Join us for an afternoon of traditional fiddling and community merrymaking at the Millicent Library! Since 2017, the Old Time Fiddle Session and Community Gathering has been a cornerstone of free, inclusive social music programming for the Southcoast communities.

About Old Time Fiddle Session and Community Gathering:

Since its inception, Old Time Fiddle Session has welcomed an ever-growing number of participants, fostering a vibrant community of musicians and enthusiasts. The event is open to the public and encourages people at any stage of their musical journey to join in. The session not only draws local talent but also attracts fiddlers from neighboring states and regions, creating a dynamic and diverse musical experience.

Over the past six years, the Old Time Fiddle Session has taken place in various prestigious locations, including the New Bedford Folk Festival, the Lloyd Center for the Environment, the NB Roots and Branches Festival, and several farmers markets across the Southcoast. During the pandemic, the session continued virtually, ensuring that the music and community spirit thrived.

About Jeffrey Angeley:

Jeffrey Angeley, the organizer behind the Old Time Fiddle Session, is a dedicated music instructor with a passion for fostering inclusive community events. With over a decade of experience and a commitment to free public music instruction, Jeffrey has organized numerous successful events and festivals. His work includes the monthly traditional music series, open mics, silent movie screenings with live music, and various concert series. Jeffrey's efforts have earned him multiple accolades, including the Wicked Cool Places grant.

Join us on June 8th to celebrate the joy of traditional music and community spirit. Bring your instruments, your enthusiasm, and your friends for an unforgettable afternoon of music on the beautiful lawn of the Millicent Library. You are welcome to bring your own seating or use seating provided by the library. In case of rain, the event will move to the library auditorium located at the Walnut Street entrance.

This program is supported in part by a grant from the Fairhaven Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.