12/27/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
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I’ll be playing this jam at these April CA gigs!
4/16 Ojai Underground Exchange Ojai
4/23 Folk Music Center Claremont
4/26 The Venice West Venice
Here’s a cool clip from Monday at the Nathaniel Rateliff & Night Sweats gig at Belly Up, Aspen where I opened the show for two nights joined by my friend Pete Casson on percussion
4/16 Ojai Underground Exchange Ojai
4/23 Folk Music Center Claremont
4/26 The Venice West Venice
Here’s a cool clip from Monday at the Nathaniel Rateliff & Night Sweats gig at Belly Up, Aspen where I opened the show for two nights joined by my friend Pete Casson on percussion
FULL MOON FRIDAY OPEN MIC 3/18
Art House Gallery is Having a Poetry & Music Full Moon Open Mic Featuring Hali Hammer & Friends March 18th Door is 6:30 and show is 7-10pm All ages Wheelchair Accessable $10 Donation. Performers are Free but Donatons Welcome. 2905 Shattuck Ave. Berkeley Ca 94705 (near Ashby Bart Station) 510-472-3170 info. Vaxed Proof on entry
LIVE GIG MARCH 18!!! Hali Hammer and Friends will be the featured act for the ART HOUSE FULL MOON OPEN MIC. If you’d like to perform, you can sign up from 6 pm when the doors open until 6:30. All ages okay, wheelchair accessible. Proof of vaccination needed. $15-$25 donation at the door FREE if you’re performing. Please support the Arts!!
Hali Hammer is an award winning singer-songwriter who is experienced at playing in varied styles and settings. Aside from writing and performing her own music, she is a founding member of Occupella, which plays at political rallies and causes, is the bass player and a vocalist in Jump-In (which performs “folk & oldies” – don’t say it too fast) and is with The ReSisters (a trio performing political parodies). The Hali Hammer Band perform Hali’s originals as well as those of Randy Berge (lead guitar) and Paul Herzoff – a harmonica player and songwriter with a sharp sense of humor and an instinctive style. .
Hali joined her first band in 1968 while she attended Queens College in NY, and went on to play both with other musicians and as a solo act from then on. She was a member of Citizens to Save Minnewaska in upstate New York, and had the inspiration for and helped produce the compilation album “Save the Mountain” in 1981 which aided in funding the legal fight. The property is now Minnewaska Lake State Park.
Moving to the Bay Area from her native New York she joined Freedom Song Network in 1985 and was a member of the chorus that sang onstage behind Nelson Mandela at the Oakland Coliseum. Her song Bottom of the Ninth was aired on KNBR-San Francisco preceding the first game of the 1989 Bay Bridge World Series. She became active in the San Francisco Folk Music Club (she is currently the Vice President) and was the coordinator of the 2003 Berkeley Free Folk Festival. Hali created and produced Sing Out for Earth Day, a video montage of 33 groups across the nation singing This Land Is Your Land on April 22, 2012, in the same key (D) and at the same time (noon Pacific, 1 pm Mountain, 2 pm Central, 3 pm Eastern). It debuted at a screening in SF that July 14th on the 100th anniversary of Woody Guthrie’s birthday, and is on You Tube. Hali is on the Save the Berkeley Post Office Committee, and has produced two videos in conjunction with the East Bay Media Center to help the cause (they can be found on YouTube listed as “Mr. Postman, Our Post Office Is Not for Sale“, and “Our Post Office It Shall Not Be Moved!“) She worked with Country Joe McDonald, organizing a Protest Music Festival which was held at the Berkeley Unitarian Fellowship for several years. She has been listed in Who’s Who of American Women.
Her musical partner, Randy Berge, accompanies her on lead guitar, was an “instrumental” part of the new CD, and also writes his own material. Aside from Eclectic Circus, her latest CD, Hali has three other CDs: I Refuse To Believe, Gypsy-O, and The Best of Hali Hammer.
Show will go from 6:30-10, Hali Hammer , Randy, Paul will be doing a ½ hour set at some point. Hope to see ya ALL!!!
Art House Gallery is Having a Poetry & Music Full Moon Open Mic Featuring Hali Hammer & Friends March 18th Door is 6:30 and show is 7-10pm All ages Wheelchair Accessable $10 Donation. Performers are Free but Donatons Welcome. 2905 Shattuck Ave. Berkeley Ca 94705 (near Ashby Bart Station) 510-472-3170 info. Vaxed Proof on entry
LIVE GIG MARCH 18!!! Hali Hammer and Friends will be the featured act for the ART HOUSE FULL MOON OPEN MIC. If you’d like to perform, you can sign up from 6 pm when the doors open until 6:30. All ages okay, wheelchair accessible. Proof of vaccination needed. $15-$25 donation at the door FREE if you’re performing. Please support the Arts!!
