Peggy Lynn and Dan Duggan will present a children’s concert at Great Camp Sagamore. Both artists have written and recorded many educational and entertaining songs for children. Peggy has two recordings for children: BioSongs and Close to the Sun incorporate several of the songs from her Arts in Education program of songs about science and nature. Dan’s recording Pieces of Our Lives won the prestigious Parent’s Choice award. Both artists keep family audiences laughing, clapping, singing, and enthralled. Peggy and Dan have shared traditional folk songs and silly campfire songs at Sagamore for many years. Playing music on guitar, piano, hammered dulcimer, concertina, and banjo, this married couple show their joy of involving their audience in every song they sing.

This concert is part of Sagamore’s Grandparent Grandchild Camp and this is an opportunity to join and be part of a special program that Sagamore has hosted for over 30 years. For more information about Grandparent Grandchild Camp visit here.

Concert Information

Location and Directions
This event will take place in the Playhouse located just below the parking lot. Take Sagamore Road to the fork and follow the sign to the left for Overnight Guests. Please note that the gate is unlocked. Open the gate and drive over the bridge. Be sure to close the gate behind you. Once over the bridge, follow the road to the right and the parking lot will be your first left. From there follow the path from the parking lot down to the Playhouse for the concert or continue to the Dining Hall if you purchased dinner reservations.

Dinner Reservations
If you purchased dinner reservations, plan to arrive by 6pm. Dinner is served buffet style in the Dining Hall. To get to the Dining Hall, walk down the path from the parking lot towards the Main Lodge. Stop by the Playhouse on the way to check-in and then continue down the path. The Dining Hall is the last building on the right.

Wine & beer will be available for purchase in the Dining Hall and during the concert.

Please note that overnight guests will be in residence so entry into guest buildings is prohibited.

For questions about the event please contact us at info@greatcampsagamore.org, or by phone at 315-354-5311.

Great Camp Sagamore's Summer Concert Series is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Peggy Lynn and Dan Duggan will present a children’s concert at Great Camp Sagamore. Both artists have written and recorded many educational and entertaining songs for children. Peggy has two recordings for children: BioSongs and Close to the Sun incorporate several of the songs from her Arts in Education program of songs about science and nature. Dan’s recording Pieces of Our Lives won the prestigious Parent’s Choice award. Both artists keep family audiences laughing, clapping, singing, and enthralled. Peggy and Dan have shared traditional folk songs and silly campfire songs at Sagamore for many years. Playing music on guitar, piano, hammered dulcimer, concertina, and banjo, this married couple show their joy of involving their audience in every song they sing.

This concert is part of Sagamore’s Grandparent Grandchild Camp and this is an opportunity to join and be part of a special program that Sagamore has hosted for over 30 years. For more information about Grandparent Grandchild Camp visit here.

Concert Information

Location and Directions
This event will take place in the Playhouse located just below the parking lot. Take Sagamore Road to the fork and follow the sign to the left for Overnight Guests. Please note that the gate is unlocked. Open the gate and drive over the bridge. Be sure to close the gate behind you. Once over the bridge, follow the road to the right and the parking lot will be your first left. From there follow the path from the parking lot down to the Playhouse for the concert or continue to the Dining Hall if you purchased dinner reservations.

Dinner Reservations
If you purchased dinner reservations, plan to arrive by 6pm. Dinner is served buffet style in the Dining Hall. To get to the Dining Hall, walk down the path from the parking lot towards the Main Lodge. Stop by the Playhouse on the way to check-in and then continue down the path. The Dining Hall is the last building on the right.

Wine & beer will be available for purchase in the Dining Hall and during the concert.

Please note that overnight guests will be in residence so entry into guest buildings is prohibited.

For questions about the event please contact us at info@greatcampsagamore.org, or by phone at 315-354-5311.

