James Clark is a Philadelphia-area independent singer-guitarist whose sets blend country, folk, pop, oldies, and '70s singer-songwriter material, mixing his own singles with a deep cover book and audience requests.

Casey Rhoades is a South Jersey acoustic singer-guitarist who performs as a duo with Greg Davis, blending folk favorites, popular covers, and Irish tunes into an easygoing, all-ages set.

Crosstown Traffic is a keyboard-guitar-drums trio — Wally Smith, Greg Davis, and Erik Johnson — whose sets are built on original material and open-ended jamming.

Philadelphia-based Grateful Dead tribute band performing both acoustic and electric sets with skillful improvisation, three-part harmonies, and a repertoire spanning the full Dead catalog.

Tim Lordan is a Berklee-trained West Chester, PA multi-instrumentalist and solo performer who plays crowd-pleasing covers of popular rock and pop hits alongside his own songwriting around the Philadelphia area.

Nick Lombardi is a southeastern Pennsylvania multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and frontman of rock band Half Past Seven who now performs solo, mixing crowd-pleasing covers with his own raw, honest originals.

Crosstown Traffic is a keyboard-guitar-drums trio — Wally Smith, Greg Davis, and Erik Johnson — whose sets are built on original material and open-ended jamming.

Crosstown Traffic is a keyboard-guitar-drums trio — Wally Smith, Greg Davis, and Erik Johnson — whose sets are built on original material and open-ended jamming.

Crosstown Traffic is a keyboard-guitar-drums trio — Wally Smith, Greg Davis, and Erik Johnson — whose sets are built on original material and open-ended jamming.

Andrew Behringer is a children's and family music performer who plays interactive, dance-along sing-alongs using guitar, vocals, looping pedals, vocal harmonizers, and drum pads to get kids ages 2 and up moving.

Media's Merry Musicians Ensemble invites you to come join us! This joyful ensemble grew out of Amber Lee Casper's private students' desire to connect with other musicians here in Media. 2026 will be our third year, and we are excited to welcome even more of our neighbors to come play with us! Our repertoire is curated by Mrs. Casper and draws from classical, traditional folk, medieval, and American folk genres (requests welcome!). We meet at the Media-Upper Providence Free Library every other month on a Saturday from 11am-12:30pm. Over the course of the year, we will hold seven rehearsals and hope to perform at one or two community events in Media as opportunities arise. We are not a professional ensemble—rather, we are Media's Merry Musicians: your neighbors and friends who simply believe that playing music together as a community matters. We are graciously sponsored by the Media-Upper Providence Free Library, whose support allows us to expand our reach and welcome more participants from Media and the surrounding area. It's completely free to join! Our ensemble is open to adults and youth (ages 12+) accompanied by a parent or guardian. We are especially looking for violin, viola, cello, bass, guitar, accordion, and harp—but all instruments are welcome! If you're feeling unsure about the level, you're welcome to explore the repertoire examples listed here . We choose music that is beautiful, approachable, and enjoyable for a variety of players. If you'd simply like to drop in to say hello and observe a rehearsal, please feel free to email Amber at [email protected] It's normal to feel a little shy when trying something new--we all do! But don't let that stop you from meeting your community and sharing in the joy of making music. We are blessed to have such a warm community here in Media. Let us rejoice and make a "joyful noise" together! For more information and full list of dates visit https://www.violinviolamasterclass.com/medias-merry-musicians.html

Andrew Behringer's Play on Music is a high-energy, interactive children's music act featuring sing-alongs, dancing, and family-friendly songs performed with guitar, vocals, and live looping technology.

Media's Merry Musicians Ensemble invites you to come join us! This joyful ensemble grew out of Amber Lee Casper's private students' desire to connect with other musicians here in Media. 2026 will be our third year, and we are excited to welcome even more of our neighbors to come play with us! Our repertoire is curated by Mrs. Casper and draws from classical, traditional folk, medieval, and American folk genres (requests welcome!). We meet at the Media-Upper Providence Free Library every other month on a Saturday from 11am-12:30pm. Over the course of the year, we will hold seven rehearsals and hope to perform at one or two community events in Media as opportunities arise. We are not a professional ensemble—rather, we are Media's Merry Musicians: your neighbors and friends who simply believe that playing music together as a community matters. We are graciously sponsored by the Media-Upper Providence Free Library, whose support allows us to expand our reach and welcome more participants from Media and the surrounding area. It's completely free to join! Our ensemble is open to adults and youth (ages 12+) accompanied by a parent or guardian. We are especially looking for violin, viola, cello, bass, guitar, accordion, and harp—but all instruments are welcome! If you're feeling unsure about the level, you're welcome to explore the repertoire examples listed here . We choose music that is beautiful, approachable, and enjoyable for a variety of players. If you'd simply like to drop in to say hello and observe a rehearsal, please feel free to email Amber at [email protected] It's normal to feel a little shy when trying something new--we all do! But don't let that stop you from meeting your community and sharing in the joy of making music. We are blessed to have such a warm community here in Media. Let us rejoice and make a "joyful noise" together! For more information and full list of dates visit https://www.violinviolamasterclass.com/medias-merry-musicians.html