The Homegrown Coffeehouse returns for the 25th ANNIVERSARY of bringing great music to Southern Maryland. In a change of events, Ruthie and the Wranglers are unable to perform as scheduled, but filling the show will be Jillian Matundan, Lynn Hollyfield, and Marcy Cochran. You are in for a special night when these three take the stage - a virtual army of instruments will be swapped and picked up between them as they share songs together!

Admission/suggested donation: $25.

Doors open: 6PM; lite supper (homemade soups, bread and desserts) available 6-7:30, desserts/tea and coffee Music: 7:15 - 10 PM

Jillian Matundan Jillian Matundan, multi-instrumental singer-songwriter, trade unionist, and first-generation Filipina American has delighted audiences with her resonant vocals, acute and relatable observations matched with her unique guitar-style and sense of humor. Singing to the Moon, her first full-length album, debuted at No. 6 on the FAI Folk Chart in March 2024. For more information, visit her website at www.jillianmatundan.com

Lynn Hollyfield Blend a powerful, passionate singer, a crisp, acoustic guitar player and a warm heart and you will have, singer-songwriter, Lynn Hollyfield. Hollyfield’s roots hail from Staten Island, NY when she picked up the guitar at age 10 and ran with musical influences she experienced from home. From great jazz artists such as Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday to the Beatles, Cream and CSNY, Hollyfield launched into her own songwriting infusing these influences to create a diverse repertoire of contemporary folk, pop, blues and jazz.

Marcy Cochran Best known as fiddler for former band Dead Men's Hollow, Marcy Cochran has since been playing side-woman to songwriters Jeff Smith, Jillian Matundan, Michelle Swan, and others. Now stepping out as a solo instrumentalist, she’s sharing her original fiddle compositions and songs alongside paying tribute to her fiddle mentors. She’s taken up nyckelharpa (Swedish keyed fiddle) and is excited to expand and share that journey.