Check out our lineup for upcoming performances!

Mark has written 140 songs and performs at least 45 of these live

(along with performing cover songs). Along with writing and

performing music, Mark is also a Professor of Sociology at Onondaga

Community College in Syracuse whose songs often incorporate

sociological themes and concepts. In the tradition of Woody Guthrie,

Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Warren Zevon, Steve Earle and others,

Mark's original songs analyze American life through a sympathetic, yet

sometimes, critical eye. He also writes and performs

autobiographically inspired songs about love and aspirations, and

everyday occurrences, as well as throws in periodic cover songs from

some of his favorite artists.

Along with performing original songs, Mark also performs cover songs

from artists such as Bob Dylan, John Mellencamp, Bob Marley, Jethro

Tull, Old Crow Medicine Show, Fleetwood Mac, and many more.

The Cadleys have been entertaining audiences throughout Upstate New York and New England with their powerful mix of traditional bluegrass, “new acoustic” a la Alison Krauss, and many of John’s originals, which have been recorded by national artists such as Jim Hurst (five-time IBMA guitar player of the year), Missy Raines (five-time IBMA bass player of the year), Grammy-nominated and world renowned banjo player Tony Trischka, Washington, DC, recording artist Dede Wyland, Amy Gallatin and Stillwaters, famed guitarist Richard Kiser, and Lou Reid, who, with his band Carolina, took John’s song “Time” to the #1 spot on the bluegrass music charts, where it remained for three months and was performed by Lou, Vince Gill, and Ricky Skaggs on The Grand Ol’ Opry.

The Cadleys’ music has been captured on six CDs—two with John and The Lost Boys, two John and Cathy duet albums, and two solo projects featuring John’s songwriting.

Their live performances bring it all to life. Joined by mandolinist extraordinaire Perry Cleaveland and award-winning bassist John Dancks, The Cadleys deliver a show that offers everything an audience comes go see: hair-raising harmony singing, virtuoso musicianship, entertaining audience rapport, and the feeling that they’ve enjoyed a truly special night of music.

Lara’s songs are soulful, poetic treasure maps that point to the wisdom, grit and joy of underdogs & misfits, connection & courage, love & loss, hardship & hope, resilience & transformation.

A singer-songwriter-poet-performer-author, policy social worker, she writes masterful modern folk-americana music, sings and leads with authenticity, integrity, humor and heart, and delivers performances that inspire, uplift and entertain — whether solo or with her trio, the Highway Philosophers.

Jane's bluesy style and lead guitar meet Colleen's background in vocal improv, Latin and progressive folk for an evening of distinctive and varied musical selections. The duo’s performances are warm, expressive, fun and poignant. Colleen will present songs from her new release: This Hen's Gonna Crow- already getting airplay around the country (and beyond!).