Hali Hammer is an award winning singer-songwriter who is experienced at playing in varied styles and settings. Aside from writing and performing her own music, she is a founding member of Occupella, which plays at political rallies and causes, is the bass player and a vocalist in Jump-In (which performs “folk & oldies” – don’t say it too fast) and is with The ReSisters (a trio performing political parodies). The Hali Hammer Band perform Hali’s originals as well as those of Randy Berge (lead guitar) and Paul Herzoff – a harmonica player and songwriter with a sharp sense of humor and an instinctive style. .
Hali joined her first band in 1968 while she attended Queens College in NY, and went on to play both with other musicians and as a solo act from then on. She was a member of Citizens to Save Minnewaska in upstate New York, and had the inspiration for and helped produce the compilation album “Save the Mountain” in 1981 which aided in funding the legal fight. The property is now Minnewaska Lake State Park.
Moving to the Bay Area from her native New York she joined Freedom Song Network in 1985 and was a member of the chorus that sang onstage behind Nelson Mandela at the Oakland Coliseum. Her song Bottom of the Ninth was aired on KNBR-San Francisco preceding the first game of the 1989 Bay Bridge World Series. She became active in the San Francisco Folk Music Club (she is currently the Vice President) and was the coordinator of the 2003 Berkeley Free Folk Festival. Hali created and produced Sing Out for Earth Day, a video montage of 33 groups across the nation singing This Land Is Your Land on April 22, 2012, in the same key (D) and at the same time (noon Pacific, 1 pm Mountain, 2 pm Central, 3 pm Eastern). It debuted at a screening in SF that July 14th on the 100th anniversary of Woody Guthrie’s birthday, and is on You Tube. Hali is on the Save the Berkeley Post Office Committee, and has produced two videos in conjunction with the East Bay Media Center to help the cause (they can be found on YouTube listed as “Mr. Postman, Our Post Office Is Not for Sale“, and “Our Post Office It Shall Not Be Moved!“) She worked with Country Joe McDonald, organizing a Protest Music Festival which was held at the Berkeley Unitarian Fellowship for several years. She has been listed in Who’s Who of American Women.
Her musical partner, Randy Berge, accompanies her on lead guitar, was an “instrumental” part of the new CD, and also writes his own material. Aside from Eclectic Circus, her latest CD, Hali has three other CDs: I Refuse To Believe, Gypsy-O, and The Best of Hali Hammer.
Show will go from 6:30-10, Hali Hammer , Randy, Paul will be doing a ½ hour set at some point. Hope to see ya ALL!!!
FULL MOON FRIDAY OPEN MIC 3/18
Art House Gallery is Having a Poetry & Music Full Moon Open Mic Featuring Hali Hammer & Friends March 18th Door is 6:30 and show is 7-10pm All ages Wheelchair Accessable $10 Donation. Performers are Free but Donatons Welcome. 2905 Shattuck Ave. Berkeley Ca 94705 (near Ashby Bart Station) 510-472-3170 info. Vaxed Proof on entry
LIVE GIG MARCH 18!!! Hali Hammer and Friends will be the featured act for the ART HOUSE FULL MOON OPEN MIC. If you’d like to perform, you can sign up from 6 pm when the doors open until 6:30. All ages okay, wheelchair accessible. Proof of vaccination needed. $15-$25 donation at the door FREE if you’re performing. Please support the Arts!!
Hali Hammer is an award winning singer-songwriter who is experienced at playing in varied styles and settings. Aside from writing and performing her own music, she is a founding member of Occupella, which plays at political rallies and causes, is the bass player and a vocalist in Jump-In (which performs “folk & oldies” – don’t say it too fast) and is with The ReSisters (a trio performing political parodies). The Hali Hammer Band perform Hali’s originals as well as those of Randy Berge (lead guitar) and Paul Herzoff – a harmonica player and songwriter with a sharp sense of humor and an instinctive style. .
Hali joined her first band in 1968 while she attended Queens College in NY, and went on to play both with other musicians and as a solo act from then on. She was a member of Citizens to Save Minnewaska in upstate New York, and had the inspiration for and helped produce the compilation album “Save the Mountain” in 1981 which aided in funding the legal fight. The property is now Minnewaska Lake State Park.
