Lullaby of the Rivers Festival

Crawford Boyd and Joe Fasano, aka Acoustic Anomaly, coming to Lullaby of the Rivers on Sunday at the Limelight theater. Live music from 10am to 5pm.

The Earth Serenade is an opportunity for the child in all of us to honor and give thanks to the earth by creating together beautiful music on easy to play instruments in the key of C with no wrong notes. Join the fun at Lullaby of the Rivers this Sunday. Live music from 10am-5pm. It’s free!!!

David Watt Besley lives for writing songs and he’s really good at it. You can catch him at Lullaby of the Rives festival this Sunday along with many other great performers. Live music 10am to 5pm. Don’t miss it!!!!

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For the third Ancient City Limits concert, Lullaby of the Rivers Festival brings Amy Hendrickson and John Dickie IV together for a night of songs, stories, and real connection, face-to-face and song-to-song in the Black Box at the Limelight Theatre.

John, a familiar name around St. Augustine, is known for his relaxed, thoughtful style and quietly powerful songwriting. Amy, an award-winning artist with deep local roots, blends Americana, folk, jazz, and country into a warm, captivating sound that’s earned her a devoted following.

With 100 seats, this event will be intimate, meaningful, and sell out quickly.

🎶 Saturday, May 30 | 7 PM
📍 Black Box at Limelight Theatre
🎟️ Limited seating 🔗 https://limelight.ludus.com/select.php

Pam and Taylor perform together as The Skinny, original music and stories. They are wonderful creative performers and you don’t want to miss them on Sunday at Lullaby of the Rivers Festival at the Limelight theater. Live music from 10am to 5pm. Don’t miss it!!!

If you never heard of David Reed, now your chance. His performances are not just great music, they’re fun. Appearing at Lullaby of the Rivers on Sunday. Live music on two stages from 10am to 5pm. Don’t miss it! It’s free!!

Lullaby of the Rivers and the Stetson Kennedy Foundation are proud to present Rod McDonald as our featured guest in our March edition of Second Sundays at Stetson’s concert series on March 8th. Rod’s latest 4 cds were top tens in national folk charts. His songs have been recorded by Jonathan Edward’s, Shawn Colvin, Garnet Rogers, Joe Jenks, 4 Bitchin Babes, and Renaissance Fair bands. Don’t miss the opportunity to see and hear Rod at Stetson’s home, Beluthahatchee Park. Showtime is 2pm.

From 1980s Greenwich Village—where 21 songs landed in the Smithsonian Fast Folk collection--to today’s Florida, Rod MacDonald’s work is “pointed and prophetic, with melodies that ring, resonate and make emphatic impressions,” (Goldmine August 2023). His latest 4 cds were top tens in national folk charts, and Jonathan Edwards, Shawn Colvin, Garnet Rogers, Joe Jencks, 4 Bitchin’ Babes and Rennaissance Fair bands are among those who’ve recorded his songs. “One of Ten Magnificent Musicians of Palm Beach County” (Palm Beach Post), he’s in festivals, concerts and clubs in the US, Europe and Australia. “He has never stopped writing songs of scope and daring, nor singing in his high, sweet voice.” (Boston Herald) “Pure emotive tenor and stirring, catchy tunes,… Add thoughtful lyrics that touch on a variety of political and social issues, and you have a remarkable artist.” All-Music Guide
SecondSundays at Stetson’s Concert Series on March 8 at Beluthahatchee Park. Showtime is 2 pm.

The Stetson Kennedy foundation and Lullaby of the Rivers are proud to present Bob Sima and Shannon Plummer at Second Sunday at Stetsons Concert Series at Beluthahatchee Park. Bob Sima is an award winning folk/soul songwriter, retreat facilitator, and mindfulness coach with ten albums and a national following. Shannon is a functional health practitioner who supplies amazing harmonies. Together they compliment each other’s talents. Showtime is 2pm. Don’t miss it! Their music carries a powerful message to amplify and unearth the innate goodness of humans.