Bluegrass party blowout comes to Burnham Hall

Hear bluegrass in the mountains of Lincoln on May 2 with a final show by The Tenderbellies for this season of Burnham Presents.

Beth Duquette and Mark Mulqueen have been quiet leaders of robust music scenes in Ripton, Lincoln and beyond. Steve Harris dug a little deeper to learn more about this musically motivated couple.

Burnham Presents has two more shows for this season. Don’t miss out on Hildaland April 4 and The Tenderbellies on May 2.

Spend your Valentine’s evening at Burnham Hall with bluegrass /Americana artists Damn Tall Buildings.

Prepare for an unforgettable evening of music as Burnham Presents welcomes Eli West to the stage on Saturday, Feb. 8. Known for his solo work and remarkable collaborations with artists like Norwegian fiddler Olav Mjelva, Cahalen Morrison and others, West … (read more)

First Saturday of the month is coming and Burnham Presents has another great concert for us. The Clement Brothers will play on Saturday, Oct. 5, at Burnahm Hall in Lincoln. Music starts at 7:30 for two sets with a short intermission.

Back at it for a second season, Beth Duquette and Mark Mulqueen (along with a crew of volunteers) are prepping the Burnham Hall stage in Lincoln for the 2024-2025 Burnham Presents music series.

Genticorum stands out as one of the premier groups in Quebec’s traditional music scene. The trio skillfully intertwines intricate fiddle, flute and accordion melodies with beautiful vocal harmonies.

Burnham Presents will host their monthly music event on the second Saturday this month with Colby Crehan and Marsh Lights, Saturday, Feb. 10, at 7:30 p.m.

Beth Duquette has teamed up with her husband, Mark Mulqueen, to launch a new music series in Lincoln. They’re calling it Burnham Presents.