Music On The Divide

Mark your calendars! On September 13, Music On The Divide welcomes Jennifer Reason, pianist and Naomi Rodgers-Hefley, violinist, back to the IOOF stage in Georgetown. Advance tickets are already on sale at Eventbrite.com for the 3 pm concert. Tickets are $25 for an adult. Check out MOTD's new website, musiconthedivide.org for more information.

Music On The Divide, represented by Board president, Lynn Schardt, recently recognized Golden Sierra High School senior, Jennipher Hoffman, this year’s winner of the $500 Eldo Hills Music Scholarship for Youth. MOTD has recently received an endowment from a new local benefactor, musician, Eldo Hills. So, this year’s award will be from one musician to another. Jennipher is an extraordinary young woman whose life is suffused with music. In addition to playing the flute, she is taking voice lessons and performs on stage as a singer and a dancer. She is planning to major in Performing Arts and Musical Theater in college.
Her extraordinary life story is an inspiration to us all. Join MOTD in congratulating Jennipher Hoffman!

LOST COAT: It was an incredible concert last Sunday, and we thank all who showed Lacy and Dale such a gracious Georgetown welcome. One lady's black wool coat was left on a bench, and we would like to return it to the owner. Message us a description!

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Just a reminder, on Sunday, May 3 (in less than a week), Lacy J. Dalton, an renowned American country music and song-writer, returns to Georgetown. She will be appearing at the IOOF Hall in Georgetown as part of Music On The Divide's 2026 season. Pre-sale tickets (through Eventbrite.com) are going fast. Admittance to the 3 pm concert for MOTD's 2026 season ticket holders and those who buy pre-sale through Eventbrite tickets is 2 pm. Tickets at the door, if space is available, will be sold for $25 for adults, $5 students 12 - 18, and children under 12 admitted free (cash or check only) starting at 2:30 pm. Seating is first come, first served either in chairs or benches. Intermission will feature goodies and beverages (complimentary with tips gladly accepted). For more information, visit musiconthedivide.org (MOTD's new and updated website). Don't miss this chance to see Lacy J. Dalton in concert on the Georgetown Divide.

Tomorrow, Music On The Divide welcomes Mamajowali to Georgetown’s IOOF Hall stage. Season ticket holders and Eventbrite purchasers should plan to be there between 2-2:30. We are expecting a full house, so come early to get a good seat. At-the-door sales will not begin until 2:30, and only if there is seating (chairs or benches) available.

Music On The Divide launches their 2026 concert season with Mamajowali on February 1st at 3 pm at the IOOF Hall in Georgetown. Mamajowali is a musical trio featuring Joe Craven, a multi- instrumentalist who has performed with artists like Jerry Garcia; Mamadou Sidibe, who is a Malian Master Kamale Ngoni player; and Walter Strauss, who is a fingerstyle guitarist inspired by a variety of global instrumentalists, fusing West African, American roots, and Latin American music. The group combines traditional instruments like the Malian kamale ngoni (hunter's harp) with guitar, percussion, fiddle, and mandolin to create a unique sound called Afromericana. Their music is known for being both traditional and innovative, high-energy and improvisational.

To purchase memberships for the 7 concert 2026 season (some performers new to our stage and some favorite returning entertainers), go to musiconthedivide.org. On the site, find contact information and applications to join for the entire concert series.

In addition, tickets for this show will be available at the door (space allowing, cash or check only) at 2:30 pm. Prices are $25 for adults, $5 for students 11 - 17, and younger children are free. Refreshments will be served at intermission. Pre-sale tickets will also be available through Eventbrite.com.

We hope you can join us in welcoming Mamajowali to our stage.

Cantare Chorale of the Foothills will be gracing the stage of Georgetown's IOOF Hall on Sunday, December 7 at 3 pm. Hosted by Music On The Divide, Cantare will bring their holiday spirit to the Divide to brighten our afternoon. Established in 1992, Cantare is an auditioned community chorale, bringing quality choral music to the residents of El Dorado County and beyond. Led by director Mariia Pechenova, the group shares its music as they delight audiences with classics, folk, madrigals and more. Their seasonal performances include delightfully diverse composers from all over the world. Join us in welcoming Cantare to our stage. Adult tickets are $25, students $5, and children under 5 are free. Tickets will be available at the door (space permitting) and also for pre-sale on Eventbrite.com, https://www.eventbrite.com/e/holiday-concert-with-cantare-chorale-of-the-foothills-tickets-1645172738949?aff=oddtdtcreator As always, beverages and snacks will be available at intermission. Start the Christmas season with the cheerful sounds of holiday music.

Holiday Concert with Cantare Chorale of the Foothills Join Music On The Divide as we welcome the voices of Cantare Chorale for our annual holiday concert.

A reminder: Chris Webster and Nina Ge**er will be appearing in concert in Georgetown at the IOOF Hall on Sunday, October 19th presented by Music On The Divide. Presale tickets are still available through Eventbrite.com. For more information, check out the Sept. 25th article online at the gtgazette.com
https://www.gtgazette.com/events/duo-to-delight-on-the-divide/article_154c93e7-9de0-456f-8ec4-2d422f8485ce.htmlthat

Duo to delight on the Divide Music On The Divide is bringing an exciting pair of artists to Georgetown on Oct. 19, Chris Webster and Nina Ge**er. Though appearing for the first time to the Divide