“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
Past Newsletters
Live Music, Bluegrass Retreats, and New Jams
Jan 14 BBQ, Bluegrass & Beer w/Walrus & Hitch Gibson Brothers at the Kate Thursday, January 26, 2023 – 7:30 pm THE RUTA BEGGARS & JIM ALLEN @ Park City Music Hall WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 Ages 21 and up Doors: 6pm // Show: 8pm $14 / Day Of : $19 Jan 28 Sperry Creek -…
Jam Camps, Family Jam, Kids Roots Music Opportunities and More! December Newsletter
CTBA Family Jam and CTBA Meeting SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2022 AT 12 PM – 2 PM at the Canton Parks and Rec 40 Dyer Avenue Canton, CT 06019Bring your guitar, banjo, fiddle, bass, mandolin, or dobro… A snack to share if you want something specific (not required) but we’ll have some festive food and play…
November Newsletter
Tony Trischka in West Hartford at the Sounding Board November 12, 7:30 PM 9:30 PM Tony Trischka is a banjo virtuoso, songwriter and educator, originally from Syracuse, N.Y., where he was raised in a home filled with music. Tony settled in among a peer group of extraordinary musicians who saw American roots music as a thriving,…
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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.
The mailing list is not meant as a discussion group, though sometimes subscribers will use it to post bluegrass-related questions. As a courtesy, when posting details on events, include location and date in the Subject line. You must subscribe to the list to send and receive content. And, posts to the list are not managed or screened. Please: no flaming and respect the intent of the list.
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