Caffè Lena

65th Anniversary Folk Heritage Series: Dom Flemons
2025-06-20 20:00 - 22:00 (America/New_York) | Caffè Lena, 47 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs, NY, 12866, United States
American Roots Singer Songwriter Workshop

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Banjo, blues, folk, and fire – GRAMMY winner Dom Flemons, "The American Songster," brings the spirit of American music to Caffè Lena. A GRAMMY Award winner, four-time GRAMMY nominee, two-time EMMY nominee, and United States Artists Fellow, Dom Flemons is one of America's most celebrated musicians and historians of American roots music. His performances span more than a century of American song, weaving together country, blues, bluegrass, folk, and early Americana traditions with heart, soul, and masterful musicianship. A founding member of the Carolina Chocolate Drops and an acclaimed solo artist, Flemons is known for his dynamic live shows, deep musical scholarship, and ability to bring the past vividly to life. He is a virtuoso on the banjo, guitar, harmonica, jug, fife, bones, and quills, and his storytelling bridges history, culture, and song in unforgettable ways. His most recent solo album, Traveling Wildfire (Smithsonian Folkways), earned a GRAMMY nomination for Best Folk Album alongside legends like Joni Mitchell and Paul Simon. His earlier project, Black Cowboys, helped shine a national spotlight on Black contributions to country and Western music. Flemons has performed at iconic venues like the Grand Ole Opry, the Kennedy Center, and festivals across the world. His collaborations include work with artists such as Tyler Childers, Old Crow Medicine Show, and Yo-Yo Ma, and he has been recognized by major institutions including the Smithsonian, Harvard, and PBS. Experience a night of masterful music, rich storytelling, and a deep celebration of American roots traditions with Dom Flemons live at Caffè Lena. SAMPLE SONG Stream this show live at Caffè Lena TV. Enjoy one week of access with your live stream ticket. Don't miss your chance to hear a true living treasure of American music in one of the country's most intimate and historic listening rooms.

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Bright Series: Humbird
2025-06-19 19:00 - 21:00
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We are very excited to invite you to an unforgettable evening with Humbird, the innovative musical project led by Minnesota-based singer-songwriter Siri Undlin. Celebrated for her evocative storytelling and genre-blending sound, Humbird has captivated audiences nationwide.

Siri Undlin's journey from church choirs and traditional Irish ensembles to global folklore research has culminated in a unique musical style that seamlessly fuses folk, Americana, and rock. Undlin's songs delve into themes of love, loss, and societal introspection, offering a candid reflection on contemporary life.​ Her debut album, Pharmakon (2019), received critical acclaim and amassed over 20 million streams, establishing her as a formidable presence in the indie music scene.

This performance highlights Humbird's latest album, Right On, released on April 12, 2024. Departing from her earlier contemplative folk musings, Right On showcases a more electric and playful side, reflecting Undlin's exploration of uncertainty and the human experience. Tracked live to tape over two weeks in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, the album captures the raw energy and authenticity that define Humbird's sound. ​

Experience a blend of electrified, gritty Midwest Americana infused with whimsical, soundscape improvisations, and immerse yourself in Humbird's evocative melodies and thought-provoking lyrics. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness Humbird's compelling artistry in the intimate setting of Caffè Lena, and experience firsthand the dynamic energy and heartfelt storytelling that have enthralled audiences across the country.​

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All are Welcome!
WE LOVE TO MEET NEW PICKERS,
AND WE LOVE PUTTING ON A GOOD SHOW FOR LISTENERS!

THERE ARE NO PRE-SHOW RESERVATIONS FOR THE JAMS!

SUGGESTED DONATION AT THE DOOR. $5.00 per person

Our jams are all about sharing songs, making new friends, and enjoying a relaxing and casual evening of irresistible string band music.

ALL are welcome to join the circle for an afternoon or evening playing and listening to classic grass, new grass and folk favorites. We sometimes refer to our genre as eclectic acoustic.

Red Spruce and Adirondack Song Dogs will kick off each session with a few tunes then open the floor for musicians to lead their favorite bluegrass tunes and folk music, backed up by the other pickers in the gathering. Simple tunes are always popular! So sharpen up your axe, come prepared with your song, and let us hear some good old fast, high and lonesome, some slow and low, or a good old favorite. All are welcome!

