An international performer and recording artist, Warner tells history through traditional music played on banjo, concertina, and “pocket instruments” such as cow bones.

Six months after unveiling its new Lumberjacks, Tie Hacks & River Pigs exhibit focused on the timber industry, the museum presents Warner’s program on life in the logging camps, particularly its songs and stories – and even the smells. Dangerous, lonely, and remote, the logging camps of the early 1900s were difficult places. Residents made their own entertainment.

Come listen and learn about working in the woods from a traditional music man.

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