Looking for some unique entertainment this summer? Join us for a concert (or two or three...).
We have put together 10 unique musical performances FREE for you and your family. Join us!
Presented in conjunction with Robinson Associates, PC; Fairbanks Memorial Hospital; and Georgeson Botanical Gardens.
Thursdays, June 6 – August 15
7 p.m. at the Georgeson Botanical Gardens,
June 6 The Frosty Bottom Boys:The Frosty Bottom Boys play a variety of styles includingAmericana, international folk, indie rock and 80’s afrofunk.
June 13 The Fairbanks Red Hackle Pipe Band:Scotland the Brave, Amazing Grace, and the great marches,jigs, reels, and Highland dances of Scottish bagpipe traditionare on the program for this award-winning pipe band.
June 20 Will Putnam & Trudy Heffernen: Will and Trudy collaborate to form Trill Music Productions.
They are known for their original Alaskan acoustic, folk and bluegrass music.
June 27 Susan Grace – An Alaskan Troubadour:With a strong rich voice and acoustic guitar, Susan sings her original songs blending traditional with contemporary styles and rhythms.
July 11 The Headbolt Heaters:The Headbolt Heaters’ eclectic sound has elements of roots rock, blues, folk, bluegrass, and an underbelly of punk.
July 18 Opera Fairbanks Orchestra Brass:A brass ensemble lead by James Bicigo on Trombone and Karen Gustafson on Trumpet will play a mix of music from light classics to popular selections. Several members of the Opera Fairbanks Brass will play along to create a trio to a quintet.
July 25 St. Animal: Inspired by reggae, rap and folk, St. Animal is the newest band on the Fairbanks Folk circuit but is composed of seasoned musicians with energy and enthusiasm.
August 1 The Rock Bottom Stompers: This is Fairbanks Stompgrass at itsfinest. Rooted in bluegrass, honkytonk and southern string band sensibilities, the RBS render a disparate assortment of lonesome tune stock for your stomping pleasure.
August 8 Leighton and the Loners: Original songs from the boreal forest and cypress lined bayous! Originally from Louisiana, Leighton has been living, picking, and writing music in his handmade log cabin in Ester Alaska since late last century.
August 15 Haifa: Fairbanks’ own Sam Herreid and Rebecca K. File will include personal compositions for a very eclectic night of music ranging from folk, jazz and hip hop to classical influences.