Jacqueline Farrara is a poet of image and form, weaving language and light into sculptural dreams. Based in Hudson, NY, with a satellite studio in Casstown, OH, she moves between worlds—photography, film, poetry, sculpture, and letterpress storytelling—blurring their edges into something intimate and timeless. Born in 1990 to a lineage of celebrated artists, Jacqueline penned her first poem at the age of eight, a spark that has since ignited a life devoted to artistic alchemy. Her work transforms photographs into immersive, tactile landscapes—greatly enlarged, abstracted prints that evolve into installations, sculptures, and living stories. In the warm months, she can be found busking poetry, offering verses to strangers like love letters to the fleeting moment. Deeply inspired by her grandmother, a renowned Ukrainian artist, Jacqueline’s work is a love affair with tradition and raw reality. She speaks in the language of impermanence, where longing, beauty, and the certainty of loss entwine. Nature and architecture become her co-conspirators, as her installations breathe, shift, and invite the world to step inside the poetry of the ephemeral.

Genevieve is a classically trained singer, who also plays guitar and sings folk and pop music. She is from Lenox, Massachusetts and grew up singing at St. Ann's church and has also performed at venues such as Tanglewood, Naumkeag, and Symphony Hall. She is currently a student at Brown University studying music.

Daring Coyotes was born under the high deserts winter moon in Joshua Tree as David Clark Carroll coaxed notes out of his mandolin to the howls of coyotes and grew into a hard driving progressive bluegrass band based around David's original compositions. 2019 saw Daring Coyotes hit stages all over Northern California as a trio culminating in a short tour along the Humboldt coast. After moving back east in 2021, David now performs all over New England as Daring Coyotes. Exploring new improvisatory acoustic instrumentals on solo mandolin, singing and playing original folk songs on solo guitar, or leading a psychedelic string band through hard driving original and traditional bluegrass on mandolin and guitar are all potential expressions of the restless musical spirit that fuels David.

Robin OHerin is a performing/teaching musician, specializing in traditional Delta bottleneck blues and fingerstyle guitar, ukulele, singing, and songwriting. She was a finalist in the solo/duo Capitol Region Blues Challenge on Sept. 11, 2022 and recently opened for Chris Beard at the Stationery Factory (May 2024). Two of her original blues songs have been placed repeatedly on the top 10 list on Broadjam.com. The Road To Prague has held the #1 place twice so far. Robin has toured in Europe and the US for over 15 years, sharing the stage with Paul Geremia, Andy Cohen and Roy Bookbinder, to name a few. In between teaching and touring, Robin is currently working on getting her original music licensed for TV and films. Learn more at http://www.robinoherin.com

Bringing a blues twist to standard and original jazz tunes