Lawn Concerts
Bringing Music to Life!!
2025 is our sixth season of bringing live outdoor music to the community. All are welcome!
Ticketing arrangements can be difficult. If in doubt contact me [email protected]
We host six lawn concerts, every other Sunday in the summer. Each is preceded by a gourmet lunch. The concerts run from 3-5 pm, with seating in the natural amphitheater of our lawn at 180 Drinkwater Rd. If you are joining us for lunch, feel free to check out the farm before the music starts. You can also visit our farm store for fresh produce and other treats. Sweets and beverages are also served during the concert.
Well-behaved pets, and all children, are welcome! No charge for those under 12.
In case of inclement weather we will seek to reschedule the event. If we are unable to do so, or if you cannot attend the alternate date, we will refund your tickets.
Our featured artist this summer is Tenessee-born, lately of the Hudson Valley, Kate Prascher.
Kate doesn’t want you to look at her. She wants you to see what she sees. She wants to know if you see it too. For her, songs are a chance to say things that don’t usually make it into polite conversation. They are letters folded up and left at your doorstep. Songwriting allows her to say the quiet parts out loud, and the loud parts quietly.
Kate’s songs are a recognition of our everyday darkness. They wade through the undercurrents of memory and draw half-portraits of characters both real and imagined. They shine a light on the complex web of our relationships. Kate played piano and sang as a child and began playing roots music after she moved to New York. Once she heard bluegrass music live for the first time, she dove headlong into playing mandolin and guitar, going to late night jam sessions, taking lessons with bluegrass maverick Michael Daves and penning her own songs.
A seasoned performer, Kare has played the Knitting Factory (New York), Jalopy Theatre (Brooklyn), LEAF Festival (Black Mountain), Club Passim (Boston) and the Ossipee Music Festival (Maine). Her voice has been described as having an “intangible vintage feel.”
We are pleased to host Kate’s Seacoast debut on August 10th, when she will be joined by fiddler Tahlia Sabat and bassist Mark Roman.
Trifecta
06/22/2025
3:00
to
5:00
$20, $10 for Kensington Residents
Downeast Maine band Trifecta delivers a stunning program of original songs and covers ranging from rock to pop, country, bluegrass and R&B. They’ve been a regular feature of our concert series from the beginning, and we’re delighted to welcome them back to the farm. Ginna’s vocal virtuosity hits all the right notes, but the band rocks on the talents of guitarist Keith, bass player Dave and John on Drums.
Gnarly Darling
07/13/2025
3:00
to
5:00
$20, $10 for Kensington Residents
Gnarly Darling offers Americana/roots rock with a lively blend of jangle and groove. The band consists of singer-songwriter and guitarist Ryan Feeley, bluesy harp wizard Pete Lassey, distinctive and soulful vocalist Jessi Rigordaeva, rock solid drummer Gary Goodman, and expressive bassist Eric Turner. The group plays a mix of melodic originals written by Ryan Feeley as well as their own spin on songs from Wilco, Gillian Welch, The Decemberists, KALEO, The Band, Tracy Chapman, John Prine, Black Pumas, and more.
Reed Foehl
07/27/2025
3:00
to
5:00
$20, $10 for Kensington Residents
Grammy-nominated songwriter Reed Foehl writes stories of the human condition with a lyric and voice which push boundaries while paying homage to tradition. Dusty and patient, his music is genuine Folk/Americana. “From traditional folk ballads to barroom sing-alongs, this tunesmith’s emotional, deeply personal lyrics and indelibly infectious choruses…leave the listener with an overriding sense of optimism”
Kate Prascher
08/10/2025
3:00
to
5:00
$20, $10 for Kensington Residents
Kate Prascher grew up in Shelby County, Tennessee and now makes her home in the Hudson Valley of New York. She played piano and sang as a child and began playing roots music after she moved to New York. The seeds set sown down in the Delta blossomed in the mountains of her chosen home. Once she heard bluegrass music live for the first time, Prascher dove headlong into playing mandolin and guitar, going to late night jam sessions, taking lessons with bluegrass maverick Michael Daves and penning her own songs. A seasoned performer, Prascher has played the Kning Factory (New York), Jalopy Theatre (Brooklyn), LEAF Fesval (Black Mountain), Club Passim (Boston) and the Ossipee Music Fesval (Maine). Crows’ Feat Farm is delighted to host her debut in the Seacoast!
Taylor O’Donnell Trio
08/24/2025
3:00
to
5:00
$20, $10 for Kensington Residents
Following on their sold-out performance at 3S Artspace in Portsmouth, acclaimed jazz vocalist and songwriter Taylor O’Donnell joins Mike Effenberger on piano and Chris Klaxton on drums for a deep dive through the worlds of Joni Mitchell, the Pixies, Donny Hathaway, Bjork, Paul Simon, gospel rock & roll, lullabies, improvisation and original song.
New Legacy Swing Band
09/07/2025
3:00
to
5:00
$20, $10 for Kensington Residents
One of New England’s premier dance orchestras, the New Legacy Swing Band brings a wide variety of favorites, from big band to jazz, swing, waltzes, Latin, rock n’ roll, and R&B. You’ll find it hard to sit still when they start swingin’!
