Free Concert at the Aztec Pioneer Village

Aztec's own Jane Voss & Hoyle Osborne return to the Aztec Museum & Pioneer Village for a free concert on Friday, September 13th at 7:00pm.

Voss & Osborne have enjoyed an extraordinary career in folk and jazz music spanning decades, playing in legendary venues from New York's Caffe Lena to San Francisco's Great American Music Hall, and making music alongside such notable artists as Leon Redbone, Sweet Honey in the Rock, and U. Utah Phillips.

"Jane's glorious songs reflect the determination of the human spirit to survive and rise from whatever adversity the crooked path of life may throw in its way," declared Sing Out! Magazine. "Voss is a marvelous singer, Osborne is a master keyboard craftsman," wrote the San Francisco Examiner.

With classic odes to the human condition like "The Thing That Makes You Beautiful" and "Farther Down the Road," Jane wears her wise and witty heart on her sleeve. Together with Hoyle and his meticulous skill at the piano and gift as a composer, it’s magic! His original composition, "Morning Star" is exquisite, and his deep knowledge of American music history fits perfectly with the museum’s educational mission. AND IT'S JUST FUN IN THE PIONEER VILLAGE'S NOSTALGIC SETTING!

The duo have been featured at folk festivals including the Mariposa Folk Festival in Canada, Pete Seeger's Great Hudson River Revival and more! They've performed on "Fresh Air" and other national radio programs. Locally, they were honored with the 2021 Connie Gotsch Foundation's Legacy Award for contributions to the arts in San Juan County.

Don’t miss this magnificent evening of music with Jane Voss & Hoyle Osborne. Ten of the CDs Jane and Hoyle have made will be available for purchase at the concert. This FREE "Music at the Museum" concert takesplace in the museum's Event Shed. The museum is located at 125 N. Main Avenue, Aztec NM. Parking is in the municipal lot behind the museum. The west gate by the Aztec Splash Pad opens at 6:30pm.

The museum's concert series is made possible by the generosity of the Connie Gotsch Arts Foundation and all of the museum's 60ht Anniversary Sponsors. For information, call 505-334-9829.