Free Concert | Great Camp Sagamore | July 3

Wednesday, July 3, 2024
7:15 PM 8:30 PM

Great Camp Sagamore 1105 Sagamore Road Raquette Lake, NY, 13436 United States (map)

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Sagamore Summer Concert Series Presents Drank the Gold

Drank the Gold performs in the Adirondacks at Great Camp Sagamore — Drank the Gold

Great Camp Sagamore’s series of free summer concerts continues on Wednesday, July 3, when Drank the Gold takes the stage.

The members of Drank the Gold, Oona Grady and James Gascoyne play and sing North Atlantic dance tunes and folk songs. Both musicians have deep musical roots and have performed together since 2015. Their album, Sipped The Silver, simultaneously features Oona's deep Irish fiddle roots, James' compositional talents, and their shared passion for digging deep into traditional music and finding something new to say.

For more information, visit Great Camp Sagamore’s website.

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