Located in Stokesdale, NC
Stonefield Cellars hosts the High Lonesome Strings Bluegrass Association Jam – 7:00 -10:00 pm
– Members and prospective members welcomed! If you have
questions about this event, contact Natalie at 336-689-4071.
For more information about High Lonesome Strings, visit
http://www.highlonesomestrings.org
Bring your instruments or just come to listen – either way, it’s always a
great time! Wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages are for sale during
the session.
Photo by Levi Austin
Jim Malcolm is the ultimate Scots troubadour. Travelling the world with his guitar, harmonicas, and engaging wit, he sings the traditional songs of Scotland and his own masterfully crafted songs in a style which is modern and accessible, yet utterly authentic. He is highly regarded as an interpreter of the songs of Robert Burns, and has been described as “one of the finest singers in Scotland in any style”.
We are pleased to be bringing back Jim Malcolm to our Barrel Room Stage. If you love the ‘listening room’ experience*, this will be an up close and personal journey with this wonderful internationally acclaimed talent.
Door opens at 7:00 pm, concert starts at 7:30 pm.
COST: Advance tickets are $18, $16 for Wine Club Members, $20 at door. See below for advance ticket option! Wine Club Members please call the winery at 336-644-9908 to purchase tickets over the phone in order to receive discount.
DRINKS: Wine, Beer, and non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase.
FOOD: As there is no food vendor for this concert we recommend eating beforehand. Outside food is allowed in small quantities (think snacks, small plates, or tapas), but please be considerate of other guests- don’t bring smelly or pungent food items. We will also be selling snacks such as cheese, crackers, peanuts, and a wide assortment of locally-made chocolate for dessert during the evening!
EVENT POLICIES: No Pets, No Outside Alcohol, No Smoking (anywhere on our property, including our parking lot!).
*Barrel Room Concert Etiquette Reminder: This concert will be held in our intimate barrel room and is intended to be a listening experience. The audience is expected to be respectful of the artist’s performance and their listening neighbors, so loud talking and cell phone use is discouraged.
Concert tickets are non-refundable.
Stonefield Cellars hosts the High Lonesome Strings Bluegrass Association Jam – 7:00 -10:00 pm
– Members and prospective members welcomed! If you have
questions about this event, contact Natalie at 336-689-4071.
For more information about High Lonesome Strings, visit
http://www.highlonesomestrings.org
Bring your instruments or just come to listen – either way, it’s always a
great time! Wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages are for sale during
the session.
Photo by Levi Austin
We encourage you to join us for lively discussion paired with wonderful wine (available for purchase during the meeting).
Some folks bring snacks to share and enjoy during the meeting.
Call Natalie if you have questions – 336-689-4071.
New members are always welcome! Book to be discussed this evening:
November 1st – “The Guilt Of A Sparrow” by Jess B. Moore (local author). Ms. Moore will be attending the book club discussion and will entertain questions!
ERICA BROWN SHIPMAN • FIDDLES, GUITAR, VOCALS
MATT SHIPMAN • GUITAR, BANJO, BOUZOUKI, MANDOLIN, VOCALS
HANZ ARAKI • FLUTES, WHISTLES, BODHRÁN, VOCALS
COLLEEN RANEY • GUITAR, BODHRÁN, VOCALS
Josephine County combines the talents of four powerful traditional musicians into one exceptional musical experience ranging from the United States to Ireland and back. Award-winning fiddler and singer Erica Brown dedicated herself to traditional music at a very young age. Classical, French Canadian, Bluegrass, Country, and much more can be found in her wide-range of musical expertise. Songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Matt Shipman’s love of traditional music is apparent in his mastery of Bluegrass, Country, and Irish styles of playing. His detailed and thoughtful guitar, mandolin, and banjo playing captivate and delight audiences nationwide. Traditional Irish flute player and singer Hanz Arakiis known worldwide for his fresh and innovative approach. His musical sensibility is both inspired and disciplined and has made him a household name from the UK to Japan. Among the finest interpreters of traditional songs of her generation, singer Colleen Raney brings warmth and authenticity to music from Ireland, Appalachia, Scotland, and beyond
Door opens at 7:00 pm, concert starts at 7:30 pm. Advance tickets are $15, $18 at door. See below for advance ticket option.
If you have any special seating requests please note such during your online purchase or call the winery at 336-644-9908.
DRINKS: Wine, Beer, and non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase.
FOOD: As there is no food vendor for this concert we recommend eating beforehand. Outside food is allowed in small quantities (think snacks, small plates, or tapas), but please be considerate of other guests- don’t bring smelly or pungent food items. We will also be selling snacks such as cheese, crackers, peanuts, and a wide assortment of locally-made chocolate for dessert during the evening!
EVENT POLICIES: No Pets, No Outside Alcohol, No Smoking (anywhere on our property, including our parking lot!).
*Barrel Room Concert Etiquette Reminder: This concert will be held in our intimate barrel room and is intended to be a listening experience. The audience is expected to be respectful of the artist’s performance and their listening neighbors, so loud talking and cell phone use is discouraged.
Concert tickets are non-refundable.
For a more detailed bio on each band member, visit their website: