July 11, 2019 The Danbury Songwriters welcomes the Brown Mountain Lightning Bugs to the The Arts Place of Stokes. The Brown Mountain Lightning Bugs are a folk(ish)/Americana group hailing from Winston-Salem, NC. Comprised of Zack and Kendra Harding, and Ryan Packet, Their influences range from Neil Young to Regina Spektor. Blending their unique musical sensibilities,
Come celebrate the birth of our nation with the Danbury Songwriters as they welcome the Stokes County Historical Society and The New Danbury Cornet Band, to The Arts Place on Thursday, July 4th at 7:00 pm. The evening will begin with a presentation by the Stokes County Historical Society exploring the rich history of our
June 27, 2019 The Danbury Songwriters welcomes Arcus Hyatt to the stage at The Arts Place. Arcus plays Piedmont Blues fused with Americana. His passion for music has developed many journeys and accomplishments such as opening for and sharing the stage with International Blues Artist The King Bees and Abe Reid and graduating at the
Thursday, June 20, 2019 we welcome David Childers to the stage at The Arts Place as part of the 2019 Danbury Songwriters Series. David Childers is a musician, poet, historian, painter, father and a champion of people . He started playing guitar in college, but he was a 37-year-old
Stokes Arts and the Danbury Songwriters are excited to welcome Randy Carter to The Arts Place on Thursday, June 13th at 7pm. Randy is a singer-song writer based in Winston-Salem. He plays a mix of folk, rock, country and americana both solo and with the “Not Ready Band. Tickets are $5 in advance and at
Jeff Wall is the Bigdumbhick, a solo acoustic singer/songwriter/storyteller from Winston-Salem, North Carolina. “Jeff Wall is a one of a kind. His show combines a deceptively simple homespun delivery, with humor hilarious and dark. Think a more profane Roger Miller/Kinky Friedman, in the physically imposing body of an older, white, hillbilly, Lawrence Taylor. This is
