Acclaimed singer/songwriter Lydia McCauley returns to the stage for a rare Reunion Concert.

A unique voice in world music, McCauley’s compositions are shaped by Contemporary, Folk, and Classical influences, blending ancient tones with modern textures to create an immersive and soulful listening experience. She has released six albums over the past two decades, beginning with Sabbath Day’s Journey in 1998, described by Newberry Award-winning author Madeleine L’Engle as, “The words are just as good as the music.”

Her follow-up album, Entrances (1999), was praised as “a provocative blend of mysticism, intelligence and beauty” by Connie Dover of Taylor Park Music. In 2002, Lydia released two recordings: The Beauty of the Earth, which became the top-selling New Age album of 2003 for Goldenrod Music Distributors, and The Moon of Wintertime, a collection of sacred and traditional songs spanning the 13th century to today. Her 2004 release ForeignLander offered newly arranged Appalachian folk music, hailed by Dan Maher of NWPR as “sophisticated Folk—refreshing, with good energy!” She followed with her first instrumental album, Quieting (2008), a deeply reflective journey inspired by her reverence for the natural world.

For this intimate concert, Lydia will be joined by a gifted ensemble of longtime collaborators:

Phil Heaven – viola

Nancy Rumbel – Grammy Award-winning oboe and ocarina

Brian Cunningham – guitars

Lynne Givler – bass and vocals

Jay Darling – percussion

Together, they’ll perform music spanning Lydia’s discography, plus new single releases—inviting listeners into a soundscape that’s both timeless and transporting. From ancient hymns to cinematic instrumentals, the evening will honor the healing power of melody and storytelling.

For more about Lydia’s music, visit @lydiamccauleymusic.

Cost: $25.00, ages 12 and up only

Purchase advance tickets here

Contact: Lydia McCauley