A 30-minute set of Peter, Paul, and Mary's favorite songs. Sing along (or wish you had).

Two hours of busking at the Tucson Festival of Books.

Marty is joined by singer/songwriter Beth Boesch for a set of duets from the music of Emmylou Harris, John Prine, John Denver, and others.

The "Grand Finale" of the Glendale Folk and Heritage Festival, featuring musicians from the 2-day event. A GREAT way to finish the weekend.

An introduction to fingerpicking for folk guitar. Topics include: use of picks (or not); intros, outros, and interludes; melodic picking; banjo rolls; pinch; and others. Bring an instrument for a hands-on experience.

PPM-R will be leading a song circle, inviting participants to lead or just "sing along" with their favorite Peter, Paul, and Mary songs. Bring an instrument (including your voice) and join us for an hour of swapping songs and telling stories.

Marty (Peter) leads the Arizona Autoharp club in 30 minutes of a variety of "old time" songs. Sing along (or you'll wish you had).

A song circle, inviting participants to lead or just "sing along" with their favorite songs by Utah Phillips. Bring an instrument (including your voice) and join us for an hour of swapping songs and story telling.

Marty Province (Peter) of Peter, Paul, and Mary Remembered performs a concert of music by the legendary "godfather of American folk music," Pete Seeger. Playing an vintage "Pete Seeger" Vega banjo and a reproduction of Seeger's unique 12-string guitar, the audience is invited to join in song just as they did with Pete leading.

A workshop on the history of topical songs, from Nursery Rhymes through today.

This "welcome back" concert for the winter "snowbirds" who attend Shepherd of the Hills Methodist Church is open to the public and free of charge. Doors open at 1:30.

The Tucson Folk Festival is a FREE and accessible festival celebrating Americana and Folk Music traditions and all the wonderful variations, including bluegrass, blues, country, jazz, Celtic, zydeco, and various styles of Latin and Mexican music! This 40th annual family-friendly festival takes place on April 4 – 6, 2025.

The workshop features songs of Peace, Protest, and Politics. A history of “music for a cause” from nursery rhymes to the present day. The Glendale Folk and Heritage Festival is held over 2 days (Saturday and Sunday) with 7 stages and 4 workshop areas. Peter, Paul, and Mary Remembered will also be performing (event listed on this site as well). Please join us for this FREE festival.

Marty performs a mix of traditional and contemporary folk music. The Glendale Folk and Heritage Festival is held over 2 days (Saturday and Sunday) with 7 stages and 4 workshop areas. Peter, Paul, and Mary Remembered will also be performing (event listed on this site as well). Please join us for this FREE festival.

Basic fingerpicking for folk guitar. Patterns, intros/outros, interludes, accompaniment, melodies. How to create one’s own style.The Glendale Folk and Heritage Festival is held over 2 days (Saturday and Sunday) with 7 stages and 4 workshop areas. Peter, Paul, and Mary Remembered will also be performing (events listed on this site as well). Please join us for this FREE festival.

The Saturday finale on the "Main Stage" at the Glendale Folk and Heritage Festival. The festival is held over 2 days (Saturday and Sunday) with 7 stages and 4 workshop areas. Marty (Peter) will also be performing (events listed on this site as well). Please join us for this FREE festival.

The "sing-along" features music by the "Father of American Folk Music." The Glendale Folk and Heritage Festival is held over 2 days (Saturday and Sunday) with 7 stages and 4 workshop areas. Peter, Paul, and Mary Remembered will also be performing (event listed on this site as well). Please join us for this FREE festival.

This will be a benefit for the "Provincials Theatre Troup" (of which our "Mary" is a member). The concert is open only to residents of the Province Community.

Marty (Peter) will present a workshop, titled, "Dangerous Songs?! - Peace, Protest, & Politics." The workshop is a history of "protest" music from English nursery rhymes to the present day.