Great Camp Sagamore's Summer Concert Series is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Coming together because of a love for classic blues and jazz sounds and catchy hooks, coined "BLAZZ" by Mike himself, Midnite Mike mixes musicianship and live performing like no other performer or band. He puts together duo's, trio's & quartet's to make the sound smooth, crisp, and clear. These musicians have been cutting their teeth in local and regional bands for years, the band's sound and live performances get people dancing and swaying to every single song. Simply put, The Bent Blinds are outstanding!

Visit here for more information about Midnite Mike.

This event will coincide with the New York State Art Teacher’s Association conference at Sagamore and on this evening there will be an Art Walk which is open to the public for viewing and to purchase art form local artists and crafts people.

Concert Information

Location and Directions
Please note that this will be an outdoor concert and will take place on the front lawn in front of the Main Lodge. Seating will be provided but you are welcome to bring your own. To get to Sagamore, take Sagamore Road to the fork and follow the sign to the left for Overnight Guests. Please note that the gate is unlocked. Open the gate and drive over the bridge. Be sure to close the gate behind you. Once over the bridge, follow the road to the right and the parking lot will be your first left. Follow the path down from the parking lot. Check-in will be in the Playhouse on your way from the parking lot. From there continue down the path to the Main Lodge.

In the event of rain, the event will be rescheduled to October. In this case, your ticket will be good for the rescheduled event, or you may receive a full refund.

Dinner Reservations
If you purchased dinner reservations, plan to arrive by 6pm. Dinner is served buffet style in the Dining Hall. To get to the Dining Hall, walk down the path from the parking lot towards the Main Lodge. Stop by the Playhouse on the way to check-in and then continue down the path. The Dining Hall is the last building on the right.

Wine & beer will be available for purchase in the Dining Hall and during the concert.

Please note that overnight guests will be in residence so entry into guest buildings is prohibited.

For questions about the event please contact us at info@greatcampsagamore.org, or by phone at 315-354-5311.

Great Camp Sagamore's Summer Concert Series is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Fiddling With Traditions is a fun, imaginative, multi-media concert that features fiddler/composer Gretchen Koehler & pianist Daniel Kelly sharing fiddle tunes that evoke everything from sweeping paint strokes, to intricate stitching, to the fiery forging of Northern NY's folk traditions. From heart pumping musical arrangements to peaceful panoramas, their expressive soundscapes capture the spirit of rug braiding, blacksmithing, quilting, silversmithing, paper making, knitting, painting and woodworking. Audiences of all ages will enjoy this captivating musical adventure enhanced by a backdrop of gorgeous film and photography.

For more information about Gretchen, Daniel and the Fiddling with Traditions project, visit here.

This event will coincide with the New York State Art Teacher’s Association conference at Sagamore and on this evening there will be an Art Walk which is open to the public for viewing and to purchase art from local artists and crafts people.

Concert Information

Location and Directions
Please note that this will be an outdoor concert and will take place on the front lawn in front of the Main Lodge. Seating will be provided but you are welcome to bring your own. To get to Sagamore, take Sagamore Road to the fork and follow the sign to the left for Overnight Guests. Please note that the gate is unlocked. Open the gate and drive over the bridge. Be sure to close the gate behind you. Once over the bridge, follow the road to the right and the parking lot will be your first left. Follow the path down from the parking lot. Check-in will be in the Playhouse on your way from the parking lot. From there continue down the path to the Main Lodge.

In the event of rain, the event will be rescheduled to October. In this case, your ticket will be good for the rescheduled event, or you may receive a full refund.

Dinner Reservations
If you purchased dinner reservations, plan to arrive by 6pm. Dinner is served buffet style in the Dining Hall. To get to the Dining Hall, walk down the path from the parking lot towards the Main Lodge. Stop by the Playhouse on the way to check-in and then continue down the path. The Dining Hall is the last building on the right.

Wine & beer will be available for purchase in the Dining Hall and during the concert.

Please note that overnight guests will be in residence so entry into guest buildings is prohibited.

For questions about the event please contact us at info@greatcampsagamore.org, or by phone at 315-354-5311.

