Spokane Folklore Society

Jams come and go, so check with the contact number or venue before trying it,
and let us know if one is no longer happening....also try this link for more jams from the Inland Northwest Bluegrass Music Association
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If you play an instrument, write “SFS jam session” on your calendar for the second Sunday of each month! The jams include a potluck dinner and are open to any interested musician. We plan to continue offering the monthly jam sessions as long as people are attending them and we can find persons willing to host them. For more information, contact Margie at copelandheller@netzero.com	Eichardt's 212 W. Cedar St., Sandpoint, ID. 208.263.4005 Monday Blues Jam (8pm) hosted by Truck Mills		Contradance music jam takes place on the third Wednesday of each month (Sept-June) at the Woman's Club Hall Sponsored by the Spokane Folklore Society 509/747-2640. Musicians play for contra dance...	Weekly bluegrass/country music jam at Popeye's bar on main street in Priest River, ID every Thursday from 6:00 to 9:00. All you can eat Tacos for $5.00 - good music, good people! Non Smoking, Acoustical instruments.		Downtown Community Jam 2;30-5 PM Community Building 35 W. Main Spokane Contact LaVona Reeves 509 359 7060 or Phil Kleinman (509) 951-0728
Sacred Harp singing: Waterford off 30th and Pittsburg on South Hill every 2nd Sunday 7-9 pm free call Greg 299-7771 for more info		.				Jam in Moscow (first and third Saturdays) There will be jam sessions at Thorn creek Grille and Gifts (520 S. Main, Moscow, ID) from noon to 2:00 p.m., and at Bookpeople from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Bluegrass, oldtime, Irish, Klezmer and other types of folk music are encouraged.
6-8:30 pm O'Doherty's Irish Session performs traditional Irish dance music and tunes on a variety of instruments. O’Doherty’s in downtown Spokane, by the carousel, has hosted traditional Irish folk music sessions for over two decades. The session on Sunday nights at six o’clock is free and open to everyone of all ages and backgrounds. The musicians here are regular attendees and play a variety of instruments, including fiddle, flute, penny whistle, hammered dulcimer, concertina, uilleann pipes, mandolin and guitar. Contact: brycemorrisonspokane@gmail.com To see a list of commonly played tunes: Website: https/www.spokanesessions.com