"Lauren Dayle is a 24 year old vocalist & singer/songwriter from Ambler, Pa. She began writing songs and performing for audiences around the age of 12, and has continued to play music for herself and others since then. In addition to her solo acoustic ventures, Lauren is a part of Sarah Gross's band as a back-up vocalist, and a multi-genre trio called "At The Zoo” as lead vocalist and keyboard player. When not performing she is a music teacher for Meridee Winters in Ardmore, Pa, and when not working she is reading, walking or frequenting coffee shops to drink chai and people watch. Her musical influences include Searows, Brandi Carlile, Carter Faith, Joni Mitchell, Olivia Dean & Leith Ross.“

First Friday Tarot Meet-Up!

$10 to Register: Venmo @KristineGormanTarot

Bring a Tarot Deck, expand your Tarot muscles, Read and get Read and engage in FUN Tarot activities! All Level’s Welcome!!

Questions? DM on Instagram @visionarywomantarot

The music of Olivia Love hits you way down deep in that sweet spot in your soul, the

place where yearning, heartache, and romantic struggle live. Olivia makes folk music

with a touch of the celestial—airy, ethereal, blissed-out, and all the other superlatives.

It’s somewhere in the realm of Grouper and Linda Perhacs, with a hint of Natalia

LaFourcade, but Olivia’s truly on her own path, one that blends traditional folk elements

with 21 st century pop. Her live shows have become a popular draw around Philly thanks

to her commanding stage presence and ability to incorporate folk, soul, jazz, and other

styles into her own unique sonic melting pot.

Olivia broke into the biz with her EP No Love Songs in 2022, a lovely collection of

leftfield folk tunes recorded at Mechanizer Studios in Philadelphia. A stunningly mature

debut, No Love Songs captured her penchant for weepy acoustics, soft-focus nature-

scapes, and swooning, soulful vocals that just about melt your face off.

Of course, none of this is to downplay Olivia’s ability to write a hook. As fans of her live

staple “Glossy” can attest, she’s got an undeniable pop sensibility about her. So

whether you want glossified 2020s pop diva or old-timey American folk-crooner, Olivia’s

your gal. Her music radiates the divine feminine within—full of flair, wit, danger, and a

springlike bounce in its step.

- Parker Desautell

Barry & the Gater Quartet is a four-piece group brought together by diverse musical backgrounds. Jim Gater has spent many years playing rock and jazz guitar in various bands, bringing seasoned musicianship and a smooth, expressive style to the group. Their vocalists, Cheryl Wnek and Amy Raditz, previously toured with the all-female a cappella group, Key of She. Their experience shines through in their rich harmonies and the lead vocals they deliver on many of our songs. Barry’s wide musical interests shape the group’s dynamic setlists, taking audiences on a journey through rock, folk, jazz, western swing, and Americana. With such a blend of influence and talent, Barry and the Gater Quartet offers something for every music lover.

Declan Cashman is a young Philadelphia-based vocalist. His dynamic voice carries the smooth rich tone of a jazzy soul. His major influences range from jazz greats including Sarah Vaughan and Chet Baker to more modern soul artists like Erykah Badu and D'Angelo. Declan draws his repertoire from the early jazz standards and is passionate about keeping these classics alive for contemporary listeners. Also, he also writes and produces his own lyrics and music with a focus on R&B and soul

Gabe Parsons is a Folk Rock singer-songwriter from Hopewell Valley,
New Jersey, whose music is steeped in the spirit of the road, home, and
the places in between. Cutting his teeth in the vibrant New Orleans
music scene, he honed his craft playing bars, clubs, and festivals while
studying at Loyola University’s School of Music Industry. Since returning
to New Jersey, he has played 60+ shows across the Northeast, from
intimate coffeehouses to packed clubs. His live performances are raw,
reflective, and deeply engaging, pulling listeners into the stories he
weaves. Last year, he played French Quarter Festival, opened for Crowe
Boys on their national tour, and has begun building a loyal following through relentless
touring. With his first major LP, Long Road Traveler, set to drop this year,
Gabe continues to carve his path, one song and one stage at a time.

