Edgefield is turning 114 but this iconic property still has that youthful glow! Everyone is invited to celebrate this birthday, as we tap our toes to live music, indulge in property-wide food & drink specials, embark on a birthday Discovery Hunt and more! Come and let Edgefield show us that age is just a number when you know how to have fun!

Birthday Fun
Birthday Discovery Hunt * All day
Property-wide food & drink specials * All day
Balloon artist * 2-4pm
Roaming live music * Groove Therapist *  2-4pm

History & Art Tours
$15 * 10am, 1pm & 4pm
Learn everything you've ever wanted to know about Edgefield and then some on this in-depth tour of the main lodge. Tours meet in front of the gift shop and last approximately 60-75 minutes. All ages welcome; tickets required for children ages 3 and up.

Please note: Tours may travel to places only accessible by stairs.

At the Red Shed
Live music
Boka Marimba * noon-2:30pm
Mama Sam & The Jam * 3-5pm
KJ Moore * 5:30-7pm
The Quick & Easy Boys * 7:30-9pm

In the Winery
Live music
Cupcake & wine pairing special

Hailing from Portland, OR, The Quick & Easy Boys are a power-trio that create their own brand of rock & roll using elements from the Minutemen, the Police, and a Band of Gypsies among others...

Featuring Sean Badders (bass guitar/vocals), Jimmy Russell (lead guitar/vocals) and Tyrone Hendrix (drums/precussion), The Quick & Easy Boys are a driving force in the Portland music scene. On their latest single, "Better than Today", The Quick & Easy Boys show the band expanding their already vast catalog of music to touch on heartbreak with a sound envoking the early ‘60's' R&B/Soul while still keeping a modern sonic vibe. Contextually, lyrics plant the song firmly in the present day, lamenting lost love with a timeless yet subtly modern vernacular.

After releasing eight full-length albums since their inception in 2004, The Quick & Easy Boys have a packed slate for their 20th year as a band. Following the release of "Better than Today", the Boys will shift gears and let forth the Scary Things EP - focusing their already expansive sound on a heavy, dark album about things that go bump in the night....think Sleep meets Funkadelic!

The band adopted the phrase "Too weird to fit in since 2004" to reclaim what once was seen as a promotional nightmare: a genre-defying band that comfortably straddles many musical styles. With countless national tours under their belt the band has played on stage with an extremely diverse selection of musicians from folk troubadour Peter Yarrow (Peter Paul and Mary) to saxophonist/producer Steve Berlin (of the Grammy winning East-L.A. Chicano band Los Lobos) to NOLA funk pioneers The Funky Meters and contemporary indie darlings Deer Tick and even former Fats Domino saxophonist Reggie Houston (to name only a few). The band was always too this for that: too funky for the indie rock crowd but too rocking for the funk crowd. Too country for the dance crowd, but too disco for the country scene. Too raw and psychedelic for the jazz crowd but too musically refined for the punk crowd. The band has unapologetically leaned into their singular sound since the beginning, and now they add more layers with 60's inspired R&B and heavy stoner metal.

website:

http://www.thequickandeasyboys.com

Portland based, Sparkly Psych Pop band, Mama Sam & The Jam lifts vibrations and gives goosebumps. Like Mazzy Star meets Fleetwood Mac, catchy melodies and powerful harmonies over trippy guitar and groovy beats leaves listeners feeling high on vibes. The group's fresh, intense synergy makes Mama Sam & The Jam fun to watch as they tug at your heartstrings and make you move!

Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/Mama-Sam-The-Jams-1835774100065271/

Boka Marimba is a ten-member dance band that plays exhilarating, energetic music from Zimbabwe and other areas of southeastern Africa. Much of the music is in the Shona style: melodic themes and variations layered in polyrhythmic, cyclic patterns. Hearing this music for the first time, people have often described the feeling as one of coming home. Some have spoken of dancing for the first time in their lives, or for the first time out of the privacy of their living rooms. People of all ages respond with enthusiasm and delight. The band's instrumentation consists of seven marimbas (three sopranos, two tenors, a baritone, and a bass), gourd shakers called hosho, and drums. The songs are sung in the Shona language. In Shona, boka means "group". And marimba is the plural of rimba which means "wooden voice."