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Friday
October
09
Friday, Oct 9 @ 7:30 pm
The King of Cajun
University Lutheran Church (ULC)

May Erlewine continues to be one of Michigan's finest writers and performers of acoustic music. Her words have held solace for weary hearts. They offer a light in the darkness and leave space for both the pain and joy of being alive. May's annual Ten Pound Fiddle concert gives her fans a chance to hear what she has been up to over the past year.

$25 Public; $20 Fiddle Members; $5 Students. Available online or at the box office one hour before showtime.
Saturday
October
10
Saturday, Oct 10 @ 10:00 am
The King of Cajun
MSU Community Music School

Join percussionist Lori Fithian for an interactive drumming experience where the whole family can drum, sing, and dance together using a diverse collection of global and homemade percussion instruments.

    Suggested donation is $5 -$10/child or $10-$25/family.
    Thursday
    October
    15
    Thursday, Oct 15 @ 7:30 pm
    The King of Cajun
    The Robin Theatre

    Co-sponsored with the Robin Theatre. Warren and Flick were the talk of the 2025 FARM (Folk Alliance Region Midwest) Conference held in Chicago. The Ann Arbor-based duo crafts a compelling sound that blends original composition and improvisation with classical, jazz, and folk traditions. Their newest record, Cormorant (2025), captures a further evolution—brimming with sonic color, inventive textures, and a continued spirit of curiosity.

    $20 General Admission. Available at therobintheatre.com
    Saturday
    October
    17
    Saturday, Oct 17 @ 6:30 pm
    The King of Cajun
    Central United Methodist Church

    Caller: Dylan Simpson; Band: Birdhouse Holler

      Sliding scale $5-25 payable at the door.
      Tuesday
      October
      20
      Tuesday, Oct 20 @ 7:30 pm
      The King of Cajun
      The Robin Theatre

      Bookish bite. Sharp harmonies. Songs about saints, scientists, and stubborn women. Winners of the 2025 Telluride Bluegrass Band Contest, Rachel Sumner and Traveling Light blends bluegrass and folk genres with close three-part harmony, virtuosic musicianship and fearless storytelling, creating concerts that are as entertaining as they are thought-provoking.

      $25 Public; $20 Fiddle Members; $5 Students. Available online or at the box office one hour before showtime.
      Friday
      October
      23
      Friday, Oct 23 @ 7:30 pm
      The King of Cajun
      University Lutheran Church (ULC)

      Following a Jan., 2025 sold-out show at the Robin Theatre, Larry & Joe return to Greater Lansing with a 'Latingrass' show at the Fiddle's larger venue, the University Lutheran Church, East Lansing. "People that come to see our show can expect a mix of music, storytelling and dance, and that’s a powerful cocktail for healing and for joy." - Joe Troop

      $25 Public; $20 Fiddle Members; $5 Students. Available online or at the box office one hour before showtime.
      Thursday
      October
      29
      Thursday, Oct 29 @ 7:30 pm
      The King of Cajun
      The Robin Theatre

      Co-sponsored with the Robin Theatre. Buckle up for a night of fun and intrigue with Grand Rapids - based Futuretime String Band and Lansing's Own Super Secret Cult Band. Both groups present traditional folk music with a twist from the future, adding diverse sounds and musical elements from other cultures and genres. Be prepared!

      $20 General Admission. Available at therobintheatre.com
      Sunday
      November
      01
      Sunday, Nov 1 @ 3:00 pm
      The King of Cajun
      University Lutheran Church (ULC)

      When an MSU student, Sally Rogers helped to start the Ten Pound Fiddle. Claudia Schmidt has performed at the Fiddle over 20 times. Great friends, together they will present a balanced, delightful, warm and funny Sunday afternoon program of poignant selections as well as old-favorites.

      $25 Public; $20 Fiddle Members; $5 Students. Available online or at the box office one hour before showtime.
      Wednesday
      November
      04
      Wednesday, Nov 4 @ 7:30 pm
      The King of Cajun
      The Robin Theatre

      Co-sponsored with the Robin Theatre. Since her appearance on The Voice, Abigayle Oakley has hit the folk music circuit running. She'll split the night with Fairhazel, another singer songwriter with a strong voice to be heard. Two for one at The Robin!

      $20 General Admission. Available at therobintheatre.com
      Thursday
      November
      05
      Thursday, Nov 5 @ 7:30 pm
      The King of Cajun
      The Robin Theatre

      TUNE IN is an inclusive music showcase for performers and songwriters from Greater Lansing. You are invited to share a song, or just enjoy great music from your friends and neighbors.

        $10 Suggested Donation
        Saturday
        November
        07
        Saturday, Nov 7 @ 6:30 pm
        The King of Cajun
        Central United Methodist Church

        Caller: Jason Little; Band: Big Fun

          Sliding scale $5-25 payable at the door.
          Sunday
          November
          08
          Sunday, Nov 8 @ 3:00 pm
          The King of Cajun
          University Lutheran Church (ULC)

          The Celtic brilliance of Cassie and Maggie charmed a full Fiddle house four years ago. They are back for a special Sunday afternoon show. "Be it their foot percussion accompanying driving Nova Scotian sets, their perfect blend of sibling harmonies, added to a stunning interplay on various instruments, a musical evening spent with Cassie and Maggie is a great night, altogether" - Irish Music Magazine.

          $25 Public; $20 Fiddle Members; $5 Students. Available online or at the box office one hour before showtime.