This will be our third time playing Plum Fest! We are looking forward to this event as visitors as well as performers! This event has a family friendly beach day vibe going on. It has food trucks, a free bus shuttle to get around and lot of great people volunteering. All the musicians donate their time, talent and gear to help raise money for the ongoing music education program at the Boys and Girls Club of Lower Merrimack Valley. This will enable the club to expand its existing music curriculum by adding instruction in recording technology, studio engineering and sound management. So come join the party on the Island of Plums and help make the world a more musical place!

$5 suggested donation. Raffles, Silent Auction, Food, Games! All artist are donating their time and talent. Susan G. Komen is a breast cancer organization. Komen focuses on patient navigation and advocacy, providing resources for breast cancer patients to understand the American medical system. It has also funded research into the causes and treatment of breast cancer. Every 12 minutes a woman In the US will lose her life to breast cancer. More than 80 cents of every dollar spent by the Susan G. Komen Foundation have gone directly towards research, community-based health programs, education and advocacy programs to support its mission of saving lives and ending breast cancer. So come on down and help us move closer toward this goal!

We love playing the Toadstool Bookstore and Farm Cafe! They have delicious food, a terrific staff and that classic serene bookstore vibe that is perfect for meandering and discovering books the old-fashioned way. So come on down and spend a few hours listening to some of this area's Singer/Songwriter Folk and Blues artists.
Lineup: Pat Daddona 12:20 Carl Beverly 1:10 John Ferullo 2:00 Jason Baker 2:50 Tom Smith 3:40 Kota 4:30 - Dan and Faith 5:20 The Milkhouse Heaters 6:10

The Hartness House, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was built in the early 1900s by the inventor, astronomer, and politician James Hartness. Come on over for a drink and some music. No cover charge! --------------------- Photo of The Milkhouse Heaters playing live at the Bellows Falls Festival by Ira Wilder.

Free - Rain or Shine. ------- Photo, The Milkhouse Heaters Live at the Bellows Falls Festival by Ira Wilner.

Bellows Falls Festival presented by the Wild Goose Players and the Bellows Falls Rotary.
Featuring: The Ben Jennings Quartet, The Gaslight Tinkers, The Milkhouse Heaters, Keene Pride Drag, Blue Motel, The Mammals, Sarah Borges, and The Wild Goose Players. There will be food and beer venders from Tito's, Smokin' Bowls, Jamaican Jewelz, Donovan's and The Moose Lodge will provide grilled burgers and hot dogs. Something for everyone! More info at www.bellowsfallsfestival.org

Sponsored by M&T Bank, Mascoma Bank, Wild Goose Players, Bellows Falls Rotary, Halladay's Flowers & Gifts, Harlow's Farm Stand, James Plumbing and Heating, Ruggeiro Trash Removal, and WRSI 93.9 The River.

The Milkhouse Heaters play with Violet Bell, a Chapel Hill, NC based multi-instrumentalist duo who are currently touring. Tickets available at www.stage33live.com - This is a 4 pm matinee show. more info available at www.stage33Live.com

The Milkhouse Heaters are pleased to be sharing this evening's show with another husband and wife team and good friends, Dan and Faith. The restaurant opens at 5 pm and showtime is 7 pm. More info for The Inn can be found here - www.theinn.us

From The Sunapee Community CoffeeHouse- About Our CoffeeHouse: We are a venue for live and Acoustic Music We are a family friendly listening room environment We are a friendly environment We encourage new & emerging talent Admission is free. We pass the hat for the performer Proof of vaccination is required masks must be worn when not eating or drinking. Some masks will be available at the door. Our shows run from 7:00pm to 9:00pm on Fridays

The ten best days of summer returns! We are so happy to be featured artists on the Vermont Music Showcase presented by Coca-Cola. The Milkhouse Heaters are playing at the Acoustic Gazebo and will be playing three sets of music. The sets start at 1pm, 4pm and 6:15pm. Hope to see you there.

The Milkhouse Heaters are excited to play at the Taste of Woodstock Festival, brought in partnership with Artistree and Purple Crayon Productions. Besides Vermont musical artists, the festival features Vermont foods, beverages, crafts and more.

Join Main Street Arts for free outdoor music this summer. Bring a chair, a friend, and an appetite for good food and community fun. in case of rain the event will be held inside. Food will be available for purchase from Smokin' Bowls.

The Milkhouse Heaters perform live at Hoisington Field in Beautiful Perkinsville, VT. This event is free to the public, rain or shine. Please feel free to bring lawn chairs or a blanket. Food trucks may be available.

The Milkhouse Heaters will be playing on “Live From the Underground” this coming Thursday evening, May 27, 2021 at 7 pm. The link is below - please tune in! https://theundergroundvt.bandcamp.com/merch/the-milkhouse-heaters-live

This live stream is hosted on Bandcamp, and requires a free Bandcamp fan account to view.

A small minimum donation of $5 USD is required to view, although you can pay what you’d like over and above that amount. But - no pressure 😊

Come on down and join us for a couple sets of original music and great food! https://www.windsorstationvt.com

Join us for music on Burlington's one and only moving lounge. Green Mountain Railroad will take you back to the prohibition era inside their vintage lounge car. Sit back and relax in their comfortable leather lounge seats as you indulge in live music, delicious cocktails, hors-d'oeuvres, and the beautiful scenery as it rolls by your window.

http://www.rails-vt.com/lounge91

SALEM NEW HAMPSHIRE'S ORGANIC COFFEE ROASTERS "We roast slower than any other roaster we know which allows the starch in the coffee bean to turn to sugar, then caramelize into exquisite flavors. Our coffee is imported from local farms all around the mountains of the Earth. The high altitude allows more rainfall and produces harder beans. This is naturally low in caffeine and great in flavor. These are pure, organic and pesticide free bird friendly coffees. When you taste our coffee you will be pleasantly surprised by it's great flavor and healthy benefits."

Besides making delicious food and coffee Lynn, Barry and their terrific staff appreciate and support independent musicians and for that we thank them.

Contact (603) 912-5381

Music by The Milkhouse Heaters and Tom Caswell Blues Band

Featured Speakers on Labor, Environmental, Health Care, Migrant and Racial Justice, including LT. Governor David Zuckerman, Rep. Mari Cordes, Tabitha Moore, Maeve McBride, & Many More.

Sponsored by Rights and Democracy, with Vermont-NEA, AFT-Vermont, Vermont AFL-CIO

The 15th annual Plymouth Folk and Blues Festival will take place at the President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site in Plymouth Notch, Vermont on Labor Day Weekend, Saturday, August 31st and Sunday, September 1st, 2019.

Stars from Vermont and internationally known musicians team up for a lively two-day festival of folk and blues music performed in the pure country air of historic Plymouth Notch, birthplace of the 30th U.S. President.

The event also features children’s entertainment such as wagon rides on Saturday and face painting on both days. All concerts are free, and donations are appreciated. We are also taking food donations of non-perishables for the Vermont Food Bank. The festival will be held rain or shine. Rain venue is the stunning historic 1840 Union Christian Church right in Plymouth Notch. www.plymouthfolk.com

$5 Cover and free to Deluxe Ticket Holders Line-up:

Matt Sieple _ Opening (Don't miss this guy!) The Milkhouse Heaters The Cold River Ranters