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. This edition of the Coffeehouse includes Ed Stockton with classic American folk, bluegrass, gospel and country; Still Limber (Randy Cato and Craig Zumbrun) with Appalachian- and Celtic-influenced folk; early and more contemporary blues from Shakey Joe Kambic & Tim Snyder; and Harvest Moon (Art Wachter & Beth Lucabaugh) with an eclectic mix of acoustic folk, blues and Americana.

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.

Ed Stockton

Local folk singer Ed Stockton, a 16-year member of the Grammy award-winning New Christy Minstrels, brings his particular style of classic American folk, bluegrass, gospel, and country music to the stage. He sings and plays both six and 12-string guitars, though not at the same time.

Still Limber

This duo combines the varied talents of Randy Heisley-Cato (old-time and Appalachian; banjo, guitar and harmonica) Craig Zumbrun (folk and Celtic; 6 and 12 string guitars). You'll hear pure tradition, outstanding harmony singing, and possibly even foot percussion from one of Randy's dancing limberjacks.

Shakey Joe Kambic Duo

Shakey Joe Kambic and Tim Snyder play a combination of Early Delta Blues and more contemporary popular blues, on cigar box guitar and cajon. The duo played two nights at the 2024 Lancaster Roots and Blues Festival!

Harvest Moon

Harvest Moon performs an eclectic variety of acoustic folk, blues and Americana music. Multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Art Wachter is an accomplished finger-style guitarist. Beth Lucabaugh's appealing vocal style is influenced by music ranging from old timey, to folk, to rock, to blues. Together, their blend includes tight vocal harmonies.