Great Camp Sagamore's Summer Concert Series is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Fiddle tunes, folksongs and fancy footwork will be featured from this acoustic duet – John Kirk is the primary vocalist and instrumental wizard on fiddle mandolin & more. Trish Miller plays banjo, guitar and provides fancy footwork with percussive dance steps. Together, this married couple has been working and teaching in upstate New York for over three decades.  They present traditional tunes and witty songs with unique arrangements and warm clear vocals. 

Old time music is the basis for their repertoire, but they also like to mix in some originals, Celtic, early country songs, humorous selections and Appalachian clog dancing. Many songs and tunes are rooted in the local lore of the northeast woodlands. Their story-telling songs and poetic pieces  make their shows fine entertainment for all ages. 

For more information about John and Trish visit here.

Concert Information

Location and Directions
This event will take place in the Barn in Sagamore's Caretaking Complex. Take Sagamore Road to the fork and follow the sign to the left for Overnight Guests. Please note that the gate is unlocked. Open the gate and drive over the bridge. Be sure to close the gate behind you. Once over the bridge, follow the road to the right and the parking lot will be your first left. From there follow the signs from the parking lot down to the Barn.

Dinner Reservations
If you purchased dinner reservations, plan to arrive by 6pm. Dinner is served buffet style in the Dining Hall. To get to the Dining Hall, walk down the path from the parking lot towards the Main Lodge. Stop by the Playhouse on the way to check-in and then continue down the path. The Dining Hall is the last building on the right.

Wine & beer will be available for purchase in the Dining Hall and during the concert.

Please note that overnight guests will be in residence so entry into guest buildings is prohibited.

For questions about the event please contact us at info@greatcampsagamore.org, or by phone at 315-354-5311.

Great Camp Sagamore's Summer Concert Series is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Tim Rodrigue and Norm Allen are a duo with more than 60 years combined experience performing.  Tim plays lead guitar and mandolin and Norm plays guitar and is the lead singer.  They play a little of everything from old and new country, blues, bluegrass and rock.  They put out a lot of sound for just two people!  Some people think they are a full band.  No matter what you like, you will be dancing in your seat and tapping your toes!

Concert Information

Location and Directions
This event will take place in the Barn in Sagamore's Caretaking Complex. Take Sagamore Road to the fork and follow the sign to the left for Overnight Guests. Please note that the gate is unlocked. Open the gate and drive over the bridge. Be sure to close the gate behind you. Once over the bridge, follow the road to the right and the parking lot will be your first left. From there follow the signs from the parking lot down to the Barn.

Dinner Reservations
If you purchased dinner reservations, plan to arrive by 6pm. Dinner is served buffet style in the Dining Hall. To get to the Dining Hall, walk down the path from the parking lot towards the Main Lodge. Stop by the Playhouse on the way to check-in and then continue down the path. The Dining Hall is the last building on the right.

Wine & beer will be available for purchase in the Dining Hall and during the concert.

Please note that overnight guests will be in residence so entry into guest buildings is prohibited.

For questions about the event please contact us at info@greatcampsagamore.org, or by phone at 315-354-5311.

Great Camp Sagamore's Summer Concert Series is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Seasoned solo performers Dan Berggren, Peggy Lynn and Dan Duggan have combined talents to create a dynamic trio named in honor of the river drivers who broke up log jams. They worked hard to find solutions, to get things rolling again, and it was a job that couldn't be done alone. Dan, Peggy and Dan feel the same way about their music. These good friends and accomplished musicians bring a rare blend of humor history and musical spirit to their performances. 

Award-winning educator and songwriter Dan Berggren has deep roots in the Adirondacks. His music reflects the spirit and the hardworking people of that region and it has traveled around the world in performances from Central Africa to Transylvania. Author and environmental activist Bill McKibben says: "Dan is a throwback to the old role of the folk singer... he's articulating things that need to be said right now."

