Music On The Divide

09/19/2026

Rita Hosking, an award-winning singer, songwriter, and guitarist is coming to Music On The Divide on Sunday October 25. Appearing on Georgetown's historic IOOF Hall stage, Hosking is known for her country-folk and Americana music. She grew up in Shasta County, CA with a deep appreciation for folk music. Her Cornish miner roots heavily influence her music. Hosking will be joined by her band, Sean Feder on dobro and banjo and Bill Dakin on upright bass. She and her band will also be presenting school concerts on Monday for the Black Oak Mine School District courtesy of generous donations to the James and Ilsa White School Concert fund. This October concert will begin at 3 pm. Season ticket holders and Evenbrite ticket purchasers will be admitted starting at 2 pm and tickets will be sold at the door (space available) beginning at 2:30. Ticket prices at the door are $25 for adults and $5 for students 12 - 18. Children under 12 are admitted free of charge. As usual, refreshments will be served at intermission (tips appreciated). For more information go to our website, musiconthedivide.org or for pre-sale tickets go to Eventbrite.com (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rita-hosking-in-concert-tickets-1983061567531?aff=oddtdtcreator). We hope to see you for an outstanding afternoon of music.

09/07/2026

Next Sunday, September 13, Music On The Divide is opening its fall season with a return performance by concert pianist Jennifer Reason and violinist Naomi Rogers-Hefley at Georgetown's IOOF Hall at 3 pm. Reason is a vibrant performer who has appeared in solo and ensemble performances across 15 states and 14 countries. Rogers-Hefley is a modern and classical violinist with experience performing in Europe and now in Northern California. Pre-sale tickets (through Eventbrite.com) are still available. Admittance to the 3 pm concert for MOTD's 2026 season ticket holders and those with Eventbrite tickets is 2 pm. Tickets at the door, if space is available, will be sold for $25 for adults, $5 students 12-18, and children under 12 admitted free (cash or check only) starting at 2:30 pm. Seating is first come, first served either in chairs or benches. Intermission will feature goodies and beverages (complimentary with tips gladly accepted). For more information, visit musiconthedivide.org (MOTD's new and updated website).

05/31/2026

Mark your calendars! On September 13, Music On The Divide welcomes Jennifer Reason, pianist and Naomi Rodgers-Hefley, violinist, back to the IOOF stage in Georgetown. Advance tickets are already on sale at Eventbrite.com for the 3 pm concert. Tickets are $25 for an adult. Check out MOTD's new website, musiconthedivide.org for more information.

05/17/2026

Music On The Divide, represented by Board president, Lynn Schardt, recently recognized Golden Sierra High School senior, Jennipher Hoffman, this year’s winner of the $500 Eldo Hills Music Scholarship for Youth. MOTD has recently received an endowment from a new local benefactor, musician, Eldo Hills. So, this year’s award will be from one musician to another. Jennipher is an extraordinary young woman whose life is suffused with music. In addition to playing the flute, she is taking voice lessons and performs on stage as a singer and a dancer. She is planning to major in Performing Arts and Musical Theater in college.
Her extraordinary life story is an inspiration to us all. Join MOTD in congratulating Jennipher Hoffman!

05/05/2026

LOST COAT: It was an incredible concert last Sunday, and we thank all who showed Lacy and Dale such a gracious Georgetown welcome. One lady's black wool coat was left on a bench, and we would like to return it to the owner. Message us a description!

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04/27/2026

Just a reminder, on Sunday, May 3 (in less than a week), Lacy J. Dalton, an renowned American country music and song-writer, returns to Georgetown. She will be appearing at the IOOF Hall in Georgetown as part of Music On The Divide's 2026 season. Pre-sale tickets (through Eventbrite.com) are going fast. Admittance to the 3 pm concert for MOTD's 2026 season ticket holders and those who buy pre-sale through Eventbrite tickets is 2 pm. Tickets at the door, if space is available, will be sold for $25 for adults, $5 students 12 - 18, and children under 12 admitted free (cash or check only) starting at 2:30 pm. Seating is first come, first served either in chairs or benches. Intermission will feature goodies and beverages (complimentary with tips gladly accepted). For more information, visit musiconthedivide.org (MOTD's new and updated website). Don't miss this chance to see Lacy J. Dalton in concert on the Georgetown Divide.