Since Horigan's House of Taps close in downtown Greensboro earlier this month, the Piedmont Old-Time Society has been looking for a new location to jam. Currently, they are meeting in members' homes until a new location is found
Tonight, they will be busy sharing their music at First Friday with the goal of spreading old-time fiddle and banjo, string-band music. This genre of music dates back generations in North Carolina, before phones, electricity, and even cars! If you see the group on Elm Street tonight, ask them about the Piedmont One Mike Acoustic Convention (POMAC) in Franklinville the first weekend of May. This is a festival where you can hear others play and, better yet, jam with people yourself. There are so many opportunities to be around music in Greensboro and the neighboring counties.
In the meantime, if you have any ideas as to where some great old-time musicians can gather to play music in Greensboro, send us a message.
There's an old general store in Floyd county that does these old timey jams!
Posted by: tanya breese | Friday, March 06, 2020 at 08:20 AM
Quite a group!
Posted by: William Kendall | Friday, March 06, 2020 at 05:32 PM