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Music at Fishs Eddy Announces Three Concerts this Summer

By Bill Snyder | July 18, 2019

Joyce Lindorff

Opening with a concert by a gamelan ensemble, Music at Fishs Eddy continues with music for guitar and harpsichord. Artistic Director Joyce Lindorff talks about the history of the festival, and about its venue, the Old Pioneer Church.

Photo credit: Music at Fishs Eddy

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