The Miners Foundry welcomed legendary singer songwriter Greg Brown to the stage.  A packed Osborn/Woods Hall enjoyed a night of great tunes, funny stories and intimate performance by the talented folk musician.   In a recent interview with The Union KVMR’s DJ Che Greenwood referred to Greg’s one man concerts as a “conversation with the audience” which is a perfect way to describe last night’s show.  Thanks Greg for returning to Nevada City, the Outside Inn welcomed guests from near and far to attend the concert.  For a list of more upcoming shows and events at the Miners Foundry click here.

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The Center for the Arts in downtown Grass Valley has a full roster of past, current and upcoming shows.  Tonight they brought in singer, songwriter and fiddle play Sara Watkins to perform.  The audience was treated to an opening act by Kris Orloski and then a set by Sara with songs from her two solo albums since a extended hiatus from Nickle Creek.  Thanks Sara for treating us to such an amazing show.  The Center for the Arts is having a membership drive this month, click here to join or renew and continue to support live music in Nevada County.

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Music in the Mountains kicked off their spring concert series last night at the Nevada Theatre with Musical Art Quintet, a classical music group based in San Francisco. Local band Beaucoup Chapeaux opened the show and gave the Musical Art Quintet a warm Nevada City welcome.  For more upcoming Music in the Mountains events click here.  What a treat for our small community to have such high quality live music, thank you everyone for coming out and making it a really special evening.  And the winner from the Smith Vineyard’s upcoming concert and picnic is Janis.

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If you have a child going to school in the Nevada City area,there’s a chance you’ve heard of the Food Love Project.  If you haven’t, here’s your chance!  The Food Love Project is an educational farm that is a part of the Living Lands Agrarian Network, a non-profit that trains farmers and educates community members about growing and eating fresh local food.  Started by Amanda Thibodeau in 2010, the Food Love farm has provided over 3,000 hours of education since its inception.

On Wednesday April 17th, the Food Love Project is having its 3rd annual soup night fundraiser at the Stonehouse to support farm to school education in this community.  The event will feature delicious locally grown homemade soups and fresh bread, followed by an all ages dance party with Turnip the Beet (DJ’s Owen, Sam and Charlie) who will be spinning an all … Read More »

The Old 5 Mile House on Highway 20 is a historic old roadhouse that serves up a global mix of cuisine.  The standard menu never changes, but every month a new country is added to the mix.  This month the theme is Irish month, owner Robert Smith recommends the “Lamb Shanks- braised in Ol’ Republic Chocolate Stout, topped with a black cherry glaze.”  Check out their list of upcoming events and music, this Saturday The Old 5 Mile House is hosting a Speakeasy event, dress up and go check out the Earls of Newtown perform.  What has been your favorite theme?

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Happy New Year’s Eve…  Before we get to the winner of our Ultimate Nevada City giveaway I thought it would be fun to list my top ten reasons why I love Nevada City.   The comments on the giveaway were fabulous.  I was in awe of the variety of reasons why people loved Nevada City– popular trends were the people, the Outside Inn, the Yuba, Victorian Christmas, the beauty.

Erin’s 10 Ten Reasons Why She Loves Nevada City

Community.  There are so many examples on how our community is great, whether it’s people helping each other (Outside Inn Flooding), or the small town vibe at the Nevada City Farmers Market or if it’s the fact that you can’t go far in Nevada City without bumping into someone you know.

Outdoor Adventures. I love that I can walk out my door step … Read More »

Birds of Chicago performed at Haven Underground in Nevada City last night.  The intimate show rewarded those who braved the rain.  For a list of future shows coming to the Haven Underground click here.  Thanks Allison, JT and Jermey for visiting Nevada City, can’t wait to have you back.

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The 16th annual KVMR Celtic Festival has brought a slice of history, Celtic music and festivities to the Nevada County Fairgrounds.  Performing on 11 different stages musical talents include The Elders, Paul McKenna Band, The Gothard Sisters, Samantha Robichaud and Bad Haggis, to  name a few.  For a complete list of music click here.  Stroll the Celtic Marketplace, visit with Mary Queen of Scots or chose from one of the many food choices.  The kids will enjoy the kid pavilion which includes crafts, castles and bubbles.  Gates are open Saturday 10am- 10pm and 10am- 8pm on Sunday.  For additional photos from the Celtic Festival click here.

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Did you make it to the Willie Nelson concert tonight at the Nevada County Fairgrounds?  A benefit for the Bear Yuba Land Trust and put on by The Center for the Arts it was an event not to be missed. Our community was blessed with great talent by Pegi Young and Willie Nelson, perfect night for a picnic in the trees with a warm starry evening.  Aren’t we lucky to live here?

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Nevada County Concert Band’s Pioneer Park Picnic & Pops concert.  If you missed today’s event, check out their website for the date and time for their next free concert, a great family friendly activity.    The Along For The Ride Concert tonight was special because not only did the 60 member local band play, but they invited along 90 guest musicians.