Regional favorite singer songwriter guitar superhero brings his acoustic guitar originals, unique covers and recognizable vocals to the barn for his monthly residency.

Mother’s Day

Sunday, May 10th    

We will be serving Brunch and Dinner

from 11am-6pm this year.  

Please join us.  

The menu:

Praline Bacon... thick cut Applewood smoked bacon candied with bourbon,

brown sugar 'n cane syrup; finished with crushed pecans  $16

Deviled Eggs... celery, Dijon, sun-dried tomatoes,

parsley 'n Smith's sausage  $14

Bacon 'n Eggs... the best of both worlds:

two pieces of Praline Bacon n two halves of Deviled Eggs  $16

Cinnamon Roll...  $7.50

Farmhouse Berry Salad... arugula, berries, basil,

mint, burrata, balsamic glaze  $16

Bruschetta... toasted sourdough, roasted cherry tomatoes

and garlic, roasted red peppers, ricotta, red onion, basil,

Parmesan, balsamic glaze  $12

Crab Cakes Django... two pan fried lump crab cakes,

finished with Cajun remoulade  $18

Oysters on the ½ Shell... half dozen PEl's,

wild ramp mignonette  $16

Spinach Salad... spinach, bacon, mushrooms,

sweet 'n sour vinaigrette, crumbled egg  $12

"Bacon, Egg 'n Cheese"...

cheddar quiche, pulled pork 'n queso on a buttermilk biscuit,

served with home fries  $24

Farmhouse Toast...

house smoked salmon, avocado, poached eggs

'n hollandaise on sourdough toast, served with home fries  $26

Country Waffle...

hash brown waffle, bacon, fried chicken breast,

cherry tomato salsa, sweet 'n spicy aioli, arugula  $28

Seafood Salad...

baby shrimp, lump crab, pineapple 'n dill salad

over fresh greens with watermelon,

radishes, mint, toast points  $30

Mushroom Encrusted Filet Mignon...

brandy cream reduction  $56

NY Strip Steak...

grilled, topped with wild ramp chimichurri  $44

Applewood Smoked

Kilcoyne Farms Brisket...

mac 'n cheese, coleslaw, BBQ sauce  $34

Herb Roasted Rack of Lamb...

roasted garlic 'n mint sauce, spring pea risotto  $42

Lemon Chicken...

cider 'n lemon brined breast quarter and drumette

over spring pea risotto  $30

Roasted Salmon...

fresh herb remoulade, spring pea risotto  $36

Barnyard Bloody Mary...

Titos vodka, homemade Bloody Mary mix,

two cocktail shrimp, pickles, olives,

celery, Tajin rim  $22

Berry Spritz...

blueberry compote, peach juice, fresh basil,

Sauvignon Blanc, sparkling water  $14

Reservations appreciated

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Truly a jazz enthusiast’s dream gig!

The legend Jerry Weldon on tenor. The incomparable Tony Monaco on the B3. Our own Executive Director of Jazz, Keith Pray on alto. Updates A-List rhythm section…Mike Novakowski guitar and Matt Niedbalski on drums. It’s gonna be wild!

$25 cover

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What better way to kick off Memorial Day Weekend and our 50th Barniversry celebrations?…our good friends in the Jeffrey Foucault Band rockin’ the patio, a pile o’ smoked brisket and perhaps an ice cold brew. Come ‘n get it!

$19.76 cover

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The Scott Hopkins Jazz Trio features Luke Franco on guitar and Tarik Shah on bass. The group performs Hopkins' originals, jazz standards, jazz manouche, and tunes from other genres in a unique trio of banjo, guitar and bass. Luke Franco is the owner of Tiny Hearts Farm in Copake, NY, and the Tiny Hearts flower shop in Hillsdale. He studied jazz guitar at the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami, and plays extensively throughout the Berkshires and the Capital Region of New York. Tarik Shah is a professional jazz musician also living in the Capital Region. As the sole student of Slam Stewart, Shah began playing the upright bass at age 12 and went on to play with Betty Carter, Ahmad Jamal, Abbey Lincoln and Art Taylor among others.

No cover

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Two of the region’s busiest artists, gather their guitars, fiddles, mandolins and return home for their monthly residency. We love these guys. You will too!

Regional favorite singer songwriter guitar superhero brings his acoustic guitar originals, unique covers and recognizable vocals to the barn for his monthly residency.

Jesse DeNatale’s new album “The Hands of Time,” is in a word, reverential. It is at times, symphonic and at other times pulsing forward with a rawness and power of rhythm he says stems from his Mexican/Italian roots. The California native says when it came to this record, it was about cutting through the noise, not over-planning the production, but rather chasing the mystery and weaving all he has learned about being human with what he describes as a new, thinner and fragile reality that is in a kind of recovery-mode from the pandemic.Some albums try to ride the zeitgeist of our times, embodying the urgency and anxiety of it. “The Hands of Time” comes in the form of the medicinal antidote, reminding you of all that is eternal and of the spirit, deeply reflective and reverent toward the art of living, to help us find our way. Though the ten songs on the record range in topic, from love, (Love Is) and gratitude (The Hands of Time), to sorrow and to the horrors of gun violence (Stop This World), It's the notion of time itself, with its power and irreversibility, that appears in every song.  