Moving to the Bay Area from her native New York she joined Freedom Song Network in 1985 and was a member of the chorus that sang onstage behind Nelson Mandela at the Oakland Coliseum. Her song Bottom of the Ninth was aired on KNBR-San Francisco preceding the first game of the 1989 Bay Bridge World Series. She became active in the San Francisco Folk Music Club (she is currently the Vice President) and was the coordinator of the 2003 Berkeley Free Folk Festival. Hali created and produced Sing Out for Earth Day, a video montage of 33 groups across the nation singing This Land Is Your Land on April 22, 2012, in the same key (D) and at the same time (noon Pacific, 1 pm Mountain, 2 pm Central, 3 pm Eastern). It debuted at a screening in SF that July 14th on the 100th anniversary of Woody Guthrie’s birthday, and is on You Tube. Hali is on the Save the Berkeley Post Office Committee, and has produced two videos in conjunction with the East Bay Media Center to help the cause (they can be found on YouTube listed as “Mr. Postman, Our Post Office Is Not for Sale“, and “Our Post Office It Shall Not Be Moved!“) She worked with Country Joe McDonald, organizing a Protest Music Festival which was held at the Berkeley Unitarian Fellowship for several years. She has been listed in Who’s Who of American Women.
Her musical partner, Randy Berge, accompanies her on lead guitar, was an “instrumental” part of the new CD, and also writes his own material. Aside from Eclectic Circus, her latest CD, Hali has three other CDs: I Refuse To Believe, Gypsy-O, and The Best of Hali Hammer.
Show will go from 6:30-10, Hali Hammer , Randy, Paul will be doing a ½ hour set at some point. Hope to see ya ALL!!!
Art House Gallery is Having a Poetry & Music Full Moon Open Mic Featuring Hali Hammer & Friends March 18th Door is 6:30 and show is 7-10pm All ages Wheelchair Accessable $10 Donation. Performers are Free but Donatons Welcome. 2905 Shattuck Ave. Berkeley Ca 94705 (near Ashby Bart Station) 510-472-3170 info. Vaxed Proof on entry
LIVE GIG MARCH 18!!! Hali Hammer and Friends will be the featured act for the ART HOUSE FULL MOON OPEN MIC. If you’d like to perform, you can sign up from 6 pm when the doors open until 6:30. All ages okay, wheelchair accessible. Proof of vaccination needed. $15-$25 donation at the door FREE if you’re performing. Please support the Arts!!
Hali Hammer is an award winning singer-songwriter who is experienced at playing in varied styles and settings. Aside from writing and performing her own music, she is a founding member of Occupella, which plays at political rallies and causes, is the bass player and a vocalist in Jump-In (which performs “folk & oldies” – don’t say it too fast) and is with The ReSisters (a trio performing political parodies). The Hali Hammer Band perform Hali’s originals as well as those of Randy Berge (lead guitar) and Paul Herzoff – a harmonica player and songwriter with a sharp sense of humor and an instinctive style. .
Hali joined her first band in 1968 while she attended Queens College in NY, and went on to play both with other musicians and as a solo act from then on. She was a member of Citizens to Save Minnewaska in upstate New York, and had the inspiration for and helped produce the compilation album “Save the Mountain” in 1981 which aided in funding the legal fight. The property is now Minnewaska Lake State Park.
Moving to the Bay Area from her native New York she joined Freedom Song Network in 1985 and was a member of the chorus that sang onstage behind Nelson Mandela at the Oakland Coliseum. Her song Bottom of the Ninth was aired on KNBR-San Francisco preceding the first game of the 1989 Bay Bridge World Series. She became active in the San Francisco Folk Music Club (she is currently the Vice President) and was the coordinator of the 2003 Berkeley Free Folk Festival. Hali created and produced Sing Out for Earth Day, a video montage of 33 groups across the nation singing This Land Is Your Land on April 22, 2012, in the same key (D) and at the same time (noon Pacific, 1 pm Mountain, 2 pm Central, 3 pm Eastern). It debuted at a screening in SF that July 14th on the 100th anniversary of Woody Guthrie’s birthday, and is on You Tube. Hali is on the Save the Berkeley Post Office Committee, and has produced two videos in conjunction with the East Bay Media Center to help the cause (they can be found on YouTube listed as “Mr. Postman, Our Post Office Is Not for Sale“, and “Our Post Office It Shall Not Be Moved!“) She worked with Country Joe McDonald, organizing a Protest Music Festival which was held at the Berkeley Unitarian Fellowship for several years. She has been listed in Who’s Who of American Women.
Her musical partner, Randy Berge, accompanies her on lead guitar, was an “instrumental” part of the new CD, and also writes his own material. Aside from Eclectic Circus, her latest CD, Hali has three other CDs: I Refuse To Believe, Gypsy-O, and The Best of Hali Hammer.
