair or use one of ours—we have plenty!

Food & Drinks: A food truck will be on-site, or you can grab dinner from a local restaurant.

Please Note: No pets or alcohol allowed.

Inclement Weather: In the case of inclement weather, the show will be moved inside the air conditioned Bynum General Store.

Location:
950 Bynum Road
Pittsboro, NC 27312

ZamBamBooGee, that’s pronounced with a soft gee sound is a local Chatham County/Pittsboro band. Our music is so danceable, drawing on a wide variety of influences. You will hear Originals, obscure, and familiar tunes, you will hear ~ Blues, Rock, Cajun, Funk, R&B, Reggae, Ballads, Jazz, Tango, World music & more.

We love what we do together. We have been called "A really fun band", "My new favorite local band" and other names (mostly Zambamboogie) as well. We love playing private parties, and the local music venues.

Come rock with us!

Lona Bartlett is a performance artist, storyteller, puppeteer and educator from Charlotte. Degrees in education and a small town upbringing in the Catskill Mountains open a gateway to a long list of presentations. No matter the genre, whether folktales, fairytales, puppets, or personal stories, Lona brings excitement and insight to stage and classroom. She designs and creates many of her puppets and sometimes runs a “puppet hospital.”

“Lona Bartlett engages audiences both large and small with a wide range of stories that entertain and delight. She is a storyteller who moves easily between adult and youth audiences ,evoking in both the many emotions of the human drama—laughter, awe, and wonder.”

Andy Russell grew up in the western Piedmont section of North Carolina, and the region and its people figure prominently in his stories and songs! His singing and storytelling style is authentic, funny, and poignant, and appeals to wide audiences. Andy has appeared at the 2024 Georgia Mountain Storytelling Festival, “A Taste of Storytelling” in LaGrange, GA and the Florida Storytelling Festival, and was selected as a “New Voice” teller for the 2023 Stone Soup Storytelling Festival.

In June 2024, Andywon the Open Mike Story Slam competition for Six Feet Apart Productions. Andy lives in Ocala, Florida with two dogs and a three-legged cat.

Chris Wise considers himself a "story-finder" as much as a storyteller. He finds stories—and songs — hidden within his own and others' lives. And, from time to time, he just makes stuff up. He settled in Raleigh 30 years ago after a career as a soldier. You’ll enjoy how he “makes little effort to separate song, story, truth, meditations on the meaning of truth, and outright lies. “

Join us for an evening of music with The Radio at Bynum Front Porch!

Cost: This event is free, but donations are welcome—just look for the pith helmet.

Parking: Free and easy parking is available at the Bynum ball field or in the field next to the venue.

Seating: Bring your own chair or use one of ours—we have plenty!

Food & Drinks: A food truck will be on-site, or you can grab dinner from a local restaurant.

Please Note: No pets or alcohol allowed.

Inclement Weather: In the case of inclement weather, the show will be moved inside the air conditioned Bynum General Store.

Location:
950 Bynum Road
Pittsboro, NC 27312

The Radio is a Pittsboro-based trio playing Americana, rockabilly, old school country, and even a little jazz and soul thrown in the mix. The band features Eck McCanless (guitar/vocals), Jon Baughman (upright bass), and Mark Murphy (drums). Small footprint, big sound! The Radio performs an ever-growing list of originals and curated covers, perfect for casual listening or hitting the dance floor.

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Join us for an evening of music with Nixon, Blevins, and Gage at Bynum Front Porch!

Cost: This event is free, but donations are welcome—just look for the pith helmet.

Parking: Free and easy parking is available at the Bynum ball field or in the field next to the venue.

Seating: Bring your own chair or use one of ours—we have plenty!

Food & Drinks: A food truck will be on-site, or you can grab dinner from a local restaurant.

Please Note: No pets or alcohol allowed.

Inclement Weather: In the case of inclement weather, the show will be moved in the air conditioned Bynum General Store.

Location:
950 Bynum Road
Pittsboro, NC 27312

Studio recordings are all well and good, but the spirit and the energy in a live setting is the best way to enjoy Nixon, Blevins and Gage. Not only incredible picking and bluegrass harmonies - but their heart shines through every song. It is flat picking at it's finest. If you're not dancing, tapping your foot, or smiling....you ain't paying attention!

Comes rock with us!

