The Hootenanny Cafe Mini Concerts features an outstanding artist every Sunday. Unlike most sets that offer one or two songs from a particular artist, this features one artist for a complete set. This is a great way for aficionados of folk music, bluegrass, contemporary singer songwriters, etc to hear some of today's exciting artists and really get an idea of what these wonderful people are all about. It's also a great way for venues that present live music to hear some of the best "hidden" talent in the country - a potential source for potential bookings.

The Hootenanny Cafe airs every Sunday at 9PM (est) on WTBQ. You can listen on:
- WTBQ.com
- 93.5FM in upstate NY
- 98.3FM in North Jersey and NY
- BellBuckleRadio.com

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Location: Online and on the radio, NY
Website: talentconnections.com/
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Sunday July 20 9:00 pm to 10:30 pm	Joy Zimmerman Singer-Songwriter, Folk/Traditional, and Americana	Hootenanny Cafe Mini Concerts Online and on the radio, NY   See Map
	Joy Zimmerman cultivates joy and community with a clear, rich voice. A folk singer/songwriter at home on guitar and violin, she brings audiences lyrical songs and stories, as well as an occasional fiddle tune. Joy’s latest album, Where the Light Lives, debuted at #6 on the Folk Alliance International (FAI) Folk Chart. Dani Goodband of Lakeside Music says this album “should be in every folk music lover’s collection.” Joy’s passion for music began with violin lessons before kindergarten. Many miles of classical music later, she picked up a guitar, found her voice of honey, and discovered a talent for songwriting. Joy is now a Music to Life Juried Artist, Kansas Touring Roster Artist, and Listening Room Network member. She serves on the board of directors of the Folk Alliance Region Midwest. Her awards include an American Songwriter Lyric Contest Honorable Mention, ten Walnut Valley Music Festival NewSong Showcase wins, and an Artist as Activist grant from the Mid-America Arts Alliance.

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