“The Connecticut Bluegrass Association — or CTBA — is dedicated to bringing together the bluegrass community in CT, promoting Bluegrass Bands, Education, Jams, festivals, and event Venues.”
Keep up to date with our Monthly Newsletters to hear about Jams, Concerts, and Workshops in and around CT
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Past Newsletters
Bluegrass in Connecticut! December 2025
High Horse with Kat Wallace Saturday, December 6 Redding CT Saturday, December 6, Doors: 7 PM, Show: 8 PM Tickets: $20 in advance, $25 at the door Four friends, three bows, and one pick: High Horse is a progressive acoustic string band blending Bluegrass, Old-Time, and Celtic influences with the energy of alternative rock. Hailing…
Bluegrass in CT this month! November 2025
Dan Tyminski Show in Newtown November 14th For classic Bluegrass with a multi-Grammy winning artist, come to Edmond Town Hall in Newtown on November 14th. Dan Tyminski Band – Edmond Town Hall Max Wareham and the National Bluegrass Team Nov 7 Friday, November 7th, 2025, Doors 7 PM, Show 8 PM$20 in Advance, $25 at the…
A Win for the Connecticut Bluegrass Scene! Founder Receives International Bluegrass Music Association Industry Award.
CT Bluegrass Founder Austin Scelzo Wins Prestigious Momentum Industry Involvement Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Bluegrass Music Scene The award recognizes Austin’s contributions to the bluegrass community, extending beyond his own music releases and exposure. “Austin Scelzo, the bluegrass sensation known for his talents on the fiddle, has been honored with the Momentum Industry…
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NEBG-L is an email-based mailing list sponsored by the Boston Bluegrass Union. Subscribers to the mailing list use it to make announcements about upcoming bluegrass and bluegrass-related concerts, festivals, jams, workshops and other events. Outside of our Events Calendar, it is probably the best way to stay informed about bluegrass in New England.
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