Our show format consists of an opener plus a featured performer, or a split bill, depending on the night. As our seasons are limited to 8 or 9 shows, booking is very selective. We typically book 6 to 12 months in advance, and are looking for both featured and openings acts.

If you are interested in performing at Driftwood Folk Cafe, please email an electronic press kit to our booking committee.  Please, no CD's at this time, and please do not mail CDs or press kits directly to the church as there may be a long delay until those materials actually reach us. We do rent space from the church, but we are otherwise not affiliated with them, and they are not our office assistants!

Please understand that we receive many, many inquiries, and while do take the time to listen to everyone, we do not always have time to respond as this is an all-volunteer run organization.  If we are interested in booking your act, we will contact you or your booking agent.  Multiple inquiries are not necessary, as we keep everyone's information on file.

• • • David Mac
    • Plymouth MA
    • Sep 15, 2008 @ 10:51 AM

  • I was one of the very fortunate people who attended last night's Driftwood Cafe performance in Plymouth. (Natalie Zuckernam/Trina Hamlin) Everything about the evening; the venue, ambience, energy, people and, oh my God, the talent, added up to a most wonderful experience. Nothing else mattered for that three hours except what was going on in that room. A sense of peace, tranquility, presence and yes, love reigned.

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• • • MLanders
    • Plymouth MA
    • Sep 15, 2008 @ 10:12 AM

  • Great first show. Not a bad seat in the house. Carlyn and Lynn with a terrific staff presented a stellar program to a packed and appreciative house.Trina Hamlin has great musical delivery with some comedic schtick , joined and then followed by headliner, Natalia Zukerman. BRAVO!!!! Mike & Candy Landers

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• • • Susan D.
    • Sep 15, 2008 @ 10:11 AM

  • This is a wonderful opportunity for Plymouth to continue to develop in a positive direction. This sleepy little town is starting to wake up and smell the coffee and now we can listen to the music too!

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