Huntsville Traditional Music Association Concert Series

Walker Street Opry headlines the HTMA/Burritt Concert Series on May 24th.

Comprised of members Rick Taylor, Blaine Anderson, Phil Easterbrook, Tony Robertson, and Joseph Brown, the Walker Street Opry produces a sound that rings with the haunting familiarity of traditional bluegrass music while still fitting comfortably with today’s contemporary bluegrass and Americana roots-style music. The Walker Street Opry’s tight, driving rhythms, evocative harmonies, unique musical arrangements, and accomplished instrumental skills, combine to create an overall entity of exceptional talent.

HTMA Member Opener: Steve Edmondson

Tickets: $10 in Advance / $15 at door / Children are free

ONLINE TICKETS

HTMA Performance Co-Chairs for 2022!

Jani Brill

Vincent Halterman

HTMA is pleased to announce Jani Brill and Vincent Halterman as the new performance co-chairs for the 2022 season. Checkout the Coffeehouse page on this website for the latest concert announcements.

Huntsville Traditional Music Association Announces Performance Co-Chairs for 2022!

Jani Brill

Vincent Halterman

HTMA is pleased to announce Jani Brill and Vincent Halterman as the new performance co-chairs for the 2022 season. Stay tuned for exciting concert announcements.

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HTMA Monthly Events

HTMA Membership Jam Meetings

3rd Sunday Every Month

In the auditorium at the Huntsville/Madison County Downtown Library every 3rd Sunday of the month from 130pm to 4pm. Check HTMA emails for more details.

Upcoming Dates

May 15th

June 19th

July 17th

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501C Ruling: The IRS has recognized the Huntsville Traditional Music Association as a tax exempt non-profit corporation, under section 501.c3 of Internal Revenue Code, effective August 25, 2006. Your charitable donations to help us continue our mission of maintaining a folk and traditional music presence in the Tennessee Valley are both appreciated and tax deductible.