Peggy Lynn writes and performs songs about women and natural beauty of the North Country and her bluesy alto melts every audience. With Sandra Weber, she co-authored Breaking Trail: Remarkable Women of the Adirondacks. In 2005, both Peggy and Dan Berggren received the Adirondack Mountain Club's Education Award. 

National Hammered Dulcimer Champion Dan Duggan is know from Maine to California for his wizardry on the hammered dulcimer, flat-picking guitar, and keyboards. In addition to his extensive array of recordings (18), Dan's dulcimer talents are spotlighted on Paul Simon's Grammy-nominated album You're the One and The Paul Simon Collection. Many of Dan's original tunes are published in the collection Coming Home. Also known for his dance calling, Dan actually calls while playing the hammered dulcimer.

The Jamcrackers' musical performance is genuine and contagious. The trio's diverse blend of folk and blues, ballads, gospel, and dance tunes sparks a rare chemistry and a guaranteed good time. 

Concert Information

Location and Directions
This event will take place in the Barn in Sagamore's Caretaking Complex. Take Sagamore Road to the fork and follow the sign to the left for Overnight Guests. Please note that the gate is unlocked. Open the gate and drive over the bridge. Be sure to close the gate behind you. Once over the bridge, follow the road to the right and the parking lot will be your first left. From there follow the signs from the parking lot down to the Barn.

Dinner Reservations
If you purchased dinner reservations, plan to arrive by 6pm. Dinner is served buffet style in the Dining Hall. To get to the Dining Hall, walk down the path from the parking lot towards the Main Lodge. Stop by the Playhouse on the way to check-in and then continue down the path. The Dining Hall is the last building on the right.

Wine & beer will be available for purchase in the Dining Hall and during the concert.

Please note that overnight guests will be in residence so entry into guest buildings is prohibited.

For questions about the event please contact us at info@greatcampsagamore.org, or by phone at 315-354-5311.

Great Camp Sagamore's Summer Concert Series is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

The Adirondack duo have brought their blend of modern yet classically old-timey sounds to many appreciative audiences in the and beyond.

Keanen Stark (guitar, harmonica, banjo) "is becoming a master of the old-time folk styles of Woody Guthrie. A folk singer in the truest sense, with a knack for cross-harp, his stripped down minimalist take on traditional folk music is sure to please."

Orion Kribs (mandolin, guitar) "is a world class mandolin player capable of breakneck speed and nuanced solo work. Orion has also played in the Celtic bluegrass band The McKrells, among others, and is an endorsee of Godin-Seagull guitars."

Each a capable lead vocalist, Stark and Kribs swap old-timey folk, blues, bluegrass, and classic americana tunes, and dabble at entertaining endless other influences and flights of fancy.

Check out their Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/KeanenandOrion/

Concert Information

Location and Directions
This event will take place in the Barn in Sagamore's Caretaking Complex. Take Sagamore Road to the fork and follow the sign to the left for Overnight Guests. Please note that the gate is unlocked. Open the gate and drive over the bridge. Be sure to close the gate behind you. Once over the bridge, follow the road to the right and the parking lot will be your first left. From there follow the signs from the parking lot down to the Barn.

Dinner Reservations
If you purchased dinner reservations, plan to arrive by 6pm. Dinner is served buffet style in the Dining Hall. To get to the Dining Hall, walk down the path from the parking lot towards the Main Lodge. Stop by the Playhouse on the way to check-in and then continue down the path. The Dining Hall is the last building on the right.

Wine & beer will be available for purchase in the Dining Hall and during the concert.

Please note that overnight guests will be in residence so entry into guest buildings is prohibited.

For questions about the event please contact us at info@greatcampsagamore.org, or by phone at 315-354-5311.

Great Camp Sagamore's Summer Concert Series is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

From the Heart of the Adirondacks, High on the Hog was born of southern Appalachian fiddle tunes, classic country-western songs and ballads, and homemade Adirondack folk songs. At home under a festival tent or cozied up next to the woodstove, High On the Hog draws on the simplicity of strings and voice to bring you an authentic musical tradition.

