The Evergreens are an indie folk duo hailing from Johnstown, Pennsylvania. As full time musicians, they perform at a wide variety of special events and locations across Pennsylvania and surrounding states.

So why did they choose the name, 'The Evergreens?' "While we do love Christmas and the smell of cedar, we call ourselves The Evergreens because of the songs we play. We cover hits that have stood the test of time and have never 'gone out of season' - much like evergreen trees. We put our own indie/folk twist on hits ranging from the 1950's-1990's (with a few modern songs in the mix). This allows us to connect with all people in an audience - young and old. (Example: We’ve rocked the stage at both a 100-year-old and a 3-year-old’s birthday party,)" says the duo. https://www.theevergreensmusic.com/home

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The Anton Fatula Quartet represents some of the most active and innovative young jazz voices playing locally. Their repertoire includes original compositions in the contemporary jazz genre, bringing together styles of swing, funk, bossa, and more. The line up consists of Anton Fatula (Saxophone), Ailish Quinones (Keyboards), Alex Mijangos (Bass), and Nick Perella (Drums).

Meet dance instructors Erin Blose and Hugo Ayala! Erin and Hugo are excited to bring some swing into your lives as they start the evening out at 7:00pm with a dance lesson for those so-inclined.

Crooner & Co., established in 2018, is a local swing band bringing the nostalgic sound of swing and jazz music from the 1920's and 30's to life. Initially a student-created ensemble on campus, they have moved out into the broader community to share their music with a larger audience. Crooner & Co. will be playing in our large second floor room where we'll clear out the middle of the floor so you can let loose!

Dinner menu available until 8:45pm. Full bar service all evening. Grab your friends and head out for a great night of swing!

$12 advanced ticket purchase is for live show/reserved seating on our second floor. Click on GET TICKET link below. 21+ ONLY

Join your fellow readers and aspiring writers at Pine Grove Hall's "Meet the Author" series and enjoy an intimate evening with local and regional authors who write about food, drink and the arts.

Historian Matthew Restall has published over twenty books on Latin American history. What was his motivation to make a hard pivot and write a book on Elton John's "Blue Moves" album? You'll find the answer to that, as well as enjoy listening to some of the album on our beautiful sound system.

After his presentation, there will be a Q&A and copies of his book will be available for signing.

Our "Casual Fare" menu and full bar service will be available all evening.

Matthew Restall is Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of History, Anthropology, and Women's Studies, and Director of Latin American Studies at Penn State University. https://www.matthewrestall.com/

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The Quasi Quintet is a newly formed ensemble featuring young and upcoming musicians from State College, PA. Inspired by the works of many great jazz musicians (Miles Davis, Coltrane, Clifford Brown, Joe Henderson, and more), their show will feature twists on popular jazz standards as well as fun funk tunes. They'll also be performing new compositions by Lake Black and Sammy Hallacher inspired by Latin jazz and hip hop.

The quintet consists of Sammy Hallacher (Piano), Lake Black (Saxophone), Adam Hallacher (Trumpet), Elijah Snyder (Bass), Nick Letwin (Drums), and Nora Goudie (Vocals).

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