Join us for a unique and intimate afternoon of music, musings, songs, and the creative mischief that sparks them. We’ll play our original songs and talk about the mystery of how an idea becomes a lyric, a melody, a deeper truth. You, the audience, are invited to ask questions and be a part of the conversation. This is not just a performance, it’s an experience.
Tina Ross is a New York-based singer-songwriter whose contemporary folk music blends poetic storytelling, intricate guitar work, and emotional depth. A former chiropractor and jazz vocalist, she has quickly gained recognition in the folk world, earning honors including Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Emerging Artist and Main Stage appearances, the Focus Music Heyman Rising Artist Award, and national and international songwriting accolades. Her debut album, While I’m Here, received Grammy first-round consideration, and she is currently recording her second album. Tina has performed at renowned venues including Club Passim, The Bitter End, and Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and has opened for Tom Chapin, John Gorka, and Christine Lavin.
Ed Seifert is a New Jersey singer-songwriter whose heartfelt songs blend Americana, folk, country, and rock influences. Known for his sharp lyrics and emotional storytelling, his music explores heartbreak, humor, and everyday life. His 2025 album Great Big World features collaborations with members of The Feelies, The Bongos, The Smithereens, and others. A fixture of the New Jersey music scene, Ed also produces the monthly Sunday Singer-Songwriter Showcase at the Edenville General Store.
Sharon Klein is a veteran singer-songwriter and guitarist whose musical journey spans Greenwich Village clubs, world music traditions, and the Hudson Valley folk scene. Having shared stages with artists such as Madonna, Patti Smith, Richie Havens, and Mary Travers, she developed a distinctive style shaped by folk, rock, jazz, and global musical influences. A former music producer and longtime curator for the Woodstock Invitational Luthiers Showcase, Klein now performs deeply personal, often witty songs accompanied by masterful fingerstyle guitar, drawing comparisons to artists such as John Prine and Melissa Etheridge.