Show will go from 6:30-10, Hali Hammer , Randy, Paul will be doing a ½ hour set at some point. Hope to see ya ALL!!!
Wishing you all the very best for 2022 from Dougal's Jumper
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Happy holidays everybody! Here's clips of tomorrow's Sonic Chapters Vol 1 stream! Starting at 4pm EST Dec 29 and streaming into January and 2022. Tune in to Relix mag YouTube youtube.com/relixchannel
Featuring Birdthrower The Cush Jake Etheridge Harris Hey, King and me.
Folk Music Center
FMC🎥 filmed by Alessandro Bordoni Films and Adam Keely
Edited by Gabriel Judet-Weinshel
Featuring Birdthrower The Cush Jake Etheridge Harris Hey, King and me.
Folk Music Center
FMC🎥 filmed by Alessandro Bordoni Films and Adam Keely
Edited by Gabriel Judet-Weinshel
Please join us December 29th as Relix and Mad Bunny Records present the premier of Sonic Chapters Volume 1
Featuring Birdthrower The Cush Jake Etheridge Harris Hey, King and me.
Find it at youtube.com/relixchannel
starting at 4pmEST
Folk Music Center
🎥Video Edited by Gabriel Judet-Weinshel
Music shop🎥 filmed by Alessandro Bordoni Films and Adam Keely
Featuring Birdthrower The Cush Jake Etheridge Harris Hey, King and me.
Find it at youtube.com/relixchannel
starting at 4pmEST
Folk Music Center
🎥Video Edited by Gabriel Judet-Weinshel
Music shop🎥 filmed by Alessandro Bordoni Films and Adam Keely
Mad Bunny Records and Ben Harper proudly present Sonic Chapters Volume 1, which will begin streaming December 29, 2021 exclusively on Relix youtube.com/relixchannel. Harper curated and assembled these sweet and powerful performances including Hey, King and Harris as well as Mad Bunny’s own Birdthrower, The Cush and Jake Etheridge which were recorded in these artists’ homes and personal rehearsal spaces. Harper closes the show with an acoustic performance filmed at his family owned Folk Music Center in Claremont, CA.
“Sonic Chapters Vol 1 emerged from an idea I’ve long had to do a live music series from my family's Folk Music Center," Ben explained. "We kept looking for the right time in this pandemic to start, but as we all know this keeps going on. So as many of us are grounded and homebound, we present this sonic offering to you in your home which you can watch anytime.”
We hope you join us!
FMC filmed by Alessandro Bordoni Films and Adam Keely
“Sonic Chapters Vol 1 emerged from an idea I’ve long had to do a live music series from my family's Folk Music Center," Ben explained. "We kept looking for the right time in this pandemic to start, but as we all know this keeps going on. So as many of us are grounded and homebound, we present this sonic offering to you in your home which you can watch anytime.”
We hope you join us!
FMC filmed by Alessandro Bordoni Films and Adam Keely
OPEN MIC and Potluck
( You can Bring Food and Beverages to share)
December 17th Friday Night
Art House Gallery & Cultural Center
2905 Shattuck Ave.
Berkeley CA 94705
510-472-3170 info
Door is 6pm Open mic 7:00 -10pm
Sign up 6:00- 7:00pm
Donation at door $15.-$25
Low Income & Students $10.
Performers are FREE
Please support the Arts!
PERFORMERS FREE!!! but Donations welcome.
Please Support Art House Gallery & Cultural Center.
Must be Vaxed and Masked
( You can Bring Food and Beverages to share)
December 17th Friday Night
Art House Gallery & Cultural Center
2905 Shattuck Ave.
Berkeley CA 94705
510-472-3170 info
Door is 6pm Open mic 7:00 -10pm
Sign up 6:00- 7:00pm
Donation at door $15.-$25
Low Income & Students $10.
Performers are FREE
Please support the Arts!
PERFORMERS FREE!!! but Donations welcome.
Please Support Art House Gallery & Cultural Center.
Must be Vaxed and Masked
OPEN MIC and Potluck
( You can Bring Food and Beverages to share)
December 17th Friday Night
Art House Gallery & Cultural Center
2905 Shattuck Ave.
Berkeley CA 94705
510-472-3170 info
Door is 6pm Open mic 7:00 -10pm
Sign up 6:00- 7:00pm
Donation at door $15.-$25
Low Income & Students $10.
Performers are FREE
Please support the Arts!
PERFORMERS FREE!!! but Donations welcome.
Please Support Art House Gallery & Cultural Center.
