Upcoming 2026 Public Appearances
30 May
Songs About Birds
Cook Forest Sawmill Center for the Arts Theater
170 Sawmill Lane, Cooksburg PA
2:00 PM ET
With guest Barbi Milliron on fiddle
This concert of Celtic- and folk-inspired music about our feathered friends will cap off a day of birding and libations in Cook Forest State Park with the Seneca Rocks Audubon Society and Clarion River Brewing.The day will start with a expert-led bird walk near the Fire Tower (meet by 9:30 PM in the parking lot), followed by the chance to enjoy some beer and food outside of Macbeth’s Cabins (starting at 11:00 AM). You can choose any combination of activities you wish.
Donations accepted at the door will benefit the Seneca Rocks Audubon Society. Parking is free.
May & June
Private Engagements
May 13: Liberty Towers, Clarion PA
June 13: Ladies Tea, Knox PA
Keridwyn is available for your private event! Email us at [email protected] to inquire about our availability, repertory and other details. We have a strong commitment to community outreach and supporting charitable events! Get in touch!
26 Jul
The Sounds of Summer
Fusion Cafe
185 Main Street, Brookville PA
3:00 PM ET
Keridwyn returns to one of our favorite low-key venues to celebrate the fullness of summer. Sink into a cozy chair with an iced coffee or matcha, and take a break from the heat. As always, our performance at Fusion Cafe is free with donations gratefully accepted.
Community Outreach:
Keridwyn is committed to performing for nonprofit organizations, and for audiences whose circumstances limit their ability to attend public events. Most often, these performances are private. As part of this mission, we routinely perform at skilled nursing, independent living and assisted living facilities, including:
- Highland Oaks at Water Run, Clarion PA
- Laurelbrooke Personal Care, Brookville PA
- Edgewood Heights, New Bethlehem PA
- Sugar Creek Care Center, Franklin PA
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Testimonials
“Your concert yesterday was wonderful. An interesting array of pieces and instruments wonderfully performed by each of you. It reminded me of The Band, where members swapped out instruments and vocals as the songs required.“
“You brought me to tears!“
“I am so grateful to Keridwyn for their beautiful music that complemented and supported my original folk operetta, YONDER MOUNTAIN, both at the Barrow-Civic Theater in Franklin, and at the Verna Lieth Sawmill Theater in Cook Forest in the last week of August, 2025. For every one of the six performances, they welcomed the arriving audience with perfect pieces to get them ready for the Appalachian operetta. Then they became a part of a wonderful 7-person pit orchestra, adding beautiful folk instrument sounds to the score. Brava Keridwyn!” — Composer John Krumich