What is a Slow Jam?

It is a group of string instrument players and singers who get together to have fun making music. The “slow” modifier indicates that it is targeted to the following musicians: people who have been playing solo and want to get used to playing in a group setting: people who have just learned how to play and want to play with others; people who have instruments that have been gathering dust for a “few” years; experienced players who are trying out playing instruments other than their primary instrument; people who are comfortable playing their instrument but want to become more comfortable singing/leading a song.. The tunes are played at 80 to 110 BPM and usually in basic keys such a G, A, D, C major, but it always sounds great to play in some minor keys such as “a”, “e”, and “g”. We will try to avoid “jam busters.” It is our hope that after this experience you will feel more comfortable playing at the many open jams and open mics that can be found in our area.

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Folk Club Kids: Stories, Songs, and Sing-a-longs

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Rochmon Record Club: Michael Jackson's "BAD"
2025-06-17 19:00 - 21:00
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On Tuesday, June 17, Rochmon Record Club will converge at Caffe’ Lena 47 Phila Street, Saratoga Springs, to listen to, and learn about Michael Jackson’s 7th studio album, “Bad”. Doors open at 6:30, and the show begins at 7 pm with a live audio & video presentation by Chuck Vosganian aka “Rochmon”.

Rochmon loves kicking off the summer with a “Dance in Your Seats Party” at Caffé Lena! In April 1983 Michael had just come off 5 months of successive worldwide tours supporting the best-selling album of all time,”Thriller”. After a year off writing and recording demos, Michael and his producer Quincy Jones were ready to return to the studio. It took 2 years of additional writing, recording and mixing to create what many fans feel is Michael’s greatest record. With songs like; “Bad”, “The Way You Make Me Feel”, “Man in the Mirror”, “Dirty Diana”, “Smooth Criminal” and 6 more “Bad” is a great, fun record. As always Rochmon will have some surprises in store! For Rochmaniacs at a distance, Rochmon Record Club will also be streaming live on Caffe’ Lena TV. Tickets at caffelena.org

A Rochmon Record Club Listening Party is meant to inform and deepen our understanding of the history of the individual performers, songs, and stories that went into the making of this classic album. By listening together, we hear the music again for the first time. Rochmon Record Club takes place on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at Caffe’ Lena in Saratoga Springs (caffelena.org)

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OPEN MIC NIGHT
SIGN UP 6:30PM // SHOW STARTS 7:00PM

Play your song on the Caffe’s famous stage! During the past three decades, Lena’s open mic has been recognized with “Best Of” awards from Metroland Magazine, The Alt Weekly, The Saratogian Reader’s Poll and Saratoga’s Fab Five. Just like at our weekend shows, all attention is focused on the stage.

OUR HOSTS

First Monday – Rick Bolton

Second Monday – Carolyn Shapiro

Third Monday – Ray Pashoukos

Fourth Monday – Kate Blain

HERE’S WHAT TO EXPECT:

Every Monday. All ages, all styles. Originals encouraged but not required.
Please leave a $3-$5 donation for our non-profit organization if you’re able to.
Sign-up is 6:30 PM to 7:00 PM / Show at 7:00 / 2 songs or 10 minutes /
Sign up is first come first serve
You are welcome to use our Yamaha studio upright acoustic piano or acoustic Martin guitar. We can play your MP3 backing track through our sound system. You are welcome to bring amps and drums BUT set up and break down is part of your 10 minutes.
Full table service (see menu). No alcohol! We like to keep our Monday nights family friendly.
Play Nice! We foster a diverse community that has a great time making art and helping one another get better. Excessive profanity, explicit sexual themes, and “humor” that unkindly targets a specific group undermines this goal. It is up to the discretion of the host to enforce the house standards.

CONTACT US

If you have any questions you can give us a call at 518-583-0022 or email our Monday House Manager: Reese @caffelena.org

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2025-06-16 10:00 - 11:30
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Attention Mandolin, Octave Mandolin, Mandola and Mandocello Players – The purpose of this is 4 week, in person, class is for everyone to improve their mandolin skills. Each week we will spend time on right and left hand techniques, learn some new tunes and play Mandolin Ensemble pieces. This class is intended for advanced beginner and up mandolin family players and is limited to 12 students. The class will run from 10:00 till 11:15 on June 9, 16, 23, 30.

