Our 2022-2023 Coffee House mini-series is back at Fort Hunter Barn, hosted by our own Joe Cooney.

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 month includes Maria Wilson, Katie Damiano, Mary-Grace Autumn Lee, Eryn Spangler, and a once-in-a-blue-moon chance to hear a hammered dulcimer at a SFMS coffeehouse. It'll be a treat!

Maria Wilson

A premier solo guitarist with six albums of her own, Maria Wilson's complex, contemporary guitar sound has astonished audiences up and down the East Coast, and delighted listeners on Spotify, Amazon Music, and other digital music services. Maria has been performing professionally for over 30 years and is a published composer for TV and film.

Katie Damiano

Katie Damiano (Instagram @blueguitargirl) is a music therapist, mom, ultrarunner, Ironman triathlete turned "blue guitar girl" after discovering open mic nights in August of 2021. By day, she works with children using music to foster growth and development, but after school, the microphone becomes her form of music therapy. Influenced by the music of Joan Baez, Dar Williams, Joni Mitchell, Natalie Merchant and Cat Stevens, she truly believes "music is the profoundest non-chemical medication." (Oliver Saks)

Eryn Spangler

Eryn is a Harrisburg local, avid guitar strummer and (speaking of open mics!) is looking forward to fun times helping run the new SFMS Open Mic Night series. She is passionate about supporting the local music scene.

Mary-Grace Autumn Lee

An award-winning hammered dulcimer player from Harrisburg, Mary-Grace Autumn Lee has competed at the highest levels of the Irish traditional music world. She has taken first-place honors twice in the Mid-Atlantic regional fleagh, and has competed at the All-Ireland Fleadh in the Emerald Isle itself. Grace has recently released her first solo record, Eyre, and is a member of the Celtic/Folk band Seasons.