Donna Washington is an award-winning internationally known master storyteller, artist-educator, and author who has been providing workshops and performing for audiences of all ages for over thirty-six years. She is renowned for her storytelling for both children & adults from poignant & funny fables about the human condition to racy relationships stories to spine-tingling tales of terror. She has been featured at numerous festivals, schools, libraries, theaters and other venues around the world including Canada, Peru, Ireland Argentina & Hong Kong. During the pandemic, she presented over two hundred shows & workshops virtually online. In 2020, she co-founded the non-profit organization Artists Standing Strong Together with Master Storyteller Sheila Arnold for which they won a 2021 Oracle Award. In 2022 she received the Coleen Salley Storytelling Award.

Donna's eleven storytelling CDs have garnered thirty national awards. She has authored numerous articles about storytelling and education including her very popular blog Language, Literacy & Storytelling. She is also the author of six children’s books: Li’l Rabbit’s Kwanzaa, A Pride of African Tales, The Story of Kwanzaa, A Big Spooky House, award winning Boo Stew, and her latest book, Prak Fills The House. She travels all over the world performing and presenting workshops. She lives with her husband and cat in Durham, NC.

Rebecca Newton calls herself a “North Carolina-based old hippie chick musician turned author who’s done everything but jump out of an airplane (but there’s still time).”

Her 7-piece swing/early jazz/R&B band, “Rebecca & The High Tones,” was a NC institution for 30 years. Rebecca has been commissioned by National Public Radio to write and produce feature music for “All Things Considered,” has composed music for several theatrical productions, and co-produced a documentary with Clyde Edgerton. Her latest solo album is “Riding Ponies to the Moon“, which she refers to as a “Music Storybook.” Ponies points to various chapters in her southern novel called “A Simple but Kind Gesture on What Was Otherwise an Ordinary Day.” The novel is Newton’s first prose project.

Connie B. Steadman was part of legendary trio, The Badgett Sisters, an American folk and gospel group from Yanceyville, NC, and recipients of a 1990 North Carolina Heritage Award, who began singing together in 1933 and consisted of sisters Celester, Connie, and Cleonia Badgett. Under their father's tutelage, beginning at ages 4-6, the Badgett Sisters learned to sing spirituals, hymns, and gospel songs in the jubilee style, a form popular in the 1930s and 1940s with unaccompanied close harmony learned from their father, Cortelyou Odell Badgett (1905-1978). The Badgett Sisters traveled around the world and performed at Carnegie Hall. As of 2019, “Connie B.” performs as an acappella musician and storyteller solo artist throughout North Carolina.

Cedric Tillman received a BA in English from UNC Charlotte and graduated from American University's Creative Writing MFA program. His poems have appeared in journals and anthologies including RHINO, The Manhattanville Review, Solstice Literary Magazine, The Florida Review, and Kakalak. In 2017, his poem "the flag" received Special Mention recognition for the Pushcart Foundation's Pushcart Prize.

His debut collection, entitled LILIES IN THE VALLEY, was published by Willow Books in 2013. After receiving semifinalist and finalist recognition for the University of Akron, Cleveland State University, and Press 53 poetry prizes among others, IN MY FEELINS was published by WordTech Poetry in 2020. Cedric lives in Charlotte.

Liz Z Pardue is a storyteller, writer, director, and folklorist from North Carolina who has a penchant for exploring history’s darkest corners. The founder of Sisterhood of Spirits, LLC, Liz operates ghost tours and spooky historical theatrical productions from her home in Fuquay-Varina, the most haunted small town in the South. In 2024, she performed as a New Voice at the NC Storytelling Festival and published her first book, Fuquay-Varina Ghosts, Legends, & Lore: Vol. 1.  Find more of her appearances, publications, and productions on LizZPardue.com. 

Back by popular demand—a winter performance series tradition!  Hear about growing up or becoming a resident of this tight little mill town and unique community.  Featuring Bobby Gales, Emma Skurnick, Susie Crate, Cynthia Crossen, Britt Wilson, Rodney Dawson, Marilyn Ellis, and more!

Join us on November 30th from 10 am to 2 pm at Bynum Front Porch, 950 Bynum Road, Pittsboro, NC, for our Christmas Tree Pickup! If you've already purchased a tree, come by and pick it up, ready to bring holiday cheer to your home. Our team will be on hand to help with loading and answer any questions you may have. We look forward to seeing you and kicking off the holiday season together!

Lipbone Redding, internationally known singer/songwriter/performance artist/ “voicestrumentalist.”known for his ability to imitate trombones, bass, & percussion. He is a headliner for the 2024 Old North State Storytelling Festival sponsored by NC Storytelling Guild.

Lipbone is a one-man orchestra who turns story into song and songs into birds. Lipbone engages the audience as if they are additional band members, and invites them to employ their voices, claps and dance moves for the greater good.  You WILL leave happy!

