Harmon's Peak - Traditional American Music

Harmon's Peak Performances for 2010

So far, our first show is Valentine's Day...

Sunday, Feb. 14th, 2010
Menlo Park Farmers' Market
9:30 to noon. Utopia here, too! On Chestnut Street, between Santa Cruz Ave. & Menlo Ave. in Menlo Park. [google maps]

March:
Is looking pretty full. We'll probably be doing something around St. Patrick's Day—but not booked yet. And then...

Saturday, Mar. 20, 2010
San Francisco
Contra Dance
Caller: Erik Hoffman
St. Paul's Church
8 p.m. - 11 p.m.
(A free half-hour lesson begins at 7:30 p.m.)

Saturday, Mar. 27, 2010
Palo Alto
Contra Dance
Caller: Robin Steen
First United Methodist Church, 625 Hamilton Ave, Palo Alto
Map and directions
8 p.m. - 11 p.m.

April:
Not spoken for yet.

May:
Barron Park May Fete?
We hope so. And...

Sunday, May 30th, 2010
Menlo Park Farmers' Market
9:30 to noon. Utopia here, too! On Chestnut Street, between Santa Cruz Ave. & Menlo Ave. in Menlo Park. [google maps]

June:
Don't know yet.

Sunday, Jul 4th, 2010
Menlo Park Farmers' Market
9:30 to noon. A fitting day to hear music from our nation's history. On Chestnut Street, between Santa Cruz Ave. & Menlo Ave. in Menlo Park. [google maps]

TBA...
Palo Ato Farmers' Market
9:30 to noon, taste utopia.
Gilman Street, @ Hamilton, behind the Palo Alto Post Office. [google maps] Kid friendly.

Who is Harmon’s Peak?

Bright, uplifting and authentic, the sound of Harmon’s Peak transports listenersto a simpler time, makes children jump up and dance, and inclines those in the vicinity to smile at one another and say “howdy.”

Our music is traditional American “old-timey” – most of it was popular around the time of the Civil War, some was old even then. But it all comes alive with the sweet sound of two fiddles, a banjo, a guitar and some voices. . . . find out more.

Book Us
Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Harmon’s Peak is a hard-working band that’s always itching to play. We play for festivals, events, weddings, dances, bar- and bat-mitzvahs, christenings, for school kids, seasonal gatherings, concerts, parties and barn-raisings. May we play for you?

Wanna play? . . .
Try a jam session!
Sessions are a great way to pratice music. You can meet other musicians and generally have a good time. That's how we met... find out more.