Alan Epstein has been playing mandolin for the past 54 years and has been teaching others to play mandolin for 30 years. Originally from Pittsburgh, Pa, he has lived in the Capital District since 2008 and is currently living in Glens falls, NY. Alan has preformed in bluegrass bands in Colorado, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Michigan and New York. In 2002 Alan was the founder of the modern day Pittsburgh Mandolin Orchestra. and has been a Wernick Method Bluegrass Jam instructor since 2012.

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Blues revivalist Jontavious Willis brings soulful vocals, killer guitar, & deep tradition to Caffè Lena, with his original take on traditional Blues.

Grammy-nominated bluesman Jontavious Willis brings the raw power, joy, and spirit of traditional Blues to Caffè Lena for an unforgettable night of blues music at its finest.

With a sound rooted in Delta, Piedmont, Texas, and Gospel Blues, Willis is breathing new life into the genre—one toe-tapping, soul-stirring song at a time. His virtuosic guitar work, dynamic vocals, and Southern charm have made him a standout in the modern Blues landscape.

Born and raised in rural Georgia and steeped in the Gospel traditions of his hometown church, Jontavious found his calling at age 14 after discovering a video of Muddy Waters performing “Hoochie Coochie Man.” That spark lit a fire that has since earned him widespread acclaim, a Grammy nomination, and a devoted international following.

Mentored by blues legend Taj Mahal—who dubbed him “Wonderboy”—Jontavious made waves opening for Taj Mahal and Keb’ Mo’ on their national TajMo tour. His debut album Blue Metamorphosis won Best Self-Produced CD at the International Blues Challenge, and his follow-up, Spectacular Class, earned a Grammy nomination and confirmed his place as one of the brightest young stars in the genre.

Now signed with Strolling Bones Records, Willis’s upcoming album showcases his evolution as a songwriter, blending timeless tradition with fresh perspective in solo, duo, and full-band arrangements.

Whether he’s fingerpicking a country blues tune or fronting a driving gospel-tinged groove, Jontavious Willis delivers with heart, heritage, and undeniable talent. Join us for a night of music that honors the roots—and carries the Blues forward.

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Online School of Music: Gretchen Peters Songwriting Intensive
2025-06-15 14:00 - 16:00
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A two-part online songwriting intensive with Gretchen Peters

For over two decades, Gretchen Peters has been one of Nashville's most beloved and respected artists. Inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2014 by singer-songwriter Rodney Crowell, who called her "both a songwriter and a poet,” Peters has accumulated accolades as a songwriter for artists as diverse as Etta James, Bonnie Raitt, The Neville Brothers, Patty Loveless, George Strait, Bryan Adams and Faith Hill. Her song “Independence Day” won a CMA Song of the Year award in 1995. She has been nominated for 2 Grammys, a Golden Globe, and numerous other awards.

Part One: Sundays April 27 – May 18, 2025

Part Two: Sundays June 8, 15, 22, 29, 2025

On ZOOM 2pm ET / 1pm CT / 12pm MT / 11am PT

( the two week break between is time for implementing what you learned in preparation for part two)

Each class will run approximately 2 hours. All sessions are recorded and will be made available for review within 48 hours.

One of the oldest phrases in any language is ‘tell me a story.’ Songwriting is storytelling, and telling your story in a compelling way is all about authenticity and detail. It’s about what you say, and what you don’t say. It’s about the truth, but not necessarily the facts.

In this workshop, we’ll explore the process of songwriting—the art and the craft, and the delicate balance between the two. We’ll learn how to keep a sense of creative play and when (and how) to welcome your inner critic into the room. We’ll find ways to work through “writer’s block.” We’ll learn that only through the specific do you achieve the universal—and that’s the holy grail in songwriting and all writing. We write to find out who we are, and in the process we find out we are not alone. – Gretchen

Class Description

This 2 month intensive workshop with Gretchen will be divided into two parts.

