Benjamin Levy is delighted to be performing on the street once again; some of his first performances were several decades(!) ago outside the Crafts Fair at Monument. Since then, he’s appeared everywhere from the Rainbow Room to the White House. But even the most established performers need to break in different material: Come see what's new!

Three-time Boston Blues Finalist, Robin O'Herin, specializes in historically rich, often interactive concerts that include original and traditional American music, for small listening rooms, libraries, festivals and schools. She has been singing the blues in Europe and across America for over 15 years.

Singer-songwriter Barry Kay shares his intimate baritone-tenor voice and acoustic finger style classical/folk/jazz guitar stylings with the streets of Stockbridge. Influences include James Taylor, Jim Croce, Paul Simon, Cat Stevens, Joni Mitchell, Michael Card, Keith Green, John Michael Talbot & Dan Fogelberg.

Influences from Django Reinhardt to Leon Redbone to Ry Cooder to Taj Mahal to Louis Jordan, Kevin Smith lays down an eclectic funky mix of finger style guitar and vocal. All performed on instruments of his own design and construction. Various guests will be joining on different dates.

The Men o’ War Balladeers are a Folk and Celtic band based in upstate New York, performing ballads and shanties in rich vocal harmony, either a cappella or backed by guitar, bouzouki, and concertina.

Patrick B Ray plays traditional country with a modern twist, as well as folk and bluegrass tunes. As an aficionado of the Honky Tonk sound, he’s played in Barrooms and breweries from Texas to Montana, and from Massachusetts to California.