FL Folk-Country Singer Sarah McCulloch Performs Oct. 18

Sarah McCulloch, a FL native and rising star in the Florida folk music scene, shares her singing and songwriting talents at the Building Bridges Coffeehouse which is a program of Manatee Universalist Unitarian Fellowship. A $20 donation is suggested at the door. Doors open at 2::30. Refreshments available. Open seating, plenty of parking, accessible. Details at www.manateeuuf.org and www.sarahmacmusic.com
McCulloch kicks off the second season of the concert series housed at Manatee Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in downtown Bradenton. The second season marks a big change as shows will be presented at a new time of 3:00pm on Sunday afternoons with occasional exceptions.
Growing up in a swampy, remote section of Florida’s Collier County, Sarah’s songwriting reflects her colorful childhood, surrounded by the Seminole Tribe and Florida pioneers and being raised in a family supported by her father’s sawmill business. Her songs are lively, funny, sad and at times introspective. And it isn’t long before audience catch on and sing right along with her.
Her latest full-length album is live and recorded in March 21, 2026 at Temple Beth El in Hollywood, Florida. Backed by the red-hot White Knuckle Flyers, the new release contains 13 fan favorites plus two brand new tracks - "Cherokee Rose" and "Sure to Be a Rainbow." Sarah was recently recognized by the State of Florida's Division of Arts and Culture for her significant contribution to country music. Her music has been added to the state Folklife Program's online encyclopedia of Florida music. To learn more about her visit www.SarahMacMusic.com.