The Spirit of Summervale Concert Series: Presented by the Intervale Center

"A proper troubadour... a humble guide." ~ Seven Days

Burlington, Vermont based singer/songwriter Joe Adler draws on influences that range from the blues, folk, and experimental tendencies of Tom Waits, to the poetic leanings of Leonard Cohen. His band, The Rangers of Danger, completes Adler's sonic portrait with a sound that leans heavy on good ol' rock n roll while paying tribute to music from all over the globe.

The Spirit of Summervale Concert Series: Presented by the Intervale Center

The Spirit of Summervale Concert Series: Presented by the Intervale Center

The Spirit of Summervale Concert Series: Presented by the Intervale Center

Vermont's own trad-roots power trio! Composed of acclaimed musician Pete Sutherland, his talented protégé Oliver Scanlon and the uber-dynamic Tristan Henderson, Pete's Posse never fails to surprise and excite! Twin fiddles in tight, wild harmony over high-powered guitar and pounding foot percussion with mandolin, clawhammer banjo, jaw harp, rocking keyboards, and soaring vocal harmonies adding color to the Posse's sonic landscape.

The Spirit of Summervale Concert Series: Presented by the Intervale Center

Zach Nugent’s playing is soulful, rootsy and organic, the kind of sound that grows out of the music naturally and effortlessly. He gigs almost nightly, singing and improvising in different projects around town and around the country. A lifelong Grateful Dead fan, Zach has a musical resume with that one vital, matchless feature: As far back as he can remember, music has been an integral part of his life.

The Spirit of Summervale Concert Series: Presented by the Intervale Center

Singer-songwriter and educator Chris Dorman (a.k.a. Mister Chris) writes, records, and performs thoughtful and tender songs that captivate multi-generational audiences. Listen to brand new songs along with your favorites from Seasons 1 and 2 of 'Mister Chris and Friends' on Vermont PBS.

The American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress will present traditional music and dance from a variety of folk cultures thriving in the United States and around the world in a new online concert series each Wednesday through September.

This year’s Homegrown summer concert series, “Homegrown at Home,” is being presented in a new online format, consistent with social distancing and safety practices in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress will present traditional music and dance from a variety of folk cultures thriving in the United States and around the world in a new online concert series each Wednesday through September.

This year’s Homegrown summer concert series, “Homegrown at Home,” is being presented in a new online format, consistent with social distancing and safety practices in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress will present traditional music and dance from a variety of folk cultures thriving in the United States and around the world in a new online concert series each Wednesday through September.

This year’s Homegrown summer concert series, “Homegrown at Home,” is being presented in a new online format, consistent with social distancing and safety practices in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress will present traditional music and dance from a variety of folk cultures thriving in the United States and around the world in a new online concert series each Wednesday through September.

This year’s Homegrown summer concert series, “Homegrown at Home,” is being presented in a new online format, consistent with social distancing and safety practices in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.