World Instrumental music describes the music of Lady and the Tramp AKA Pooh Stevenson and Jim Spring. From a snappy Celtic jig to a slow dreamy Brazilian waltz to a familiar jazz standard, the mandolin and guitar duo move seamlessly between genres. Playing together since 2011, they have cultivated a passionate following of committed acoustic music lovers.

Leif is a long-time performer with a long song-list. He's versatile with guitar, harmonica, keyboard and more. Leif also kindly hosts a gathering of (mostly) guitarists in his home in an "In-The-Round" format.

Pam Sisson is a singer songwriter who has been writing and performing since the 70’s. Venues include major music festivals, a number of gigs on the Capitol steps, and opening for Holly Near and Charlie King. She keeps wishing her progressive political songs would become obsolete! Be prepared to laugh, cry and sing along. Welcome back Pam.

In the late 1960’s, Johnny Z began his performance career as a folk artist, occasionally opening for the majors of the day, such as Friend & Lover, Steve Goodman, and Jerry Lee Lewis (the latter, a truly unusual pairing at a UAW union hall, in Lansing, Michigan), but generally finding audiences in coffee houses and social/political rallies. He also happens to be a Coffeehouse regular!