$15 cover

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Erik Koskinen is an American singer-songwriter,  multi-instrumentalist and producer, whose music is not categorized by sub-genres.  Stylistically he is on his own while heavily influenced by American roots music. The rhythmic integrity and musical tone is as important as the lyrical content and the artistic intent.  Koskinen has reverently entered the anthology of uniquely crafted wry songs with the likes of Woody Guthrie and Ry Cooder while speaking as plainly as your neighbor. The Minneapolis Star Tribune calls Koskinen “the real deal” and “The best country songwriter in Minnesota”

$20 cover

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You know we love this band when we’re opening up on a Monday to host them! A beautiful hybrid of folk, country, southern, roots with a splash of twang and some foot stompin soul. Here they are on their annual trip up from North Carolina, hopefully on the patio on a clear summer night…

$20 cover

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Spearheaded by fiddle player Darol Anger, Mr. Sun is comprised of three generations of some of the sharpest minds to apply themselves to the American String Band. Mandolinist Joe K. Walsh (the Gibson Brothers) and guitarist Grant Gordy (David Grisman) blend, along with bassist Aiden O'Donnell, blend with Anger to create a contemporary acoustic blend of strings unlike any other. Mr. Sun has put out numerous albums on Compass Records and has appeared at Freshgrass, Big Ears, Rockygrass, DelFest, and many more other festivals nationwide. 

$25 cover

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Capital District Jazz presents:

The Galway Jazz Festival!

The second annual festival will feature acts from the Capital Region along with student musicians. The event is family friendly with beautiful outdoor venue and if weather is poor, the indoor acoustics are wonderful! Food and drink will be available throughout the day. Bring a lounge chair and blanket and make it a day!

WHERE: The Cock ‘n Bull Restaurant

5342 Parkis Mills Rd.

Galway, NY 12074

(518) 882-6962

WHEN: Sunday July 12, 2026

Lots more details to follow but mark your calendars now!!

Since forming in New York City nearly 20 years ago, Yarn has charted repeatedly on the Americana Music Association album and singles charts, climbed as high as number 4, and been featured heavily on Sirius XM’s Outlaw Country, including their single Traveling Kind. Their 2024 release, Born Blessed, Grateful & Alive, also spent weeks on Americana and Alt.Country radio and appeared on the Grammy ballot for award consideration.

Singer and songwriter Blake Christiana leads the band with his guitar and vocals, embodying the music he writes: “The band has officially found something really special over the past couple of years. It feels like we are finally the live band and album-producing band we always set out to be, and the message we are aiming to deliver has also found its foothold.” Alongside Blake, Robert Bonhomme (drums), Rick Bugel (bass), and Andy Thomas (lead guitar) continue to hone Yarn’s live and studio sound, and the band is only getting stronger.

Yarn’s annual music and alternative arts festival, Yarnival, celebrated its 5th year in October 2025 with resounding success at Pop’s Farm in Axton, VA, a location that will continue to host the festival for years to come. The band will tour North America in support of Saturday Night Sermon and has already begun writing the next chapter of their evolving sound.

Beyond thrilled for their return!

$25 cover

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Cutting his teeth as the manager of the iconic Saratoga Springs listening room Caffe Lena, Reese Fulmer has emerged “with a poet’s sensibility rich with great storytelling and a healthy dose of irony.” (Viv Nesbitt, Art of the Song) The 2023 and 2024 Americana Artist of the Year at the Thomas Edison Music Awards, Reese and his band have become one of the fastest-rising groups in upstate NY with expansive live albums highlighting a reputation for compelling performances. With a rotating cast of talented players, a broad and dynamic body of work, and a refusal to set anything in stone, their shows are always fresh, full of joy, and hard to describe. Think Wilco with hints of Prine and Zappa: "smart, emotionally tuned arrangements and a stage presence that balanced earnestness with unpredictability. Their live performance thrives in the liminal space between genres folk, Americana, jazz and the result is a sound that’s complex without being convoluted." (NYSMusic)

2023 & 2024 Thomas Edison Capital Region Music Awards 

Americana Artist of the Year 

Reese Fulmer - Nominated for 2024 Songwriter of the Year
Leaving a Dream - Nominated for 2023 Record of the Year & Video of the Year

$15 cover

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You know him. You love him. Finger pickin, boot kickin, smooth talkin’, story tellin’ Hillbilly Rock ‘n Roll playin,’ 4 time Eddie Award winnin’ regional treasure Jim Gaudet is throwing is crew on the haywagon and headin’ up to Galway again. Wake the neighbors! Phone the kids! We gonna have some fun!

$15 cover

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Jay Collins is the saxophone player of choice for famous artists such as Gregg Allman, Little Feat, Levon Helm, The Midnight Ramble Band, and Donald Fagen. He is also an exciting singer, arranger, writer, and a dynamic band-leader.

Mark your calendar!

More details when I gets em…