Folk music has always been a broad church. This matinee offers three distinct sermons.

Annie Williams opens the afternoon with songs that find the extraordinary in everyday moments. Her debut album Visitor, produced by Bill Reynolds and out via YK Records, pairs intimate songwriting with understated arrangements that linger long after the final note, giving ordinary scenes the weight of memory.

Oklahoma City's Moriah Bailey brings her project Acoustic Contact to Vinyl Tap, expanding her harp-centered songs with violin, bass, and percussion. The music moves fluidly between folk, post-rock, and improvisation, balancing delicate passages with moments of quiet intensity.

Jo Schornikow steps out from the world of Phosphorescent, where she's spent years as a keyboardist and collaborator, to showcase a body of work that's unmistakably her own. Piano, organ, and a gift for subtle melody anchor songs that drift between folk, chamber pop, and ambient textures.

Sunday, July 26 • 3 PM • No cover.