Must be Vaxed and Masked
( You can Bring Food and Beverages to share)
December 17th Friday Night
Art House Gallery & Cultural Center
2905 Shattuck Ave.
Berkeley CA 94705
510-472-3170 info
Door is 6pm Open mic 7:00 -10pm
Sign up 6:00- 7:00pm
Donation at door $15.-$25
Low Income & Students $10.
Performers are FREE
Please support the Arts!
PERFORMERS FREE!!! but Donations welcome.
Please Support Art House Gallery & Cultural Center.
Must be Vaxed and Masked
Serving the needs of music lovers for over 50 years. The Folk provides instrument sales and repair, in back of Boots Beer’s Real Estate Office.
August 12, 1958 Charles and Dorothy Chase opened the Folk Music Center in Claremont, CA on Harvard Ave. Boots told them they were “welcome to have the back room because no one will ever come to see you anyway.” The rent was $35 per month. They borrowed $2000 from Dorothy’s brother and bought some records, books, strings and a few instruments – just enough to get started. Very soon, Boots was compl
Operating as usual
12/27/2022
12/13/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
12/09/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
12/06/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
11/26/2022
Please join us this Sunday, November 27th for the last Open Mic of the year.
11/22/2022
Please join us for OPEN MIC this Sunday,
November 27th.
You can perform or just come and listen.
11/19/2022
Tickets available at the door tonight.
$15 (cash only).
Please join us for a night of STORYTELLING this Saturday, November 19th 7:00-9pm.
Call (909)624-2928 for more info.
11/16/2022
Please join us for a night of STORYTELLING this Saturday, November 19th 7:00-9pm.
Call (909)624-2928 for more info.
11/08/2022
Tellabration!™ 2022
Please join us for a night of STORYTELLING Saturday, November 19th 7:00-9pm.
Click the link below to see this years storytellers.
Call (909)624-2928 for more info.
Tellabration!™ 2022 The 20th annual Inland Valley Storytellers Tellabration!™ will be a live in-person event at the Claremont Folk Music Center on November 19 at 7:00 PM. Tickets this year will be $15 per person and can be purchased at the door or in advance at the Folk Music Center.
11/02/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
10/29/2022
Please join us for Open Mic is this Sunday.
Honey Buckets (Bluegrass) are the featured act this month.
Come out and perform or just come and listen.
22 performers!
$2 per person (cash only)
10/18/2022
10/11/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
10/04/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
10/04/2022
10/01/2022
Packed house for PETER CASE tonight!
09/06/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
09/03/2022
Learn Ukulele in 1 day!
Join us Sunday, Sept. 11th 4:30-6pm
We provide instruments and a booklet with songs and chords that you keep and take home with you.
$25 per person (class is ages 11 & up).
Call (909)624-2928 for more info.
08/23/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
08/18/2022
Got milk? We’ve got cats.
08/17/2022
The Eastman mandolin family just arrived at the Folk Music Center — try one out, take one home!
(909)624-2928
08/16/2022
Are you interested in Music Lessons?
Call us at (909)624-2928 for more info.
MIKE KREIVIS Guitar—all styles, all levels, Mandolin, bottleneck, lap slide, Ukulele
ELIZABETH HANGAN
Voice, Bass, piano/keyboard
DAVID BROCK
Banjo, Fiddle, Violin
MIKE BOOS
Guitar, Ukulele
FOLK MUSIC CENTER 220 YALE AVE. CLAREMONT, CA.
08/15/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
08/01/2022
Claremont Ukulele Club celebrating 13th Anniversary at Open Mic tonight.
07/31/2022
Poster sale! Here are a few of them. Proceeds go to FAR-West.
Thank you for supporting live folk music.
07/24/2022
Claremont folk trio Citrus Sisters headed to Redlands
Claremont folk trio Citrus Sisters headed to Redlands 3 “women of a certain age,” including Ben Harper’s mother, will sing at Redlands’ Smiley Library on Wednesday. Columnist David Allen sits in on a rehearsal.
07/16/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
07/15/2022
Save the date!
Wednesday, July 27th in Redlands, Ca.
07/12/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
06/29/2022
06/28/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
06/25/2022
Juneteenth Civil Rights anthem session in Claremont
06/21/2022
Open Mic returns to the FMC!
First one in over 2 years.
Come play or just come to listen.
(909)624-2928 for more information.
06/16/2022
Bombs to Balalaikas T-Shirt now available from the Folk Music Center web store & in store
https://www.folkmusiccenter.com/store/p/bombs-to-balalaikas-t-shirt
06/14/2022
FMC hours:
Tuesdays 12-5pm
Weds-Sat 10am-5pm
(909)624-2928
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