Folk School of St. Louis

EVENTS

Jam Sessions

The Folk School hosts jam sessions from Noon - 3pm every first and third Saturday of each month. Jams will take place in multiple rooms, so whether your interest is bluegrass, old-time, folk, blues, or a beginner’s jam, you are bound to find a jam that suits you!

Folk School also hosts Irish Sessions once a month on Saturdays and Slow Jams on Sunday afternoons about once a month. Check website for announcement of the next Irish Session and Slow Jam. Slow Jams are great for beginners!

These sessions are free and open to the public. All levels welcome.

RAC
The Jam Session program is made possible
with support from the Regional Arts Commission.

Workshops

Folk School brings in professional musicians and teachers for one-day hands-on Master Workshops, giving students the opportunity to learn directly from a master.

Upcoming Workshops

Concerts and Other Events

Current Session Dates
March 8 - April 29, 2010

Next Session Dates
May 10 - July 1, 2010

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Quick Calendar

August 6 - Fardin Karamkhani in Concert

August 7 - Old-Time and Bluegrass Jams, noon-3pm

August 8 - Slow Jam, 2-4

August 14 - Workshop and Concert with the Buckannon Brothers

August 21 - Old-Time and Bluegrass Jams, noon-3pm

August 23 - Fall Session Begins!

August 28-29 - Loufest: Folk School Booth in Kids’s Village

September 3: Beginning/Intermediate Fiddle Workshop with Stacy Phillips, 6-8PM

September 4: Intermediate/Advanced Fiddle Workshop with Stacy Phillips, 10-12

September 25: Jam at Clayton Farmers Market, 9-noon

September 25: Guitar Workshop and Concert with George Worthmore

October 9: Jam at Kirkwood Farmers Market

Octobers 23: Jam at Ferguson Farmers Market

October 30: Workshops and Concert with Bobby Taylor and Kim Johnson

Jam Sessions The Folk School hosts jam sessions from Noon - 3pm every first and third Saturday of each month. Jams will take place in multiple rooms, so whether your interest is bluegrass, old-time, folk, blues, or a beginner’s jam, you are bound to find a jam that suits you! Folk School also hosts Irish Sessions once a month on Saturdays and Slow Jams on Sunday afternoons about once a month. Check website for announcement of the next Irish Session and Slow Jam. Slow Jams are great for beginners! These sessions are free and open to the public. All levels welcome.
	The Jam Session program is made possible with support from the Regional Arts Commission.


Workshops Folk School brings in professional musicians and teachers for one-day hands-on Master Workshops, giving students the opportunity to learn directly from a master. Upcoming Workshops

Concerts and Other Events