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        Pasadena Folk Society: Bluegrass with Laurie Lewis and Nina Gerber

        • Melanie Hooks
          • June 6, 2026
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      Date(s) - 06/06/2026
      7:30 pm

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      Knox Presbyterian Church

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      Laurie Lewis plays June 6 along with Nina Gerber (not pictured) (Photo – Irene Young)

      Knox Presbyterian Church will once again host the visiting artists of Pasadena Folk Society in a bluegrass-focused concert on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at 7:30 pm.

      Laurie Lewis

      For nearly four decades, Laurie Lewis has gathered fans and honors for her powerful and emotive voice and her versatile, dynamic songwriting. She is a sought-after recording producer and an equally skilled teacher and mentor. And she is an inspiration and a ground-breaker – across genres, across geography and across gender barriers.

      While steeped in the bluegrass tradition, Laurie’s songwriting demonstrates her ability to surpass the limitations of that genre. Her works reflect her wide range of influences: from old time and country to Tin Pan Alley, jazz standards and early rock ‘n roll.

      Nina Gerber

      It would take pages to include all the accolades Nina Gerber has received from the many songwriters she has worked with. She has been an undeniable staple of the West Coast acoustic music scene since the late 70’s. Her musical choices are surprising, intriguing, deserving of one’s full attention, and at the same time, sit comfortably within the framework of any given song.

      Concert Details

      The concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. at Knox Presbyterian Church, 225 S. Hill Ave. in Pasadena.

      Tickets are available through Eventbrite: $39.19 for adults and $12.51 for Caltech students and younger students through high school (fees included).

      The event is organized by volunteers of the Pasadena Folk Music Society, which has been presenting fine music at affordable prices for four decades. For more information, see https://pasadenafolkmusicsociety.org/events.

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