Folk music didn’t die with the 60’s. The folk venues are alive and well all across the country. Singer-songwriters are making music that speaks to our souls, our consciousness and to the everyday events that make up our lives. You won’t hear them on the radio, but they are on the internet; YouTube, Spotify and Bandcamp. And they are right here in Franklin. It is our joy to bring this music to you once a month. Come early, enjoy refreshments, and stay after. Become a part of our community!

Miles & Mafale

at The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
89 Sierra, Franklin
Sunday, May 5 at 2:00 PM
Suggested donation $20 Info: 
robby.concerts@gmail.com Pay at the door
Coffee and snacks sold during the break

Catherine Miles and Jay Mafale — husband and wife, co-conspirators, storytellers. They are two scoops of modern folk with a sprinkling of pop-catchiness, topped off with the wit and flair that comes of their theater backgrounds. Catherine’s voice is an expressive powerhouse. Jay’s guitar is distinctive and unconventional. Candid and playful onstage, they are known for the plainspoken poetry, clever humor, and unique perspectives of their songs which seek to shift points of view through themes of perseverance and hope. And yes, sometimes they throw in a villain just for fun. Miles & Mafale’s songwriting has earned them acclaim in venerable listening rooms and festivals nationwide, and recognition as Most Wanted Emerging Artists at Falcon Ridge Folk Festival and three-time Kerrville New Folk finalists. The duo’s latest release, Be Brave, is “Beautifully made. An articulate page-turner of an album that feels like a short story collection in 10 songs.” Marilyn Rea Beyer, WFMT Chicago – The Midnight Special.