In Part One, we’ll focus on:

Writing authentically: how to build the back story for your characters
Using detail and imagery in your lyrics
Using your subconscious as your compass
How to keep your sense of creative play alive and when to “invite the editor” into the writing room
Finding and fine-tuning your melody and chords
Structure: song forms and rhyme schemes

In Part Two, you will bring your songs to play for Gretchen and the class each week, and we’ll use these feedback sessions as “teachable moments” for the whole class. This is where a lot of the lessons of the previous four weeks really sink in – seeing the concepts we’ve talked about actually put into practice. You will “graduate” with many more tools for your songwriting toolkit, including:

Focusing your song’s POV – thinking of songs filmically
How to access your subconscious during the writing process
How verse order can change everything
Why it’s better to let the song tell you “what it’s about”
How to edit your song, and what to look out for in the editing process
What to do when you’re stuck
Songwriting prompts
The care and feeding of your creative self

Bring to our first class

Pen & paper or your preferred way of taking notes

An open heart and mind

How to prepare:

In addition, please do Morning Pages for at least one week leading up to the class. Click here for a description of Morning Pages. It is ESSENTIAL that you do this exercise first thing in the morning – before coffee, before breakfast, before anything. Do not edit, cross out, analyze or otherwise “judge” your three pages – don’t think, just write. This is meant to be stream of consciousness writing – it doesn’t need to have form, rhyme, or shape. You will not be required to show your Morning Pages to the class; it’s for your eyes only

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Upstate NY folk-rock band that blends Americana roots, soulful harmonies, and high-energy rhythms into a dynamic & heartfelt live show.

Hailing from Upstate New York, Driftwood brings their genre-blending sound to Caffè Lena for an unforgettable evening of music that’s equal parts heartfelt and high-energy. Known for their roots in folk, bluegrass, and rock, the band’s live shows are a celebration—dynamic, intimate, and brimming with joy.

With Joe Kollar, Dan Forsyth, Claire Byrne, and Joey Arcuri at the helm, Driftwood showcases a unique, collaborative approach to songwriting. Expect soaring harmonies, electrifying instrumentals, and stories that resonate deeply with every listener. Whether they’re delivering hard-driving rhythms with blazing energy or stripping it all back for a raw, emotional ballad, Driftwood's live show feels like a shared experience—something honest and unrepeatable.

Their latest album, December Last Call, marks a creative homecoming for the band, blending powerful new sounds with the live energy they’re so beloved for. From foot-stomping anthems to hushed, poignant moments, Driftwood creates a show that feels personal and communal—a place where everyone belongs.

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SUGGESTED DONATION AT THE DOOR. $5.00 per person

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ALL are welcome to join the circle for an afternoon or evening playing and listening to classic grass, new grass and folk favorites. We sometimes refer to our genre as eclectic acoustic.

Red Spruce and Adirondack Song Dogs will kick off each session with a few tunes then open the floor for musicians to lead their favorite bluegrass tunes and folk music, backed up by the other pickers in the gathering. Simple tunes are always popular! So sharpen up your axe, come prepared with your song, and let us hear some good old fast, high and lonesome, some slow and low, or a good old favorite. All are welcome!

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Bring a poem, a song, an instrument, a story to the 2025 Pride Open Mic at Caffe Lena, sponsored by Saratoga Pride. All are welcome at this evening honoring LGBTQ+ identity!

Saratoga Pride is a welcoming community of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, gender expansive, queer people and our allies in the greater Saratoga Springs area, offering social and informational events and entertainment, as well as LGBTQ+ resources, networking, and advocacy. We hope you will join us!

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The JAZZ at Caffe Lena series is hosted by resident composer, pianist, and jazz master Chuck Lamb, with support from music producer Joel Moss. Each month, Lamb invites a top-flight jazz artist to join his trio on stage. Lamb, a member of the Brubeck Brothers Quartet since 2002, is not only an exciting and emotive pianist but also a prolific composer of jazz, fusion, classical, and world music. Through these collaborations, the artists stretch their creative boundaries, exploring new musical landscapes and creating spontaneous, exhilarating performances.

This June, Chuck Lamb welcomes special guest: Ken Peplowski, a thoughtful and nuanced clarinetist and tenor saxophonist whose voice has become a distinctive presence in the world of jazz. Peplowski, known for his lyrical phrasing and deep swing sensibility, has recorded over 70 albums as a leader and nearly 400 as a sideman, collaborating with legends such as Mel Tormé, Peggy Lee, and Benny Goodman. His artistry bridges the golden age of swing with contemporary jazz, making him a dynamic and versatile performer.