Here’s a wonderful video to introduce you to him: https://www.pbs.org/video/lawrence-lipbone-redding-one-man-band-075dsr/

Advanced $10 tickets recommended to insure one of the limited seats. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lipbone-redding-live-in-bynum-tickets-983884433827

Suitable and affordable for all adults (and children 10+).

Annie Taylor McCrimmon grew up in Chatham county and has a B.A. in sociology from UNC-CH. She worked with the office of the Dean of UNC’s Department of Education until her retirement, and has written many histories and historical overviews for local churches and communities.  She is featured in the Voices of Chatham oral history project, and believes that it is essential to pay homage to the generations that preceded us in order to appreciate the value of our heritage and inform our future.

Associate Professor Alvis Dunn teaches Latin American History, North Carolina History, Humanities, and Geography. Dr. Dunn earned his doctorate at UNC Chapel Hill and teaches at UNC Asheville. He was born and raised in Bonlee, Chatham County, North Carolina, the son of postal employees who also farmed and ran a hardware store. Guatemala is his second home and his most recent work there has focused on US Citizens, who like him, have come to love that country. 

Snuffy Smith was a stay at home dad when his family started out in Chatham county—Siler City and Pittsboro.  He’s known for many things: the museum of artifacts in his home, being “best landlord ever,” and for playing bass & singing with the famous Chatham band Bluegrass Experience for 50 years.

Pam Smith owned the legendary local vintage store Beggars and Choosers for 40 years, during which she costumed many movies and conducted vintage fashion shows.  She has been auctioneer for many fundraisers over the decades, as well as a beloved actor in community theatre.  When Pam & Snuffy have a party, there are usually multitudes present!

Jane Allen Wilson is the youngest of a large beloved Pittsboro family, and is known for her skills as an theatre improv actor and director—she performed for years with the local professional improv troupe Transactors & currently hosts improv shows at The Plant once a month.  She loves to travel, and has given back to her local community by working with domestic violence survivors and as a member of the county school board.

A part of NC State University’s Language and Life project, Voices of Chatham aims to preserve the stories of Chatham County before it undergoes massive change. As a result of collecting nearly 100 unique interviews, Voices of Chatham researchers are developing an online oral history exhibit, an in depth virtual tour of Chatham County, and a documentary film highlighting the views of local residents. In keeping with the mission of the Language & Life Project, Voices of Chatham hopes to thank the community for its participation in the project by offering in depth materials that highlight the beauty and culture of the community.

Susie and Joe have been playing and singing together since the early 80s. They performed together in The Piedmont Hepcats (along with Ted Ehrhard and Allen Cottrell) and in The Radio Rangers (with Carl Jones and Nowell Creadick). They now rejoin forces to remember old songs and sing some new ones.

Susie Crate likes to think she has come full circle in her storytelling and singing. After a decade of singing and storytelling in the Piedmont Triangle from the early-80s to early-90s, Susie began traversing the globe, mostly in the direction of Siberia where she ended up building an academic career researching cultural adaptations to change overall and specifically to climate change. Now she has returned to her home in Bynum to begin the next chapter of her life and she brings stories and songs both old and new.

Known around the world for his clawhammer banjo playing, Joe Newberry is also a powerful guitarist, singer and songwriter. The Gibson Brothers’ version of his song “Singing As We Rise,” featuring guest vocalist Ricky Skaggs, won an  IBMA “Gospel Recorded Performance” Award. With Eric Gibson, he shared an IBMA “Song of the Year” Award for “They Called It Music.” A longtime and frequent guest on A Prairie Home Companion, he was a featured singer on the Transatlantic Sessions 2016 tour of the U.K. with fiddler Aly Bain and Dobro master Jerry Douglas, and at the Transatlantic Session's debut at Merlefest in 2017.  In addition to performing solo, he plays in a duo with mandolin icon Mike Compton, and also performs with the dynamic fiddler and step-dancer April Verch.  "

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/michael-reno-harrell-tickets-946493025117

Michael Reno Harrell is an award-winning songwriter, a published author, a nationally known storyteller and a visual artist. And he’s from the Southern Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina where all those things are as much a part of life as breathing. Michael’s talents in the aforementioned Fields have taken him to 44 states and several foreign countries over his over 50 plus year career. His work is based in life experiences that reflect the culture of his mountain roots, which go back eight generations. But, Michael’s stories, songs and artworks reflect not only the southern experience, but also American’s story. His work, in whichever form it may take, all comes down to one thing...story.

One could compare Michael's performances to his granddaddy's pocket knife: well worn and familiar feeling, but razor sharp and with a point. His brand of entertainment appeals to a very diverse audience.

