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Bluegrass Revival

Few voices have shaped contemporary bluegrass quite like Laurie Lewis, and the Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and fiddler returns to Petaluma for an intimate afternoon concert in the acoustically rich sanctuary of the Unitarian Universalists of Petaluma. Joined by her longtime band, Lewis rekindles the close-knit atmosphere of her beloved Roaring Donkey performances, where virtuosity and warmth shared equal billing. Opening the show is Sonoma County’s own Bluegrass Holiday, whose tight three-part harmonies and high-energy picking have quickly made them favorites on the regional festival circuit. Proceeds support both the performers and the Sonoma County Sanctuary Coalition, making this an afternoon where exceptional music meets community purpose. 4pm, Sunday, July 19, at Unitarian Universalists of Petaluma, 16 Fifth St. Doors open at 3:30pm. Suggested donation $25; additional free-will offering benefits the Sonoma County Sanctuary Coalition. More information at uupetaluma.org.

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