With Peplowski joining Lamb and his trio, audiences can anticipate an evening of rich improvisation and timeless jazz standards, delivered with both virtuosity and heart.

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This performance promises to be a highlight of the summer jazz calendar, offering an intimate setting to experience master musicians in conversation at one of the country's most storied venues.

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Open Mic
2025-06-09 19:00 - 21:00
American Roots Bluegrass Country Family Folk Workshop

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OPEN MIC NIGHT
SIGN UP 6:30PM // SHOW STARTS 7:00PM

Play your song on the Caffe’s famous stage! During the past three decades, Lena’s open mic has been recognized with “Best Of” awards from Metroland Magazine, The Alt Weekly, The Saratogian Reader’s Poll and Saratoga’s Fab Five. Just like at our weekend shows, all attention is focused on the stage.

OUR HOSTS

First Monday – Rick Bolton

Second Monday – Carolyn Shapiro

Third Monday – Ray Pashoukos

Fourth Monday – Kate Blain

HERE’S WHAT TO EXPECT:

Every Monday. All ages, all styles. Originals encouraged but not required.
Please leave a $3-$5 donation for our non-profit organization if you’re able to.
Sign-up is 6:30 PM to 7:00 PM / Show at 7:00 / 2 songs or 10 minutes /
Sign up is first come first serve
You are welcome to use our Yamaha studio upright acoustic piano or acoustic Martin guitar. We can play your MP3 backing track through our sound system. You are welcome to bring amps and drums BUT set up and break down is part of your 10 minutes.
Full table service (see menu). No alcohol! We like to keep our Monday nights family friendly.
Play Nice! We foster a diverse community that has a great time making art and helping one another get better. Excessive profanity, explicit sexual themes, and “humor” that unkindly targets a specific group undermines this goal. It is up to the discretion of the host to enforce the house standards.

CONTACT US

If you have any questions you can give us a call at 518-583-0022 or email our Monday House Manager: Reese @caffelena.org

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Mandolin Vitamins - Tunes, Techniques and Ensemble Music
2025-06-09 10:00 - 11:30
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Attention Mandolin, Octave Mandolin, Mandola and Mandocello Players – The purpose of this is 4 week, in person, class is for everyone to improve their mandolin skills. Each week we will spend time on right and left hand techniques, learn some new tunes and play Mandolin Ensemble pieces. This class is intended for advanced beginner and up mandolin family players and is limited to 12 students. The class will run from 10:00 till 11:15 on June 9, 16, 23, 30.

Alan Epstein has been playing mandolin for the past 54 years and has been teaching others to play mandolin for 30 years. Originally from Pittsburgh, Pa, he has lived in the Capital District since 2008 and is currently living in Glens falls, NY. Alan has preformed in bluegrass bands in Colorado, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Michigan and New York. In 2002 Alan was the founder of the modern day Pittsburgh Mandolin Orchestra. and has been a Wernick Method Bluegrass Jam instructor since 2012.

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Sean Rowe
2025-06-08 19:00 - 21:00
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Rooted in the woods of the Capital Region yet known on stages around the world, Sean Rowe brings his unmistakable voice and soulful, poetic songwriting back to Caffè Lena.

With a baritone described by NPR’s All Songs Considered as capable of "crushing granite," Rowe delivers songs that are both tender and thunderous. The Wall Street Journal calls his voice and approach “timeless,” evoking the intensity of late-'60s Van Morrison and the raw honesty of Johnny Cash. Whether playing Mountain Jam, Wilco’s Solid Sound Festival, or sharing bills with Robert Plant and Alabama Shakes, Rowe commands attention wherever he goes.

His song “To Leave Something Behind” reached millions through the film The Accountant and his national TV debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live introduced his intimate style to an even wider audience.

Rowe’s latest album, The Darkness Dressed in Colored Lights — recorded with Grammy-winning engineer Brian Joseph (Bon Iver) — sees him expanding his sound while staying true to his lyrical depth. PopMatters praised his songwriting for its "poetic storytelling quality you expect from Tom Waits and Leonard Cohen."

Also a passionate naturalist and forager, Rowe’s music is deeply connected to the land, offering listeners a raw and reflective experience.

