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The Flex-Pass consists of one ticket to three different concerts at Appel Farm during the 2009-2010 season for only $60! You can get over 30% off the price of single tickets. It's almost like getting one show free! Order all three shows now or choose one at a time.
(Not available with the $39.50 ticket for the Mountain Music of Virginia or First Fridays)

Chris Smither’s music draws as deeply from the blues as it does from American folk music, modern poets and humanist philosophers. Over the years he has made timeless art with just voice, guitar and a stomping foot. Smither considers himself a performer first and foremost, though the strength of his songwriting skills is clear from the multitude of artists who have covered his songs – from Bonnie Raitt to the Dixie Chicks and Diana Krall. Help us welcome Chris back to the stage at Appel Farm!

David Wilcox is a one-man band who continues to impress audiences with his versatile baritone, agile guitar work and diverse repertoire of original songs that continue to attract audiences world-wide.

Patty Larkin has been redefining the boundaries of folk-urban pop music for more than 20 years with her inventive guitar wizardry, vocals and uncompromising lyrics.

An Enchanted Afternoon

Enjoy an afternoon exploring “Antique Country” in Mullica Hill, NJ, only 15 minutes from Appel Farm. Don’t forget to stop by Crescent Moon Coffee and Tea at Mullica Hill Plaza, 141 Bridgeton Pike (Rte. 77S) to purchase your David Wilcox or Patty Larkin specialty sandwich, side, drink and dessert. Mention the concert and receive this special deal for only $10. (Available on March 20th only)

LA's celebrated Troubadour club gave Karla Bonoff a start to a brilliant singer/songwriter career, alongside Jackson Browne, James Taylor and Elton John. Hit songs Someone To Lay Down Beside Me and Lose Again, recorded by Linda Ronstadt, brought her to national prominience. Karla's own hit singles, I Can't Hold On and Personally soon followed. Karla's songwriting credits are legion, and include the Grammy Award-winning All My Life, a hit for Ronstadt and Aaron Neville. Her classic music, incredible playlist of hits and sense of humor are hailed by audiences and critics alike!

Music From The Crooked Road: Mountain Music of Virginia
Saturday, April 24, 2010 - Two Shows - 4:00pm and 8:00pm
Tickets: $39.50 / $29.50
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This performance will be held at the Davidow Theatre at Salem Community College, 460 Hollywood Avenue, Carney’s Point, New Jersey.

A National Tour of Old-time, Bluegrass, Mountain Gospel and Flatfoot Dance. The Music From The Crooked Road tour celebrates the vibrant, musical culture of Southwest Virginia where making music is, and always has been, an integral part of life. The tour features: NEA National Heritage Award Fellow and Appalachian guitar master Wayne Henderson, bluegrass banjo virtuoso Sammy Shelor, family old-time string band The White Top Mountain Band, old-time fiddle and banjo masters Kirk Sutphin and Eddie Bond. Representing the next generation of Blue Ridge musicians, the up-and coming bluegrass band Amber Collins & No Speed Limit, and a young keeper of ancient mountain ballads and songs, 21-year-old Elizabeth LaPrelle.

BBQ & Bluegrass | 2:30 - 7:30PM
$15 Adults
$7.50 Under 10
(All ages require a ticket)
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Fat Jack's BBQ is coming in April to accompany a bluegrass and Old-time concert. You’ll enjoy a bountiful buffet of country BBQ, complete with dessert and beverages, in the lobby of the Davidow Theatre at Salem County Community College. BBQ King Glen, and his crew, will fire up the hickory smoker starting at 2:30PM - giving you plenty of time to relax with family and friends before or after the show. The BBQ will continue until 7:30PM.

Making a return visit to Appel Farm, Alfred James is the only cellist in the world playing a black, 5-string carbon fiber cello – standing up! The cello isn’t just for classical music anymore!

Step right up and let the animal antics begin! With the Pink Elephant as your host, Rudyard Kipling's classic story How The Elephant Got His Trunk comes to life in this large-scale puppet extravaganza. Colorful rod puppets perform a madcap Barnyard Opera to the accompaniment of music by classical composer Rossini. (Ages 3 and up)

The acclaimed Shakespeare LIVE! touring company presents an exciting new adaptation of Shakespeare’s timeless tale of youthful love. (Ages 11 and up).

A magical mix of computer animation, storytelling, mime and audience participation brings to life favorite stories like you’ve never heard them before! Weird, Wild & Wonderful combines computer animations on a big screen with live performance to tell stories like Jack and the Beanstalk and Little Miss Muffett in a whole new way. Special effects are created right in front of your eyes and combined with mime and improvisation. At times the computer animation tells a story, at times the performers do. Sometimes they share the stage. It’s an exciting new theatre experience you don’t want to miss! (All ages)