Sam Grisman is the son of David Grisman; a legendary bluegrass musician who joined Jerry Garcia’s bluegrass band Old and In The Way in the 1970’s, and later went on to collaborate with Garcia on a number of albums in the early 1990’s. The music they made blended Grisman’s mixture of bluegrass and Hot Club jazz with Garcia’s love of old time and traditional tunes.

Sam, who is an accomplished bassist and recording session musician in his own right, is taking the Sam Grisman Project on the road to showcase the music of his father and Jerry Garcia. He’ll be accompanied by a troupe of impressive players with roots in the Portland, New York, and New Orleans. Whether you came of age listening to Grisman-Garcia, or this is your first introduction to their music, the Sam Grisman Project will bring the Grateful Dawg sound to life and carry your feet to the dance floor. Hope to see you there, and Happy New Years!

Music is back in Langlois at the Cheese factory.  Opening act Rebecca Conner and Leon Cotter. Outside show 20 bucks at the door under 17 are free!

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LANGLOIS CHEESE FACTORY " Sign Lighting" potluck BBQ Sunday, March 31st 1 to 3 pm plates, utensils,meat, juice and water will be provided SOUTH COAST FOLK

SOCIETY DANCE 3 to 8 pm See flyer

From thePort Orford Arts Council FB page:

In case you didn‘t know, Dennis Bowman, who lovingly preserved and enhanced the old Langlois Cheese Factory, has now lovingly replaced the old sign with an “almost” replica (no neon, but it does have lights!). Come to the Lighting BBQ & Potluck and congratulate Dennis for his fine work. To make this festive day even more wonderful, the South Coast Folk Society is having a workshop and a concert and dance, oh my! The Cheese Factory is one of our very best venues for just about anything. This is going to be a special day!