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Online School of Music: Gretchen Peters Songwriting Intensive
2025-06-08 14:00 - 16:00
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A two-part online songwriting intensive with Gretchen Peters

For over two decades, Gretchen Peters has been one of Nashville's most beloved and respected artists. Inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2014 by singer-songwriter Rodney Crowell, who called her "both a songwriter and a poet,” Peters has accumulated accolades as a songwriter for artists as diverse as Etta James, Bonnie Raitt, The Neville Brothers, Patty Loveless, George Strait, Bryan Adams and Faith Hill. Her song “Independence Day” won a CMA Song of the Year award in 1995. She has been nominated for 2 Grammys, a Golden Globe, and numerous other awards.

Part One: Sundays April 27 – May 18, 2025

Part Two: Sundays June 8, 15, 22, 29, 2025

On ZOOM 2pm ET / 1pm CT / 12pm MT / 11am PT

( the two week break between is time for implementing what you learned in preparation for part two)

Each class will run approximately 2 hours. All sessions are recorded and will be made available for review within 48 hours.

One of the oldest phrases in any language is ‘tell me a story.’ Songwriting is storytelling, and telling your story in a compelling way is all about authenticity and detail. It’s about what you say, and what you don’t say. It’s about the truth, but not necessarily the facts.

In this workshop, we’ll explore the process of songwriting—the art and the craft, and the delicate balance between the two. We’ll learn how to keep a sense of creative play and when (and how) to welcome your inner critic into the room. We’ll find ways to work through “writer’s block.” We’ll learn that only through the specific do you achieve the universal—and that’s the holy grail in songwriting and all writing. We write to find out who we are, and in the process we find out we are not alone. – Gretchen

Class Description

This 2 month intensive workshop with Gretchen will be divided into two parts.

In Part One, we’ll focus on:

Writing authentically: how to build the back story for your characters
Using detail and imagery in your lyrics
Using your subconscious as your compass
How to keep your sense of creative play alive and when to “invite the editor” into the writing room
Finding and fine-tuning your melody and chords
Structure: song forms and rhyme schemes

In Part Two, you will bring your songs to play for Gretchen and the class each week, and we’ll use these feedback sessions as “teachable moments” for the whole class. This is where a lot of the lessons of the previous four weeks really sink in – seeing the concepts we’ve talked about actually put into practice. You will “graduate” with many more tools for your songwriting toolkit, including:

Focusing your song’s POV – thinking of songs filmically
How to access your subconscious during the writing process
How verse order can change everything
Why it’s better to let the song tell you “what it’s about”
How to edit your song, and what to look out for in the editing process
What to do when you’re stuck
Songwriting prompts
The care and feeding of your creative self

Bring to our first class

Pen & paper or your preferred way of taking notes

An open heart and mind

How to prepare:

In addition, please do Morning Pages for at least one week leading up to the class. Click here for a description of Morning Pages. It is ESSENTIAL that you do this exercise first thing in the morning – before coffee, before breakfast, before anything. Do not edit, cross out, analyze or otherwise “judge” your three pages – don’t think, just write. This is meant to be stream of consciousness writing – it doesn’t need to have form, rhyme, or shape. You will not be required to show your Morning Pages to the class; it’s for your eyes only

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Passion, humor, joy, and – most of all – hope, are elements of Glen David Andrews’ music, which combines jazz, gospel, rock, blues and funk.

New Orleans soul, second-line swagger, and a voice that can shake the rafters.

Glen David Andrews, a native of New Orleans’ legendary Tremé neighborhood, is more than a world-class performer—he’s a cultural torchbearer, a powerhouse of musical passion, and a fearless advocate for the spirit of his city.

Known for his commanding vocals, fierce trombone playing, and soul-stirring stage presence, Glen fuses the heart of New Orleans brass tradition with the electricity of gospel, jazz, funk, rock, and blues. He doesn’t just play music—he preaches it, lives it, and transforms the room with it.

Backed by his high-powered ensemble, The Glen David Andrews Band delivers a live experience that’s joyful, raw, rebellious, and unforgettably real. His music is packed with hard-earned truths, humor, compassion, and boundless hope.

Born into a musical dynasty that includes his brother Derrick Tabb (Rebirth Brass Band) and cousin Trombone Shorty, Glen learned his craft alongside brass band legends like Tuba Fats. Now a headliner at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival and a global ambassador for his city’s traditions, he brings all of that energy and history to the Caffè Lena stage—for one incredible night.

