Voices in the Valley
The Peninsula Foundation supports the Arts Community by presenting Voices in the Valley, a showcase of traditional roots music. So kick back, relax and join us for a night of music in the Historic G.A.R. Hall. Beer, wine and adult beverages available.
Griffin House
G.A.R. Hall 1785 Main St, PeninsulaOctober 16 - Griffin House Griffin House is an American singer-songwriter and storyteller. Touring and making records for over 20 years, House has a discography that includes over 13 ...
Tickets
We use EventBrite for all of our ticket sales. You can check out all the shows there, as well as sign up of EventBrite specials notices, or you can visit us here to see our calendar of everything coming up at Voices in the Valley!
Agent Booking & Private Events
All booking inquires for Voices in the Valley can be sent to karen@crookedrivercreative.com. Looking to book that special event, weddings, bridal showers, retirement parties? Contact karen@peninsulahistory.org
G.A.R. Hall
Built in the 1850s as a schoolhouse, the G.A.R. Hall became a meeting place for Civil War veterans in the 1880s. It was later purchased by World War I veterans and used as an American Legion post. In 1962, Robert Hunker purchased the building and restored it to its 19th-century appearance. Today, the G.A.R. Hall is a the main venue the Voices in the Valley Concert Series. It can also be rented for private events such as weddings, showers, and other life events. With the recent addition, The G.A.R. Hall is now fully A.D.A. accessible.
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- G.A.R. Hall Stage
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- G.A.R. Stage
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- G.A.R. Interior
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- Abe Lincoln on the G.A.R. Wall
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- G.A.R. Hall Chandelier
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- Badge on the G.A.R. Wall
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