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Join us for a rollicking good time at the Haystack Hootenanny, a down-home, foot-stompin' celebration of Americana spirit hosted by the one and only Dean Snavely and Friends. This all-acoustic jam is where pickers, strummers, singers, and toe-tappers come together for a night of spontaneous music-making, shared songs, and front porch charm. Bring your instrument, your voice, or just your love of great live music—everyone's welcome at the circle. Expect classics, surprises, and the kind of musical magic you can't plan—only feel.

The richly textured song palate of jean mann trio ranges from intimate singer-songwriter-Americana to bluesy-grass complemented by tasty vocal harmonies.

jean mann is a self-taught, late musical-bloomer, raised along the shores of Lake Whatcom in Bellingham, WA. She wrote her first songs around the time of her mother’s death in 1999, touring her first full length CD in 2000. She added Europe to her tour route in 2014. The award-winning singer-songwriter plays guitar, ukulele and harmonica to accompany a warm vocal range. She has 9 original albums in her repertoire. Off stage, she teaches ukulele and leads art/food/music mini retreats.

Michael Bauer: an eclectic percussionist who creates a full sound with cajon, brushes, hi-hat. Michael has accompanied many PNW groups and joined jean in 2013.

Greg Ensminger: a lifelong violinist who’s equally at home with classical and fiddle styles. Greg is an aspiring songwriter and co-host of a Seattle area open mic (where jean and Greg met). jean and Michael welcomed him to the group in 2025.

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Amy Laybourn will be showcasing local women in music with an all female band featuring Sherri Jerome of Del Vox, Songbird Colleen Seymour, Aimee Zoe and Georgia T. Amy Laybourn is a Seattle singer-songwriter whose heartfelt folk and Americana songs have made her a fixture on the city's live music circuit. Known for her poetic lyrics and soulful voice, she brings a rare warmth and intimacy to every stage she plays — from the Tractor Tavern and the Royal Room to festival stages like Northwest Folklife. Her debut EP, released in late 2025, showcases the introspective songwriting and melodic depth that have earned her a devoted following in the Pacific Northwest.

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Full of Americana, bluegrass and northwest music, Great American Trainwreck combines melodic riffs and thoughtful lyrics to define their progressive approach to traditional genres. Hailing from Seattle, the band formed when friends and former bandmates got together to share their love for rootsy Americana. With influences ranging from Alison Krauss & Union Station to Blackberry Smoke, their original music blends bluegrass, southern rock and classic country into a sound uniquely their own.

The Vermillion Bucks father and son duo Jake & EJ Bergevin pay tribute to the Indigo Girls, Johnny Cash, Elton John and some other American classics.

Birch Pereira & the Gin Joints is a Seattle-based band that masterfully blends Americana, swing, and rock 'n' roll revival. Led by upright bassist and vocalist Birch Pereira, the group transports listeners to the golden eras of American music, evoking the ambiance of speakeasies, honky-tonks, and vintage dance halls. The band's debut album, Dream Man (2016), earned the Earshot Jazz Society's "Northwest Jazz Recording of the Year." Their follow-up, Western Soul (2018), received acclaim from outlets like No Depression and PopMatters, and enjoyed airplay on stations including KEXP and KNKX.

Drawing inspiration from the time-honored tradition of folk storytelling, Reggie and Christine's music marries the soulful intimacy of acoustic vocals with the warm, resonant tones of cello and guitar. Each song is a lyrical journey—exploring themes of love, loss, hope, and the relentless search for belonging—that evokes the raw emotion and reflective spirit of classic folk. With narratives that echo the struggles and triumphs of everyday life, our sound is both timeless and contemporary, inviting audiences to find solace and connection in every chord and verse. This is folk music for those who wander and wonder, a heartfelt companion for the road ahead.

Abby K brings a rich blend of folk, pop, country, and rock to the stage—a sound she calls Heart-Rock. Rooted in her Kentucky upbringing and inspired by legendary American songwriters, her music turns everyday stories into vivid, emotional landscapes. Now based in the Pacific Northwest, Abby crafts songs that echo both the beauty of her surroundings and the shared human experience at the heart of her work. She's released four albums: Bare Your Soul (2014), Heart Shaped Rock (2016), The Whole Truth (2019), and Where We're At (2023). In 2023, she also founded Mosaic MI, a community-driven effort to uplift local musicians.

Kolke is a Vancouver-based singer-songwriter whose music lives at the crossroads of Canadiana and indie folk. With a voice that is both weathered and luminous, Kolke writes from the marrow—songs that wander, ache, and listen back. Each a reckoning, a ritual, an exploration of the soul.

