Two sweet-as-honey Americana groups.     Annie and the Beekeepers is a folk and country inspired trio that met at Berklee College of Music in December 2006. The members of Annie and the Beekeepers came to Berklee from across the country with different musical backgrounds – Annie Lynch is a self-taught guitarist and the Beekeepers’ principal singer and songwriter from Cape Cod; Ken Woodward is from Charlottesville and plays acoustic bass and sometimes stomps on a snare at the same time for fun; and Alexandra Spalding, who lends her beautiful voice to create the Beekeepers’ signature harmonies, grew up playing cello in orchestras in Northern California.

 They’ll be joined by local favorites The Honey Dewdrops, who have earned top honors in the Prairie Home Companion’s young songwriters’ competition and our own annual songwriters’ contest.

With special guest Keegan Dewitt.

Listen at www.annieandthebeekeepers.com

www.myspace.com/keegandewittmusic

www.myspace.com/thehoneydewdrops

Show starts at 8pm/$5.

Lindsey Osborne and Sally Rose Monnes lead an evening of female singer/songwriters in the round.  8pm/$5

Sweet harmonies, deft musicianship and a lovely arrangement of original music and covers–what more could you possibly ask for?  The show starts at 8pm/$5.

The new Central Virginia Blues Society meeting will include performances by Hambone’s Blues Review and John Graeme.  It’ll be a whole evening of acoustic blues music!  8pm/$5.

One Black Days plays for Schuyler Hughes’ birthday party.

Open to all.  Signups start at 7:30pm.

Charlottesville’s most soulful, seductive songstress brings her original material  to our stage.  With special guests Wes Swing and Erica Olsen.  The show starts at 8pm/$5.

www.myspace.com/joiawoodmusic