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Deep River Ramblers

at Historic Northampton
Deep River Ramblers
Rain or Shine. On the grounds and under a tent.
Friday, July 3, 2026
6 to 8 pm

Kick off your holiday weekend with a concert celebrating contemporary Americana and roots and in the company of some of the Valley's most talented musicians.
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The Deep River Ramblers will perform on the grounds of Historic Northampton on Friday, July 3, 2026 at 6 pm.
Jim Henry, Paul Kochanski, and Chris Brashear originally came together seven years ago to perform a one-time Doc Watson Tribute show. The collaboration felt so good and natural, they created the Deep River Ramblers and have been playing together ever since. 

With a mix of fiddle, guitars, mandolin, dobro, and bass, their repertoire includes songs drawn from contemporary Americana and roots music, including well-known and inspirational voices like Doc Watson, Nanci Griffith, Levon Helm, Muddy Waters and John Prine, as well as their own well-crafted originals. Get ready to dance, sing along, and spend an evening with friends.


Chairs available or bring your own.

 Historic Northampton, 46 Bridge Street, Northampton, MA
Directions to Historic Northampton ​

Made possible with funding provided through Resilient Valley.
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HISTORIC
​NORTHAMPTON
46 Bridge Street
Northampton
​Massachusetts 01060
[email protected]
​413-584-6011
Current Exhibit:
​Slavery and Freedom in Northampton, 1654 to 1783
​

Exhibit Hours:
Wednesday - Sunday
11 am to 4 pm
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  • About
    • About Historic Northampton
    • What's On View
    • Hours and Directions
    • Meet the Board & Staff
    • Legal/Financial
  • PROGRAMS
    • Upcoming Programs
    • Slavery and Freedom in Northampton 1654 to 1783 Exhibit
    • Past Events at Historic Northampton >
      • Past Programs 2026
      • Past Programs 2025
      • Past Programs 2024
      • Mill River Flood 150 Commemoration >
        • Mill River Flood 150 Commemoration Events
        • Mill River Flood Introduction
        • Mill River Flood Lives Lost
        • Mill River Flood Commemoration Markers >
          • \\\\\\\\Williamsburg Mill River Flood Markers
          • Skinnerville Mill River Flood Markers
          • Haydenville Mill River Flood Markers
          • Leeds Mill River Markers
          • Florence Mill River Markers
          • Northampton Mill River Markers
        • Mill River Flood Who Was Responsible
        • Mill River Flood Guided Walks to the Dam Ruins
        • Mill River Flood Memorial Tree Project
      • Past Programs 2023
      • Past Programs 2022
      • Past Programs 2021
      • Past Programs 2020
      • Past Programs 2019
    • MCC Card to Culture at Historic Northampton
    • Help I am not receiving email announcements
  • Explore
    • Collections & Research
    • History at Home >
      • Videos
      • Interactive Witch Trial
      • Paper Dolls
      • Hidden Histories
      • Scavenger Hunts
      • Coloring Pages
      • Brain Teasers
      • Peg Doll Hunts
      • Jonathan Edwards Prayer Requests
    • Educational Websites
    • Historic Highlights
    • COVID-19 Stories >
      • Vaccination Photos
      • Submit Your COVID Story
      • Children React
      • Family and Neighborhood Fun
      • It's a New World
      • Hope and Togetherness
      • Images
      • How Illness Feels
      • Brings Forth Memory
      • Blessings and the New Busy
      • Fear and Worry
  • Indigenous Native History
    • Native Histories in Nonotuck
    • Nonotuck Histories Essay by Margaret M. Bruchac
    • Recovering Nonotuck Histories Photo Essay
    • Profiles of Native People
    • Extended Biographies of Native People
    • Nonotuck to Northampton Maps
    • Native LIves Bibliography
  • History of Slavery
    • Exhibit Slavery and Freedom in Northampton 1654 to 1783
    • About the Slavery Research Project
    • Black Enslaved People
    • Free Black People
    • Native Enslaved People
    • Enslavers of People
    • Relationship Map >
      • Relationship Map Family Groups
      • Relationship Map Enslavement
      • Relationship Map Indenture
      • Relationship Map Legal
      • Relationship Map Commerce
      • Relationship Map Foster or Guardian
      • Relationship Map Social Connections
    • Timeline of Slavery in Northampton
    • For Educators
  • DONATE
    • Donate to Historic Northampton
    • WAYS TO GIVE >
      • Monthly Donation
      • IRA Giving
      • Stock Giving
    • Join the Email List
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