In a world that often demands masks, Kolke offers something open and imperfect—an invitation to breathe as one's self, fleeting and eternal, in the moment. Performing with Billy Muldoon.

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Casey Freedom is an Americana singer-songwriter based in Lake Stevens, Washington, known for his honest lyrics and traditional folk sound. With husky guitar chops and a warm, burly voice, he brings a fresh spin to a familiar style that's both intimate and fun. In 2023, he released his self-titled debut album, co-produced with Seattle-based Jonathan Plum. The album features eight tracks spanning genres from bluegrass and Americana to country-folk and blues. Freedom performs regularly throughout the greater Washington area and has also played in California and Canada.

What if Fleetwood Mac formed in the '90s—only they met in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood instead of Laurel Canyon, and half the band hailed from the Midwest and Idaho? That's the spirit behind Greenwood Music Collective (GMC)—a band of westbound wanderers who crossed paths, swapped stories, and cooked up a fresh take on Americana. Founded by drummer Dave Hill Jr., guitarist Jack Quick, and vocalist Michela Miller, GMC blends folk, alt-country, and '70s rock into harmony-rich, heartfelt songs with sneaky hooks. From murder ballads and hard-earned wisdom to a singalong ode to baking the perfect pie, their music walks the line between grit and grace.

The Steve Aliment & Annie O’Neill band's songs are guitar-oriented roots, country, rock and soul influenced with vocal harmonies drawn from The Everly Brothers, The Byrds and The Beatles. With smokin’ guitars, rock- solid rhythms and dynamic vocal harmony- this band of veteran Pacific Northwest troubadours always delivers a compelling live show!
Steve and Annie formed the band in 2021 by teaming up with guitarist Bart Hyde, drummer Perry Morgan, pedal steel guitarist Mark Wuesthoff, and guitarist Garth Reeves.

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Seattle-based guitarist, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and Board-Certified Music Therapist Chase Rabideau performs an eclectic blend of folk, Americana, indie rock, country, and classic rock. A seasoned performer, he has played throughout the U.S. with bands spanning multiple genres and released two solo albums: Like Ocean Waves (2018) and Pacifica (2022). During his time in Minneapolis, Chase performed with acclaimed Americana acts Maygen and the Birdwatcher—recipient of the 2023 Midwest Country Music Association Entertainer of the Year award—and Thomas Sticha, contributing guitar, bass, baritone guitar, and vocals while touring extensively across the Midwest. Now back in Seattle, Chase performs solo throughout the Pacific Northwest, drawing from a repertoire of more than 400 cover songs alongside his original music. His engaging live shows feature improvisation and live looping, creating a dynamic, full-band sound as a solo performer.

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The Everlovers are American roots music professionals-for-lifers that individually have played on stages of all sizes with an amazingly diverse cross-section of hallowed names (try Chuck Berry? Bo Diddley? Wanda Jackson? Etta James? Bill Frisell? Fiona Apple? Members of Pearl Jam??).

These guys have banded together to do it together their way, the RIGHT way--always musical, always fun, always exciting, and always engaging their audience. Dancin’, laughin’, swingin’, and howlin’ good times guaranteed.

Willow & Wood is a Nashville-via-Seattle duo weaving together the haunting beauty of folk-noir with the emotional depth of Americana. Led by vocalist Willow Scrivner and guitarist Kevin Wood, their sound is both hypnotic and cinematic—described as "gathering raw energy like lightning rods in an electrical storm." Their 2020 album Tornadoes in My Head showcases their signature blend of dreamy melodies and melancholy textures. Tracks like "Kindling For a Fire" and "There Will Always Be a Light" invite listeners into a world of mysterious beauty and emotional resonance.

Ranger and the "Re-Arrangers" play Hot Club Swing--upbeat, high-energy swing on acoustic instruments. They'll play and sing lots of classic American swing tunes, and mix in some other traditional American genres--fiddle tunes, Western Swing tunes, and maybe an occasional Ragtime number. At the heart of their sound is tight interplay between Ranger (violin) and Dave (mandolin). RANGER SCIACCA mixes sweet violin playing with solos that swing so hard you can't sit still. DAVE STEWART performs on both acoustic and electric mandolins. He's also a tremendous vocalist. Rhythm Guitar -- MIKE SCIACCA is Ranger's father. Bass -- MICK NICHOLSON played for 11 years with the US Navy Band. Percussion -- JEFFREY MOOSE is loved by fans for his creative, high-energy percussion.