2025 Music with Reindeer House Concert Series
All performances on Wednesday evening from 7-8pm.
We have some parking, but space is limited and reservations are required.
No parking space available? Then walk, run, or bike out and pay when you get here. Please carpool with others.
2026 Schedule:
May 20 – Honeybucket Stringband
Hailing from the hills and bogs of Fairbanks, with players from a myriad of musical backgrounds the Honeybucket Stringband focuses on high-mountain harmonies, spirited old-time dance tunes, and a good smattering of songs about dogs. We love the joy that playing music creates, and strive to use our music to foster education and connection in the community around us.
May 27 – Info Coming Soon!
June 3 – Inna Rivkin & Helen Graves
Inna Rivkin takes inspiration from nature, singing visually creative folk originals that flow through Alaska’s rivers and landscapes. She loves how songwriting can build connection and community.
Helen Graves is a singer-songwriter from Ester with a knack for turning life’s ups and downs into emotionally rich, relatable tunes. Her lyrics dive deep – but don’t worry, she always brings a life jacket and a sense of humor.
June 10 – Serevende
Serevende performs energetic music from Zimbabwe in the Shona style, with melodic themes layered in polyrhythmic patterns
June 17 – The Forest That Never Sleeps
As a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, songwriter, and poet, The Forest That Never Sleeps transports her audience with infectious enthusiasm and raw emotion. From rhapsodic piano lines to gentle finger-picked strings, her dynamic performances leave her audiences feeling connected to the human experience.
June 24 – Info Coming Soon!
July 1 – Ashtyn Barbaree
Ashtyn Barbaree is an indie folk singer-songwriter from the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas. In 2025, she was named Americana Artist of the Year (Arkansas Country Music Awards), Best Americana Artist and Best Country/Folk Artist (North Arkansas) at the Arkansas Music Awards, and is an official nominee for 2026 Americana Artist of the Year (ACMA).
Since 2021, she has represented Arkansas State Tourism as a Music Ambassador and serves on the Arkansas Arts Council Arts on Tour roster. Blending folk, alt-country, and Americana, Barbaree is known for her ethereal yet grounded voice and emotionally precise songwriting.
Her work has been featured on NPR Live Sessions, TEDx, Folk Alliance International, and international stages. Her 2024 album Sent Through The Ceiling reached #44 on the Alt-Country Specialty Charts.
July 8 – Carey Seward
Carey Seward has created a captivating body of songs that explore her life of travel and adventure. Her original songs speak of life in the wilds of Alaska and the journey toward self-love. Her powerful, sometimes hilarious, sometimes heart-wrenching music is always vulnerable and authentic.
Her albums include Pure Fiction (2015), Civil Twilight EP (2015), Sugar in the Raw (2016), FRIZZ! The Solo Rock Musical (2023) and Born on Saturday Night (2025)!
A multidimensional creative, Seward is also a theatre artist, playwright and fire spinner! She is a teaching artist who does residencies in playwriting, Shakespeare, musicals, and heads up UAF Summer Sessions Rock Band Camp!
July 15 – Steve Brown & Robin Feinman
Steve Brown and Robin Feinman are Fairbanks-based musicians and friends who share a love of storytelling through song. Brown is a singer-songwriter and bandleader of Steve Brown and the Bailers, known around Interior Alaska for his Americana and roots-rock performances. Feinman is a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist whose harmonies and musical instincts add warmth and texture to their sound.
Together they create an intimate acoustic set of originals and well-chosen covers—perfect for a summer evening among the spruce trees at Running Reindeer Ranch.
July 22 – Rock Band Camp Concert (Info Coming Soon!)
July 29 – Emily Anderson
Emily Anderson is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist crafting indie folk pop that is intimate, melodic, and wryly warmhearted. Alaska-grown and Los Angeles based, Anderson’s songwriting has been praised for its authenticity and emotional depth, balancing raw vulnerability with an enduring sense of optimism. Her music has been featured in a national ad campaign for Miller Lite, as well as TV shows (Love is Blind, Season 8) and video games (Calico, The Stars Between Us).
A seasoned live performer, Anderson has toured extensively across the US and Canada, sharing stages with Alex Lahey, Sarah Tudzin, Danielle Ate the Sandwich, and Peter Mulvey. Praised for her “angelic voice” by the Anchorage Press and her “natural harmonies and gorgeous orchestrations” by KUAC, she has been recognized as a finalist in the American Songwriter, Songwriting University, and International Songwriting competitions. Anderson is currently at work on her new album.
August 5 – Tom Letson & Ned Gaines
Tom Letson & Ned Gaines are an Americana duo channeling vivid storytelling, Pre-War Blues, and the spirit of the Appalachian Mountains into a near-possessed performance that leaves audiences wondering whether they’ve just witnessed a concert or some form of spiritual sermon. Don’t let the duo format fool you. Armed with a bottleneck slide, clawhammer banjo, fiddle, and harmonica, they deliver a high-energy arsenal of sound that feels far larger than two musicians.
So cool, enjoy the Grand! I passed your info along to some other musicians as well