Bells Bells is Neal Carson & Lizzie Kahn blending decades of music in their own unique and charming arrangements. Timeless classics from Ella Fitzgerlad, Elvis, the Beatles, and Whitney Houston seamlessly meld with Chappell Roan, Noah Kahan, & Taylor Swift.

Derek Alexander Smith is a folk/country musician and creator based in Jersey City. His musical interests have always been eclectic but firmly rooted in Americana. Drawing from the diverse influence of artists like Woody Guthrie, Waylon Jennings, Tony Rice, Jorge Ben Jor, and Django Reinhardt -- his vivid, introspective lyrics provide the voice to a home-brewed guitar style which ranges from slow and melancholic, to frenetic and upbeat. Joined by Samela Guimaraes on vocals

Julia is a Lambertville born vocalist and guitar player. She has been playing and performing for 5 years, and will deliver some soft indie, R&B, and classic rock songs.

The Liz Amaral Trio is a dynamic ensemble of four talented musicians, all hailing from New Jersey and united by a deep passion for jazz. Led by the alluring vocals of Liz Amaral, the quartet features Andy Dreamos on alto saxophone, Scott Eltringham on guitar, and Alex Westlein on drums, creating a vibrant blend of harmonies and rhythms that showcase their love for the genre.

Rich and Darla Tarpinian are based in New Jersey and have been a part of the local jazz scene since 2000. They have played concerts, public and private events as well as libraries, restaurants and wineries. They perform jazz standards, pop nostalgia as well as original compositions.

Gianna Marini, a 21-year-old singer-songwriter and actress from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, has been singing and performing since she was in church choir at five years old. She finds joy in crafting poetic, genuine, and witty lyrics and aims to express vulnerabilities reminiscent of her favorite pop artists like Laufey, Lizzy McAlpine, and Chappell Roan. In her debut EP, “Better Left Unsaid,” released last fall, Gianna places her diary in your hands, sharing honest and relatable anecdotes from her love life. Currently residing in New York City, Gianna is pursuing a double major in musical theater and technical theater, and dabbles in opera and radio station management at Wagner College. Her music is best enjoyed with an open mind, heart, and a warm cup of chai.

Gianna’s music is available on all streaming platforms, and you can find her on YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram at @giannatm.

"The Accidental Brothers" are an acoustic group that can play as either a duo or a trio.  We play an upbeat & fun combination of Country, Acoustic Rock, Standards & Americana covering some of the greatest singer-songwriters ever.  A night with the Accidental Brothers will include songs by Bob Dylan, Lyle Lovett, The Band, The Grateful Dead, Keb’ Mo’, Jim Croce, Patty Griffin, Tom Waites and many more.  We have a great time with our audience and keep the evening fun and relaxed.  The Accidental Brothers are a different type of acoustic group than you would normally see in that we all play multiple instruments that add spice and variety to our arrangements. 

Alan Tofig (Vocals, Guitar & Mandolin):  Alan Tofig has been playing in the PA and NJ area since the late 90's. He has played as a side man with numerous musicians in the area as well as being a founding member and lead guitarist for the classic rock cover band "Well Strung." Recently, Alan was a guitarist & mandolin player for the "Eastern Hellbenders".  Alan brings a unique blend of influences to the band from traditional rock & blues to fingerstyle acoustic guitar.

Gerard Bernard: Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica & Flute:  Gerard Bernard, aka "The Lonesome Coyote", has been playing music since the age of 5 and has been in bands ever since. Moving to Houston he helped create one of the most creative bands to come out of the 80's underground scene there, The Reign, which toured the southern circuits and had a CMJ-charting song "Armageddon". Gerard now performs regularly in the New Hope/Lambertville area and is known for his great voice and interpretation of songs.