• Read more about The Knuckle Dusters

The Knuckle Dusters have performed traditional old-time fiddle and bluegrass, swing, ragtime, country, blues, hillbilly-jazz, and celtic music in top venues across the Mid-Atlantic states for over 25 years. A true Americana band with a deep repertoire and suited for large staged events as much as small intimate gatherings. Professional, polite, talented and fun... the Knuckle Dusters are likely the perfect match for your next event, audience, and guests.

• Read more about Peter Wood: Collector of the Impossible

Peter Wood, the Collector of the Impossible, presents incredible, magical objects with unparalleled showmanship. He has appeared twice on national television, where Penn & Teller said his act was “beautiful, subtle.” Baltimore Magazine described Peter as “charming, witty, and amazing,” and Washington Business Journal said that he “will blow your mind.”

• Read more about Tinku Bhattacharyya

Over the course of her quarter century plus career in the music industry, Tinku Bhattacharyya has engaged in a multitude of unique, groundbreaking roles driven by her enduring passion and creative approaches to artist development and fierce advocacy for artist rights administration and protection. Since launching her career as a club promoter and DJ with Thelonious Junk (Big Beat) and Café Graffiti in Edinburgh in 1995, the UK bred, New York and Baltimore-based visionary has defined what it means to be an innovative Renaissance Woman in the fast-moving, ever-evolving music industry.

• Read more about Danyett Tucker

As an Author, Illustrator, Muralist, Doll Artist, Puppeteer, and Master Teaching Artist, Danyett Tucker has over 15 years of experience cultivating joyful learning environments for multi-generations of learners. Dedicated community artist that is passionate about using visual storytelling techniques to support mental health awareness, embrace strength through adversity, and to help build a more equitable and inclusive society for Everyone!

• Read more about Bridgette Michaels

Singer/songwriter Bridgette Michaels is an experienced local musician who weaves reggae vibes throughout the fabric of her culturally diverse music. She was born in Jamaica, grew up in Trinidad, and has lived for over 20 years across the east coast of the US. Uniquely, Bridgette has a PhD in oceanography and smoothly incorporates a Caribbean feel along with ocean themes in her music. In addition to her original song repertoire, she plays popular, well-known cover songs loved by generations. Bridgette performs as a solo artist, a duo, and with her band Guava Jelly.