The Farmhouse - Summer Porch Music Series!

Name: The Farmhouse - Summer Porch Music Series!
Start: 2026-05-21T18:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-10-15T20:00:00-04:00
Location: 1215 W End Ave

Schedule

Thu, 21 May, 2026 at 06:00 pm to Thu, 15 Oct, 2026 at 08:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

1215 W End Ave | Hummelstown, PA

Kick back with some chill tunes and good vibes on the porch this summer at The Farmhouse!
About this Event

The Farmhouse is brining live music to the porch every 3rd Thursday or each month!

May 21 - Nom De Plume

Nom De Plume is an eclectic indie rock band fronted by singer, songwriter, and guitarist Aris Karabelas, along with bassist Nick Karagiannis and Ed Fox on drums. Their sound has a surprising pop sensibility that incorporates folk-rock, Americana, classic and progressive rock elements to create their own resonant style.

June 18 - The Bad Toupees

The Bad Toupees are a classic rock dance band playing the best of the 60's through today. Originally getting together just to "jam", the criteria for songs of "instantly recognizable and instantly danceable" resonated with all who heard the Toupees and soon they were packing clubs across the region.

July 16 - Hockersville Station

Hockersville Station is a five piece band from Hershey, PA. Playing a lively mix of covers and original music, their sound is in the Americana/Alt-Country genre. For fans of The Old 97's, Jason Isbell, Ryan Adams, REM and The Turnpike Troubadors.

August 20 - Nate Myers and the Aces

Nate and his band play roots, funk, and blues originals as well as some covers, always with a focus on engaging and entertaining the audience. In fact, Handy nominated blues artist E.G Kight once stated, “Nate is very entertaining and a joy to watch and listen to on stage; he’s quite the talent.”

Sept. 17 - Ella's Choice

Ella's Choice is an acoustic trio from Central Pennsylvania that plays a variety of music spanning multiple genres.

October 15 - Gleason's Drift

Just as The Replacements will be forever linked to Minneapolis or The Meat Puppets to the Southwest Desert, Gleasons Drift is intrinsically defined by a small-town, rough-hewn esthetic filtered through a transistor radio channeling 1970s rock from an all-night far-off Philadelphia radio station.