TIM ERIKSEN

Pajama Slave Dancers album release show with Stands For Nothing (first show since the Reagan years) plus Tim E and friends playing the music of Cordelia's Dad. Raymond and the Circle open. Doors at 8

The First Thing I Ever

Tim Eriksen Presents Pumpkintown: Songs, Stories and Magic Lantern Projections From a New England Village. Joined by Peter Irvine, percussion and sound design, and Susan Brearey, paintings and magic lantern projections. Preceded by a shapenote singing workshop…

Tim Eriksen w/ special guest John Hughes

New England inspired Americana and true folk practitioner. Plus special guest kora player John Hughes.

“I’m thrilled to announce that the wonderful John Hughes will be joining me at the…

Critic’s Pick New York Times

Stunning sound design, creative mood-setting and a fearless finale elevate this found-footage horror film about an ill-fated camping trip.

By Jeannette Catsoulis

The found-footage genre can be catnip to young filmmakers, embracing…

Tim will be moderating a conversation with the always fascinating Mrs. Annye Anderson about her debut memoir Brother Robert: Growing Up With Robert Johnson, and her nearly 97 years on the planet. Please come if you can!

Robert Johnson, one…

A couple of hundred million years ago what became West Africa and Massachusetts were in the same place. The plates shifted, a fissure opened in the proto continent and became the Atlantic ocean. We and our ancestors have crossed that…

TE and Brendan Gleeson, June 2002 photo by John Cohen. We'll be remembering John at the Brooklyn Folk Festival this weekend.

NYC FILM PREMIERE, 8:00pm: Different Johns – a documentary film that explores the different lives of John Cohen: old…

"The imagery was enchanting and engaging, varying from Victorian graphics to etheral, surreal, and painterly images.  It is as if one is spying through a keyhole into a kaleidoscopic journey of other worlds, coming into focus much like a dream."

20th Annual Singing

Saturday, July 2, 2022

With Potluck Dinner on the Grounds. 
See you there!

On June 19, 2022, Historic Deerfield will present an evening of music and history titled “Songs of Abolition: A Juneteenth Concert Celebration at Historic Deerfield.” 

The concert will include early gospel tunes, music from a new documentary film…