PLEASE NOTE: Our COVID-19 policy was revised in the Spring of 2022. For the most up to date policy GO TO THIS PAGE. Previous information below The safety and well-being of our staff, volunteers and patrons is our top priority. Thank you for doing your part in keeping...
“I knew we had to work out a way to keep playing music,” Swallow Hill Instructor Deborah Collins says when asked how she stayed connected musically during COVID-19 related closures. As a songwriter, band leader, music teacher, and mother of two, music took a backseat...
Clay Kirkland is coming back to Colorado! Many of us know Clay as a beloved harmonica instructor and player. Though he now resides in Missouri, Clay remains one of Swallow Hill’s great ambassadors and we are looking forward to his upcoming visit. On July 29 at Four...
Heather Howerton is Swallow Hill’s new Marketing Director. She is joining us as we prepare to once again open our doors for in-person concerts, classes, workshops and more. Our CEO Paul Lhevine is thrilled Heather is coming on board to lead dynamic marketing for the...
Swallow Hill has been awarded a Shuttered Venue Operators Grant by the Small Business Administration in the amount of $2,175,000. With this amazing influx of dollars the 42-year-old music nonprofit organization will be able to set aside funds for its long-term safety...
Swallow Hill is thrilled to announce Alicia “Bruce” Trujillo will begin in July as our new Concert Director. Bruce joins us from Colorado Public Radio’s Indie 102.3 (formerly OpenAir) where she is celebrated for highlighting new and local music, while acting as an...