Michael's natural knack for storytelling, in print, song and spoken word has earned him praise from not only the music community but from the literary and storytelling worlds as well, having had the honor of being a Featured Teller at the National Storytelling Festival and to be Teller In Residence at the International Storytelling Center, as well as performing at major music events like Merle Fest and the Walnut Valley Festival. Along with his performances, Michael often conducts workshops in songwriting and storytelling as well.

His humor and wit, as well as the emotional depth of his work, keep his fan base growing and staying tuned in for whatever comes next. Don’t miss the chance to experience what those faithful fans keep returning again and again to enjoy.  He is a true treasure of the Southeast.

Because this indoor show will be very popular and seating is limited, this will be a ticketed event—still the same affordable “recommended donation of $10” as when we pass the hat, but now you’re paying ahead to make sure you get a seat.  Suitable for all adults and children 12 and over.

Bluegrass Experience. Things got started, as they often do in this bluegrass rich region, with six friends competing together at the many fiddlers conventions in western North Carolina. When they won the World’s Championship Bluegrass Band at The Union Grove Fiddler’s Convention in 1972, the Experience was off and running, becoming a fixture at the Carlton Haney festivals and finding plenty of dates on the burgeoning college music scene.

They were invited to perform at the Finnish National Folk Festival in 1975, the only American band to be asked, and hosted a regular Thursday night show at Cat’s Cradle in Chapel Hill for nine years starting in ’72. Those shows at the Cradle often included visiting artists like Peter Rowan, Bobby Hicks, Dan Crary and Tony Williamson hopping up on stage to join them.

And they’re still going strong.

At 7pm the music starts. There is an outdoor stage (and an indoor stage in the store if it rains!). A different band each week: John Howie Jr, the Bluegrass Experience, Knee Deep, Neville’s Quarter… A pith helmet is passed to pay the band. Young and old dance.

There is room for the kids and toys and books... and screen doors for kids to learn to bang. No pets or alcohol. Fireflies. Sometimes thunder. Summer nights - listening to the clear voices and sweet songs melding with the cacophony from crickets, owls, tree frogs and toads. Not being able to tell if the white lights are fireflies or Christmas lights. 3/4 time. Not worrying. Not rushing. Just being. As twilight descends.

Come rock with us!

PLUS  Doherty's Paddy Wagon Food Truck!
Nine Times Around has been bringing their brand of energetic and engaging performances to pubs and microbreweries, as well as larger festival events, throughout the greater Raleigh, NC area for nine-plus years. Be prepared to join in the shenanigans as the crowd claps, shouts and sings along to traditional and modern Irish tunes from The Dubliners, The Pogues, Flogging Molly, Young Dubliners and Dropkick Murphys.

And, hey, if Irish isn't entirely your thing, Nine Times Around also performs a wide variety of alternative and classic rock covers from REM, Oasis, Jimmy Eat World, Counting Crows, The Black Keys, White Stripes, Nirvana, Eagles, and Zac Brown Band.

The vibe is always fun and entertaining with plenty of between-song banter. The band is seriously entertaining, while not taking themselves too seriously!

Venue too small for a four-piece? Looking for some mid-week entertainment? The spin-off duo, Two Times Around, featuring Kevin (guitar/vocals) and Mark (guitar/vocals), brings the same style of engaging performance.

At 7 PM the music starts. There is an outdoor stage (and an indoor stage in the store if it rains!). A different band each week: John Howie Jr, the Bluegrass Experience, Knee Deep, Neville’s Quarter… A pith helmet is passed to pay the band. Young and old dance.

There is room for the kids and toys and books... and screen doors for kids to learn to bang. No pets or alcohol. Fireflies. Sometimes thunder. Summer nights - listening to the clear voices and sweet songs melding with the cacophony from crickets, owls, tree frogs and toads. Not being able to tell if the white lights are fireflies or Christmas lights. 3/4 time. Not worrying. Not rushing. Just being. As twilight descends.

Come rock with us!

Unwind and rejuvenate with our donation-based yoga sessions every Tuesday evening from 6 to 7 PM. Open to all skill levels, these community-centered classes focus on mindfulness, flexibility, and overall well-being. Led by experienced instructors, each session offers a relaxing and supportive environment where you can connect with your body and mind. Bring your mat, a water bottle, and a positive spirit. Donations are appreciated and help support our community programs. Join us and find your balance in the heart of Bynum!

Zambamboogie, that’s pronounced with a soft gee sound is a local Chatham County/Pittsboro band. 

Our music is so danceable, drawing on a wide variety of influences. You will hear Originals, obscure, and familiar tunes, you will hear ~ Blues, Rock, Cajun, Funk, R&B, Reggae, Ballads, Jazz, Tango, World music & more. 

