About the performers
- Sarah Jarosz — A distinguished voice in contemporary folk and roots music, Jarosz has earned multiple Grammy Awards and nominations, and continues to release acclaimed albums like Polaroid Lovers (2024). Learn more at SarahJarosz.com and follow her updates at @sarahjarosz.
- Amythyst Kiah — An expressive songwriter and guitarist known for her resonant blend of roots, blues, and folk. She earned a Grammy nomination for Best American Roots Song for “Black Myself” and is recognized for work with Our Native Daughters. Find her on Bandcamp and social channels via Bandcamp and her official pages linked from Linktree.
- Regional artists — The show also features local and regional talents who bring intimate, live interpretations of classic John Prine tunes and original love songs, aligning with the event’s spirit of storytelling through acoustic performance.
Venue details — The Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences of West Virginia in Charleston offers a welcoming setting for intimate performances, with accessibility options and a central location in the capital city. Address: 1 Clay Square, Charleston, WV. Date: February 15, 2025. Time: [Check the Clay Center page for doors and showtime].
To secure your seats, search for the event page on the Clay Center site or reach out through Recovery Point WV for donation-inclusive options. If you’re planning a trip, we can help with nearby lodging and dining tips in downtown Charleston.