Sundays at 5pm from
June 15th – August 17th
On the Village Green
We are thankful, honored, and excited to be a part of Orcas Island Community Foundation’s 2025 Spring GiveOrcas catalog as we work towards securing funding for the ever-popular Summer Concert Series on the Village Green! Please consider donating $10 or more to keep this series free to the general public!
Full Concert Line-up
June 16th – August 17th
On the Village Green
203 N Beach Rd, Eastsound, WA 98245
*Please note: Dates and bands are subject to change
We’re kicking off the 2025 Summer Concert Series with a fantastic triple bill:
Hank Lemon and the Naked Giants, Navid Eliot, and Tekla and Jeff!
All live on the Village Green June 15 at 5 PM!
Brasil In Motion is a Brazilian Arts organization whose work is firmly rooted in
the importance of a balanced body, mind and spirit and the integral role
the arts play in nurturing this balance.
Join us for a fantastic evening of Brazilian arts and dance!
Kaylee Cole found her voice, songs, and passion for music after an intense car accident in college.
Her origin story is more Marvel comic than real life – in the accident, the radio knobs punctured her leg
and activated an ancient voice within her, songs that were waiting to come to the surface.
Much like Spider-Man, she operates under the mantra that “with great power comes great responsibility.”
Local favorites The Litch Brothers, and Fritz Gearhart:
The Litch Brothers are a progressive bluegrass band from the Pacific Northwest, founded by brother duo Tashi and Kaj Litch.
A member of the Listening Room Network’s roster of artists, Classical Violinist,
Teacher and Singer-songwriter Fritz Gearhart crafts richly detailed songs full of insight and poignancy.
Join us for a transcendental double bill: Rafe Pearlman and Friends – Chihsuan (violin/erhu)
Daniel Berkman (kora/ondomo/guitar), Micaela Kingslist (vocals), Kevin Colomby (bass)
and Josh Mellinger (drums/percussion) and Micaela Kingslight, accompanied by the illustrious bass player Krivo Flores.
Bobby Bare Jr. is an American singer-songwriter and musician known for his eclectic blend of rock, country, and indie influences.
Mars FM radiates a warmth reminiscent of their red dirt home.
Their ‘familial’ harmonies, dreamy pedal steel, and playful, anything goes spirit
coalesce into a heart opening live experience that speaks to multiple generations.
Isabeau Waia’u Walker has had to get creative to attempt the question of genre: “bright gloom,” “joy adjacent;” “island of broken, demented toys.”
Lilo Sanchez is a Panamanian singer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer whose professional career spans more than 25 years.
With songs as sweet and biting as the nectar and venom in her voice, Rachel Sumner’s lyric-forward
writing and penchant for snaking chord progressions demand something far beyond folk conventions,
highlighting the acrobatic range of her brilliant bandmates Kat Wallace (fiddle) and Mike Siegel (upright bass).
Shana Cleveland is a musician, artist, and writer based in Northern California.
She has spent the last decade touring the world with her band La Luz and under
her own name and has released 8 full length records on Sub Pop Records and Hardly Art.
The Black Tones welcome audiences into their musical family every time they take the stage.
Once you see them live, you’ve then become a part of their extended sonic kin. Founded by twins Eva and Cedric Walker,
the Seattle-based rock ‘n’ roll band has grown from humble beginnings in their grandmother’s
basement to receiving recognition from Guitar World, AfroPunk, KEXP,
American Songwriter, Under the Radar and NPR, which said, ”The Black Tones are redefining Seattle music.”
As part of the FREE Summer Concert Series, join Up Up Up on the Village Green on August 17th!
Up Up Up is a collection of performers from Bellingham, Seattle and afar. We are aerialists, musicians,
acrobats, clowns and illusionists. This one-hour show will be whimsical,
beautiful, hilarious and accessible for those of all ages.
It’ll leave your jaw dropped with amazement and belly aching from laughter.
