House Concert with Miriam Hacksaw and Mira Lazuli

House Concert with Miriam Hacksaw and Mira Lazuli in Takoma Park, MD, on Friday April 4

Coming to us direct from the Youth Traditional Song Weekend, Miriam Hacksaw is an old time fiddler and banjoist based out of New Orleans. She plays old time tunes and American Traditional music centering people of color, including Malayali folk songs she learned from her family from Kerala, India. Miriam has performed across the country at bookstores, community spaces, and old time festivals. She tours annually as the resident fiddler for the Flotsam River Circus. 

Mira Lazuli is an Algerian-Quebecois multi instrumentalist from Montreal where she studied classical and jazz. Playing and writing music is therapy for her, a safe place where her thoughts and emotions can take form in an artistic way. She writes songs about queer relationships, healing, and self love in a style that mixes sapphic pop, disco and electronic music. 

Suggested minimum donation: $15. Contributions of food & drink to share are most welcome.

For further information, reservations, and directions, contact Kathie Mack at kpmack2@gmail.com, or call 301-270-5367 (leave a voicemail; landline doesn’t take texts). (Note: Cats are in residence and there are six steps up to the front porch.)