September 26 , 2027

POEHEMIA delivers the best Celtic Rock! Formed alongside the docks of Baltimore’s historic, industrial waterside community POEHEMIA brings a fresh interpretation to traditional and Celtic music.

Consisting of members with national, international touring and recording experience this power house combines top shelf musicianship with a one-of-a-kind stage show. The band artistically blends traditional and modern instruments that cross generations and appeal to audiences of all ages.

Since 2016 POEHEMIA has released 3 CDs and performed hundreds of electric and acoustic shows at festivals, special events, wineries, weddings, breweries, and pubs throughout North America.

Ted Koch- Acoustic & Electric Guitar, Bodhrán, Vocals

Greg Giannetti- Drums, Percussion, Vocals

Christopher St. Michael- Bass Guitar

Sage Snider- Fiddle, Vocals

The Bowmaneers

The Bowmaneers: Shiela Lane (whistles, keyboard,cello and vocals), Elizabeth Lawyer (fiddle, vocals), Brittany Hinger (vocals, ukulele), Zach Phelps (guitar), and Linda Dolder (drum).

Ga Greine

Ga Greine means sunbeam in Gaelic. It is a ray of sunshine and is the inspiration of hope for a new day and creativity from within. Ga Greine was formed in 2016, embracing the traditional Celtic music origins along with bluegrass. Abigail Baker is on fiddle bringing Ga Greine sounds of Cape Breton with double stops and tunes from Scotland and Ireland. She has been playing fiddle since age 3. Her mother, Deborah Yost, plays Irish flute and penny whistle along with Galician bagpipes. Charlie Stacey’s guitar and vocals bring to Ga Greine a refined sound and years of experience in playing in the Celtic genre. Ga Greine is a fresh new band that inspires to play traditional tunes with a fresh new twist that is sure to make you want to get up and dance!

Mac-Tire of Skye Pipes and Drums

Mac-Tire of Skye Pipes & Drums is a 501c3 non-profit cultural and educational organization, their goal is to broadening the public’s interest in and appreciation for traditional Scottish piping and drumming in the Southwest.

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