Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center

Tom Paxton
Tom Paxton proved to be one of the most durable of the singer/songwriters to emerge from the Greenwich Village folk revival scene of the early '60s. In some ways, he had more in common with the late-'50s generation of folksingers such as Dave Van Ronk (who was 16 months his senior) and even older performers than with the new crop of singer/songwriters with whom he tended to be associated, such as Bob Dylan and Phil Ochs (both of whom were several years his junior)....

Noel Paul Stookey
Noel Paul Stookey is best known as one-third of the folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary. Stookey balanced his involvement with the trio with myriad activities as a solo singer/songwriter, record producer, and political and spiritual activist, and he has remained active with such endeavors following the death of PP&M's Mary Travers in September 2009....

Mack Bailey
You can tell a lot about singer songwriter Mack Bailey by the musical company he keeps. Mack has been hailed as “the next great singer in folk music” by no less an authority than Glenn Yarbrough, the original tenor in the fabulous world-renowned folk trio, The Limeliters....

Peter and the Wolf
British folk-rock trio Peter and the Wolf had its beginnings in 2002 when vocalist/guitarist Marc Sunderland and drummer Donna Dosanjh (who plays her kit standing) met at school. After playing the open mic circuit, they were joined by double-bassist Hugo Harrison....