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Monday November 9th, 2026

Micki Fuhrman with Special Guest Tecia McKenna

Micki Fuhrman:

A vocalist and keyboardist who performed on Shreveport's Louisiana Hayride as a teen. Her album Westbound won the National Cowboy Museum's "Wrangler" Award. She is a WWA Spur winner for "Best Song" and recently won "Best Female Vocalist" and "Best Western Swing Song" awards from the Academy of Western Artists.

Tecia McKenna:

A Spanish-born singer, songwriter, and guitarist who won the 2023 International Western Music Association songwriting competition. She is known for her soulful blend of Americana, Western, and Traditional country music.

Both are members of the award-winning band, Gone with the West.

Reservations are required eMail us for reservations and location.

Saturday November 28th, 2026

Ladyfingers and a Thing'r Too

The Ladyfingers and a Thing'r, Too all hail from the Albuquerque area, featuring 3 of the original Ladyfingers - Pat Aruffo (fiddle), Erika Gerety (double bass), Gretchen Newman (guitar); plus, the added bonus of Gretchen's husband, fondly joining in as the "Thing'r", Too, Steve Yesner (harmonica, flute, and ukulele). Their repertoire includes songs from the 30s to the 90s, ranging from Swing to Country Swing to Dan Hicks to a little swingy Pop and occasionally an old-time American or Spiritual. Singing, harmonizing, and laughter abound. Erika's husband Dave Para and Pat's Husband Bill, might make a little guest appearance as well.

Members of the Ladyfingers and a Thing'r, Too have appeared at the Albuquerque Folk Festival, the Wildlife West Festival in Edgewood, NM, Stage 5 at the Walnut Valley Festival, and the Big Muddy Festival in Boonville, MO. They also played at the Zoo, the Bio Park, Elena Gallegos amphitheater, Solid Grounds Music Cafe, ALMA Amphitheatre, Old Town Summer Concert Series, the Celtic Festival, Placitas Winery, UNM functions, weddings and private parties (invited or uninvited), various restaurants, breweries, and senior centers. A good time is had by all.

Reservations required. eMail us for reservations and location.

Sunday March 14th, 2027

Johnsmith

Johnsmith is one of those artists so often under-recognized - he possesses a genius that cannot be denied, ignored, or overlooked. For the past forty-plus years, Johnsmith has been sharing his music all across America and abroad. He has become a favorite at festivals, clubs, and house concerts alike. In addition to being a Kerrville New Folk Winner, Johnsmith has released nine solo CDs to rave reviews, leads musical tours to Ireland, leads Idaho rafting trips, teaches songwriting, and has served as a staff songwriter in Nashville.

With his faded jeans, his twinkly blue eyes, and his infectious smile, John immediately connects with audiences. You get the sense of a man who loves his life, his family and friends, and who loves nothing more than sharing that love in song and stories all across this land.

"Johnsmith's new collection "Backroads" speaks to where we all are right now. More than that, the melodies and messages in the songs will endure and deepen in meaning as time goes on. "My Name is America" would have been as relevant during the Great Depression or the Civil Rights movement as it is at this moment. The graceful singing, arrangements and instrumentation are what we have come to expect from Johnsmith, one of our most thoughtful songcrafters."
--Marilyn Rea Beyer | Host, The Midnight Special Chicago