Susquehanna Folk Coffeehouses are intimate evenings showcasing Central Pennsylvania's fine amateur acoustic musicians, who play a wide variety of material for an attentive, music-loving audience. Come hear alt-country songwriter Autumn Sky Hall, peace songs from harpist Louis Lynch, the fun and eclectic Rayzen Kane, and a wildflower mix from Joe Pye.

The Barn is accessible and is smoke- and alcohol-free. Food and beverages will be available, as well as artists' merchandise and tip jars. Support your local folkies! Donations to defray our costs and support local folk music are always welcome.

Our Winter Coffee House features these local and regional performers (in no particular order):

Rayzen Kane

Trio members Tom Washic, Bill Frederick and Jim Richardson combine their various musical backgrounds (Blues, Classic Folk, Barbershop and even Polka) to create their own fun and unique sound. Look for their newest recording, Evolution, online.

Autumn Sky Hall

Autumn Sky Hall is an alt-country songwriter and an inductee of the Northern Californian Music Hall Of Fame. Her recent EP While We’re Here is a love letter to the friends she left on her trek to PA to be close to her dad. Whether with her band or by herself, Autumn’s approach makes the genre shine.

Louis Lynch

Louis Lynch is a harpist, pianist, and songwriter who plays a wide variety of Irish folk, modern Celtic, pop and folk. He is also music director of Harrisburg Harp Orchestra, a complete orchestra featuring dozens of harps.

Joe Pye

Songwriter Joe Pye brings a wildflower mix into the folk music tradition with his depictions of scenery, emotions, and allegories found within Pennsylvania's ridges and valleys. His music may just inspire you to stomp your boots down to the water and pick yourself a bouquet.