On Sunday, 20 July 2014, Hey Mavis, lit up the Glade Road Growing Farm"stage" with their fabulous music.  They played from 6:45 to 9:15, and by the end, the crowd was enraptured.

MHC's partnership with the New River Land Trust -- was a huge success.   Download a flyer to remember the event -- more could be in the offing.

Here is what folks have said about this incredible band.

"…this crew could single handedly ignite a whole new folk music scare. Killer stuff"
~Midwest Record

“…an Appalachian Americana Roots group who take this genre to new heights."
~House of Mercy, London

With quotes like this, the buzz surrounding Hey Mavis' recent release, Honey Man, is getting louder. It is not just local music fans paying attention anymore. Hey Mavis released Honey Man (their second CD) to a sold-out crowd at Happy Days Lodge in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park in February 2013. In the short amount of time since the release, tracks off of the new CD are getting airplay in London, the Netherlands, and all across the US.

If you are unfamiliar with the music of Hey Mavis, it is time you entered their world of “Appalachian Americana.”  With banjo, fiddle, upright bass, guitar, kick drum and harmonica, they easily move from a softly orchestrated lullaby to a raw and raucous love song.