The band; Bill Chamberlain, Tyler Dezago, and Marion Hoelzel bring forth strong driving melodies on fiddle, mandolin, guitar, and heart wrenching stories of love and loss in their songs learned from traditional and modern sources.

Concert Information

Location and Directions
This event will take place in the Barn in Sagamore's Caretaking Complex. Take Sagamore Road to the fork and follow the sign to the left for Overnight Guests. Please note that the gate is unlocked. Open the gate and drive over the bridge. Be sure to close the gate behind you. Once over the bridge, follow the road to the right and the parking lot will be your first left. From there follow the signs from the parking lot down to the Barn.

Dinner Reservations
If you purchased dinner reservations, plan to arrive by 6pm. Dinner is served buffet style in the Dining Hall. To get to the Dining Hall, walk down the path from the parking lot towards the Main Lodge. Stop by the Playhouse on the way to check-in and then continue down the path. The Dining Hall is the last building on the right.

Wine & beer will be available for purchase in the Dining Hall and during the concert.

Please note that overnight guests will be in residence so entry into guest buildings is prohibited.

For questions about the event please contact us at info@greatcampsagamore.org, or by phone at 315-354-5311.

Great Camp Sagamore's Summer Concert Series is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

The Ithaca Music scene is proud to introduce it's brand new pandemic baby- Autumn Sun! Blurring the lines between Americana and New Folk, Autumn Sun reaches deep into the heart…original songs with substance and story…classic folk songs given new life and made fresh with harmony and haunting bold new instrumentation.

To learn more about Autumn Sun visit here.

Concert Information

Location and Directions
This event will take place in the Barn in Sagamore's Caretaking Complex. Take Sagamore Road to the fork and follow the sign to the left for Overnight Guests. Please note that the gate is unlocked. Open the gate and drive over the bridge. Be sure to close the gate behind you. Once over the bridge, follow the road to the right and the parking lot will be your first left. From there follow the signs from the parking lot down to the Barn.

Dinner Reservations
If you purchased dinner reservations, plan to arrive by 6pm. Dinner is served buffet style in the Dining Hall. To get to the Dining Hall, walk down the path from the parking lot towards the Main Lodge. Stop by the Playhouse on the way to check-in and then continue down the path. The Dining Hall is the last building on the right.

Wine & beer will be available for purchase in the Dining Hall and during the concert.

Please note that overnight guests will be in residence so entry into guest buildings is prohibited.

For questions about the event please contact us at info@greatcampsagamore.org, or by phone at 315-354-5311.

Great Camp Sagamore's Summer Concert Series is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

SounZ (pronounced “Sounds ee”) is short for sounds eclectic. The band derives musical styles from a diverse range of sources including early to mid-century popular music, American songbook/jazz standards, world music (including French cafe, Hungarian ethnic Romani, Celtic), and mid-to-late century American folk & country styles.

Concert Information

Location and Directions
This event will take place in the Barn in Sagamore's Caretaking Complex. Take Sagamore Road to the fork and follow the sign to the left for Overnight Guests. Please note that the gate is unlocked. Open the gate and drive over the bridge. Be sure to close the gate behind you. Once over the bridge, follow the road to the right and the parking lot will be your first left. From there follow the signs from the parking lot down to the Barn.

Dinner Reservations
If you purchased dinner reservations, plan to arrive by 6pm. Dinner is served buffet style in the Dining Hall. To get to the Dining Hall, walk down the path from the parking lot towards the Main Lodge. Stop by the Playhouse on the way to check-in and then continue down the path. The Dining Hall is the last building on the right.

Wine & beer will be available for purchase in the Dining Hall and during the concert.

Please note that overnight guests will be in residence so entry into guest buildings is prohibited.

For questions about the event please contact us at info@greatcampsagamore.org, or by phone at 315-354-5311.

Great Camp Sagamore's Summer Concert Series is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.