We love what we do together. We have been called "A really fun band", "My new favorite local band" and other names (mostly Zambamboogie) as well. We love playing private parties, and the local music venues. You can find us on facebook and on the web at www.zambamboogie.com

Unwind and rejuvenate with our donation-based yoga sessions every Tuesday evening from 6 to 7 PM. Open to all skill levels, these community-centered classes focus on mindfulness, flexibility, and overall well-being. Led by experienced instructors, each session offers a relaxing and supportive environment where you can connect with your body and mind. Bring your mat, a water bottle, and a positive spirit. Donations are appreciated and help support our community programs. Join us and find your balance in the heart of Bynum!

John Howie Jr. and The Rosewood Bluff will take the stage Friday, August 9. It's not the first time singer/songwriter/guitarist John Howie, Jr., former front man for North Carolina honky-tonk heroes Two Dollar Pistols, has been in Bynum. He keeps his rustic, burning voice on full display with his outfit, the Rosewood Bluff. Playing earnest songs from the heart, they put a soulful sheen on a sound that’s more country than alt. Ah - we can hear it now.... 

(http://www.reverbnation.com/rosewoodbluff) 

Get ready and join the fun.

At 7 PM the music starts. There is an outdoor stage (and an indoor stage in the store if it rains!). A different band each week: John Howie Jr, the Bluegrass Experience, Knee Deep, Neville’s Quarter… A pith helmet is passed to pay the band. Young and old dance.

There is room for the kids and toys and books... and screen doors for kids to learn to bang. No pets or alcohol. Fireflies. Sometimes thunder. Summer nights - listening to the clear voices and sweet songs melding with the cacophony from crickets, owls, tree frogs and toads. Not being able to tell if the white lights are fireflies or Christmas lights. 3/4 time. Not worrying. Not rushing. Just being. As twilight descends.

Come rock with us!

Unwind and rejuvenate with our donation-based yoga sessions every Tuesday evening from 6 to 7 PM. Open to all skill levels, these community-centered classes focus on mindfulness, flexibility, and overall well-being. Led by experienced instructors, each session offers a relaxing and supportive environment where you can connect with your body and mind. Bring your mat, a water bottle, and a positive spirit. Donations are appreciated and help support our community programs. Join us and find your balance in the heart of Bynum!

Adam Lee Decker used to roam the halls of Cortland High School with a song in his heart. After graduating in 2001, he found musical theater at SUNY Cortland. The love affair with music bloomed. He began touring the East Coast as the lead singer for The Fault Line, a vocal rock band. 

Adam and the Faultline took on the world and entered “America's Got Talent” sailing through to the top of the show. Adam set his sights even higher and took on the challenge of American Idol; impressing judges Randy, Jennifer and Steven Tyler. He was a vocal force to reckoned with and climbed through the Idol rounds but just missed grabbing the brass ring. 

Adam met up with the established group “Spaceship Days” and reenergized the group . His first project with them would earn Spaceship Days a Grammy nod. With Adam fronting the band, the group took home a coveted Regional Rock Band of the Year award for two years in a row. 

Adam is currently still fronting Spaceship Days, sings with the acapella group "Transit” and has a passion for performing acoustic shows throughout the triangle area of North Carolina. Adam is a certified fitness instructor, has 2 adorable kids and a wife; all cheering him on as he pursues his passion for music. He’s going to go far in his musical journey and he wants you all to come along for the ride!

At 7 PM the music starts. There is an outdoor stage (and an indoor stage in the store if it rains!). A different band each week: John Howie Jr, the Bluegrass Experience, Knee Deep, Neville’s Quarter… A pith helmet is passed to pay the band. Young and old dance.

There is room for the kids and toys and books... and screen doors for kids to learn to bang. No pets or alcohol. Fireflies. Sometimes thunder. Summer nights - listening to the clear voices and sweet songs melding with the cacophony from crickets, owls, tree frogs and toads. Not being able to tell if the white lights are fireflies or Christmas lights. 3/4 time. Not worrying. Not rushing. Just being. As twilight descends.

Come rock with us!

Unwind and rejuvenate with our donation-based yoga sessions every Tuesday evening from 6 to 7 PM. Open to all skill levels, these community-centered classes focus on mindfulness, flexibility, and overall well-being. Led by experienced instructors, each session offers a relaxing and supportive environment where you can connect with your body and mind. Bring your mat, a water bottle, and a positive spirit. Donations are appreciated and help support our community programs. Join us and find your balance in the heart of Bynum!