“The main focus of this class is keeping the aural tradition of the African American Spirituals alive, and also teaching a great bit of history,” Swallow Hill Instructor LaDamion Massey says when discussing his class African American Spirituals. “You...
For Janet Poth at La Cour, the atmosphere is what matters. “We’re not a sports bar,” she proudly said. “We have no screens at our bar.” What they do have, though, is free live music every night they’re open, delicious drinks, and French-influenced food. Swallow Hill...
With her clear, powerful voice, and ability to deftly interpret a song, Grace Clark has become a must see performer for Front Range-based fans of bluegrass, folk, and Americana. Don’t get hung up on genres, though, Grace’s voice transcends them. A...
“Every year I look forward to The UMS,” Swallow Hill Music’s Outreach Coordinator Michael John McKee says of The Underground Music Showcase. “It’s one of the best parts of the summer for the Denver music scene.” When it comes to...
“Doing something with a friend makes it more fun.” This is how Swallow Hill Fiddle/Violin Instructor April Cooley describes why friendship is a key component to her new kids classes, Fiddle With Friends. As someone who started playing the violin in...
