Susquehanna Folk teams up with Beshore Hill Farm and the New Cumberland Collective to present an autumn evening with delicious local foods and a concert by 2022 SFMS Emerging Artist Colin Cutler.

Harvest Dinner

Join us for a delicious outdoor meal (see menu below) featuring fresh vegetables directly from the farm. The meal will be served "family style" with food on large platters to share. All menu items are vegan; select your entree (meat or vegan) when you buy your ticket.

Rain or Shine!

This event will be held regardless of weather. October evenings are chilly, especially after sunset, so please dress to be warm enough, and feel free to bring blankets. We'll have a bonfire! If rains, we'll move under shelter.

Live Music: Colin Cutler

After dinner, enjoy a concert with 2023 SFMS Emerging Artist Showcase winner Colin Cutler! In keeping with the October theme, Colin will be seasoning his set with some of his collection of traditional murder ballads and other spooky numbers. His website is ColinCutlerMusic.com

Parking and Accessibility:

Guests will be directed where to park in the field when they arrive, and stroll up the scenic hillside to the event area. Anyone who needs a lift up the hill (or back down) can request a ride in the golf cart, or can ask to park close to the dining area.

Meet our Partners:

For this event, Susquehanna Folk is collaborating with:

• Beshore Hill Farm:

  a family farm growing a diverse and flavorful mix of seasonal vegetables and herbs, as well as flowers. They are USDA Certified Organic and committed to sustainable agriculture. You can buy their produce at the farm or at local farmers' markets. Visit BeshoreHillFarm.com

• The New Cumberland Collective:

  "an inclusive group of people, businesses, residents and creatives helping to make New Cumberland uniquely awesome". This event is part of the "Boo Cumberland" Series of October activities and events to help folks get in the spooky spirit. The Collective is a new group and doesn't have much web presence yet, but find them on Facebook or check out their LinkTree.