The Infamous "Bead Ladies" are a regular fixture on Wednesday mornings. Often times Bill Cagley show up to pick a little six string too. The sounds of a busy coffee shop please the ears of God.

Bill Cagley has been playing and showcasing great acts here since before the great recession. You never know who might show up.

Tina & Her Pony, from Taos, New Mexico, is an indie Appalachian folk band with cello, banjo, ukulele, guitar and vocal harmonies tighter than your mama's brazier. They are nearing completion of an 18 month national tour. Local Irish lass Aria Strauss opens.

Opening up the evening will be Alex Harry Stone, an Americana singer-songwriter from the Twin Cities.

Riverfolk take the Coffee Grounds stage on Saturday, June 22nd.

Riverfolk plays a mix of folk flavored tunes old and new.  This includes songs that are familiar, songs that are less than familiar, and originals.  They add in a little blues, country, and even a couple of show tunes.

Featuring the vocal and guitar harmonies of Becca Leathers and Chas Somdahl, Riverfolk has been playing together with a variety of musical friends since 2002.  They have regularly played the Twin Cities coffee house circuit and concert venues across the Midwest and Canada with a contagious atmosphere of fun that audiences can't seem to resist!

Kate Anderson has organized this fun loving group of serious card players for years.

Thanks everyone who determinedly shows up every 2nd and 4th Tuesday.

The Infamous "Bead Ladies" are a regular fixture on Wednesday mornings. Often times Bill Cagley show up to pick a little six string too. The sounds of a busy coffee shop please the ears of God.

Local folk luminary, Lonnie Knight, gathers friends and colleagues once a month for a songwriters showcase of epic proportions.

Bill Cagley has been playing and showcasing great acts here since before the great recession. You never know who might show up.

A monthly jazz revue hosted by members of local jazz groups curated by members of 7 Cats Swing and CatTet. Can ya dig?

Traditional Irish music for all occasions. Soft, fun and full of life. Enjoy!

It may not be the only literary open mic in town but it is the best. Held monthly on the last Sunday unless further notified. Come on down, read it, write it, speak it.

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