Come ready to move, shout, and feel every note. New Orleans is coming to Saratoga, and it’s going to be unforgettable.

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Whether she’s belting out a New Orleans-style number on her ukulele, singing an original cowboy tune or lush ballad at the piano, this multi-instrumentalist gives vintage sounds a new life. Your kids will love Jenna's fun show!

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Made possible by a generous gift from Kevin & Claudia Bright.

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Mostly Modern Festival's Downtown Overture
2025-06-06 20:00 - 22:00
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Join us for a special Mostly Modern Concert at Caffè Lena, where world-class performers from Carnegie Hall, Broadway, and Lincoln Center bring modern music to life!

Part of the Mostly Modern Festival (MMF), performances foster connection through vital, inspiring music​. Mostly Modern also showcases and celebrates living composers at engaging and fun-filled concerts. Performances feature world premieres, and timeless classics.

The MMF Institute offers musicians and composers a chance to work with distinguished faculty in orchestra, vocal, and chamber music, fostering collaboration and artistic growth. These concerts are designed to inspire, connect, and enrich audiences, with performances held not only at Caffè Lena but also in public spaces and in venues across the world.

Join us at Caffè Lena for a special Mostly Modern Concert and be a part of this extraordinary musical journey. This event sold out for the past two years in a row so get your tickets today!

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A true force of nature, Carolyn Wonderland delivers blues with grit, grace, and an unshakable voice that can raise the rafters or still a room. Hailed as “The Bluesman” by Aretha Franklin and praised by Bob Dylan for her songwriting, Wonderland is a genre-shaping guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter whose life story reads like a legend—and whose live shows burn with passion and presence.

Raised in Houston, trained on her mother’s vintage Martin, Carolyn picked up guitar before dolls and grew up immersed in the Texas blues tradition, swapping songs with Townes Van Zandt and sneaking into clubs as a teenager. She’s been on the road ever since—sharing stages with Bonnie Raitt, Los Lobos, Levon Helm, Buddy Guy, and Johnny Winter, and earning praise from No Depression, Austin City Limits, and Rolling Stone.

Multi-instrumentalist (guitar, trumpet, accordion, lap steel, piano), whistler, and fierce storyteller
Former lead guitarist in John Mayall’s band
Collaborator with James Williamson (The Stooges), Marcia Ball, Ruthie Foster, Sarah Brown, Cindy Cashdollar, and many more
Touring for over 25 years across the U.S., Europe, South America, and Japan

With a discography that spans raw blues, gospel, country soul, and rebel rock, Carolyn’s songs are personal and political, joyful and searing. Her latest releases continue a decades-long legacy of truth-telling and genre-bending, cementing her status as one of the most powerful blueswomen of our time.

Come experience the fire, the finesse, and the fierce joy of Carolyn Wonderland—live and up close at Caffè Lena.

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Melissa Anderson is a poet born, raised, and working in upstate New York. A multidisciplinary craftsperson, her work is deeply influenced by a search for connection with the physical world, changing seasons, and our relationships with the places we call home. She co-runs the slam poetry team Slam Euphoria, as well as their bi-monthly poetry open mic at Cafe Euphoria in Troy NY. Her work has been published online with Cathexis Northwest Press. Her first poetry collection, Dogstar Poems, is published through Main Street Rag Press.

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Through our after school program, children aged 7 – 14 can study fiddle, guitar, ukulele, banjo, tin whistle, mandolin, bass, percussion and more. Each session consists of 10 weekly 45 minute lessons. Teachers Oona Grady and James Gascoyne will be leading the students in an ensemble format. Ensemble instills the camaraderie that is at the center of the Folk tradition. Ensemble encourages learning to hear and listen musically, and enables students to experience the interdependence of each note and strum within the group.

Classes start 2:45pm, 3:40pm and 4:25pm.

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For more than thirty years, Christie Keegan has been weaving her up, down, and occasionally sideways experiences into tales that delight her audience. Her stories often transform the personal into the universal, leading listeners to comment “that reminds me of….”.

Family, friends, animals of all kinds, homeless folks, sex workers, people sitting behind a desk, good guys and bad – you never know who will appear in Christie’s stories, but you can be pretty sure you’ll know them, and her, a bit better when she’s done.

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