Looking for the perfect Valentine's Day Plans? Join us for an unforgettable night of original music in an intimate setting! Featuring: Augusta local, Tim Kampen Strings!! ~Tickets $15 at the door. ~No outside alcohol allowed. ~Cocktails available to purchase at the bar. ~BYO Food Welcome!

Dawson Hollow blends indie-folk-rock with cinematic pop and rich 5-part harmonies—crafted by five siblings from the Ozarks who've been making music together since childhood. With over 3,000 shows and millions of Spotify streams, their high-energy sound delivers hope and heart. Doors open at 6:15 PM

Join us every 1st Tuesday of the month from 5–8 PM for an evening of music, fun, and community! Led by the incredible Texas Giants, this is your chance to share your talent or simply enjoy great performances. All are welcome—bring your voice, your instrument, or just your love for live music!

Stories Worth Keeping. Voices Worth Hearing. Get ready for a storytelling series that brings Augusta’s history, humor, and heart to life. TILIW will feature real people sharing real stories—memories, moments, and tales that shaped our community. Stay tuned for speakers & details!

What started as a jam between Kent Ehrhardt and Tom Rogers—both Channel 4 News veterans—has grown into a powerhouse blues band featuring Jeff Viers, Scott Rhea, Patrick White, and Brian Massey. Great music, great stories, and a night you won’t forget. Doors open at 6:15pm!

Join us for an intimate evening of music and stories featuring Dave Henson, Mike Heeter, and Justin Collie. 🎶 Don’t miss this unique night! Doors open at 6:30 pm.

Born Javier Mendoza, this genre-defying artist has written for global icons like Enrique Iglesias and Ricky Martin, but his true magic lies in the music he creates from the heart. Hobo Cane has released four albums under his new artistic name and many others under Javier Mendoza Band. Come join us!!

This is a group that you don't want to miss!!!! These guys NAIL THIS STUFF!!! From their pristine harmonies, to the fiery exchange between guitarists John Mondin and Scott Nienhaus, recalling the great repartee between Stills and Young on 4 Way Street.

Kingdom Brothers bring their soulful blend of blues, R&B, and gospel from St. Louis, delivering a powerful sound with a message of hope. Their internationally acclaimed guitar and vocals have lit up stages from the Midwest to Australia. Featured artists at The National Blues Museum. Doors open 6:15

An active performer in the Saint Louis music scene for over 25 years, Emily Wallace has opened for countless national acts, played local festivals including LouFest, Open Highway Music Festival, and has a sold-out weekend at Jazz St. Louis under her belt. Doors open at 6:15pm!