Community Calendar

The String Revolution is a Grammy winning guitar trio renowned for their electrifying performances, intricate melodies, mesmerizing harmonies, and astonishing guitar skills. Their repertoire spans an eclectic range of musical genres, seamlessly blending elements of classical, rock, jazz, and world music to create
unique arrangements and a captivating sound.

Hailed by The Wall Street Journal as the “New Queen of Bluegrass,” Rhonda Vincent is a powerhouse vocalist and mandolinist with a career that spans from childhood performances in her family’s band to Grammy-winning success on the world stage. With deep musical roots in Greentop, Missouri, Rhonda began performing at the age of five and never looked back. Over the years, she has earned numerous accolades, including a Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album, seven consecutive IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year awards, and her long-awaited induction into the Grand Ole Opry in 2021. Backed by one of the most dynamic bands in bluegrass, Rhonda delivers a high-energy, heartfelt show filled with stunning vocals, top-tier musicianship, and stories that reflect her rich musical journey. Whether collaborating with icons like Dolly Parton or headlining bluegrass festivals around the country, Rhonda Vincent continues to raise the bar for American roots music. Don’t miss this living legend live on stage!

The Kentucky Gentlemen, twin brothers Brandon and Derek Campbell, incorporate their gospel singing,
classical piano, fiddle, banjo, pedal steel and 90's R&B exposure into their own unique, high energy
musical blend.

Arts To End Genocide (ATEG), a New Bern not for profit will be presenting the 3rd Annual Global Music Festival. This is a free event and our gift to the New Bern community. The festival will celebrate the many cultures that make up the fabric of New Bern through their music and dance. This year the festival will again present a diverse mix of music representing many cultures. It will feature Pantasia a steel band, Los Sabrosos del Sol, the popular Latin group, African dance lessons by SUAH African Dance and Hindu dances by Soulful Sisters. The final performance will be the audience, led by Finley Woolston and accompanied by Pantasia singing “We Are The World.” This most enjoyable event will have ethnic food trucks, a beer and wine tent and children’s activities.

This is an opportunity for everyone in our community to experience a time of unity and share the spirit of brotherhood through music and dance.