Not Just Another Coffeehouse has offered a community venue for outstanding music: Celtic, Folk, Bluegrass, Jug Band, Classical Indian, Cabaret, Jazz, French Canadian, Irish, and more since 2012. The historic Unitarian Meetinghouse in Sharon, Massachusetts, comes alive with music. And in addition to the music, we serve delicious home-made desserts and free trade beverages.
Please check the calendar for dates and events.
You can pay at the door (there is always enough room) – $20 or whatever you can afford (no one is ever turned away). Children are free.
Upcoming Performances
Emily Haviland Baker Duo
Folk Singers and Singer-Songwriters Guitar and Fiddle
Saturday September 20, 2025
Doors open at 6:30 and concert starts at 7:00.
Suggested donation $20
As a graduate of Berklee College of Music with a double major in fiddle performance and music therapy, Emily Haviland studied everything from American Roots and its rocky history to how music can alter brain chemistry. Throughout her career, Emily has shared the stage with some of the greats, like Darol Anger, the late Emy Phelps, Bruce Molsky, Aoife O’Donovan, Margot Price, Twisted Pine and Cold Chocolate, and has been showcased on records released by Alisa Amador and Kaiti Jones, among others. Emily released her debut solo album, “Not Who You Think”, in February 2024, showcasing her vast musical repertoire—modern folk music with roots in jazz and americana. World-renowned fiddler Darol Anger aptly describes her as the “Realest Deal in a long time,” praising her genuine voice, profound reflections, and songs that boldly articulate the unspoken truths we all harbor. “Real voice, real thoughts, real songs that say – with pungent power – what everyone’s really thinking. Glad to welcome her work into the world.”
Jenna Nicholls
singer/songwriter
Saturday October 25, 2025
Doors open at 6:30 and concert starts at 7:00.
Suggested donation $20
In a tapestry of sound, Jenna Nicholls weaves a spell: strumming her ukulele with the spirit of New Orleans or crooning a cowboy’s tale with the soul of the West. Her melodies, like vintagevinyl spun anew, carry the weight of memory and promise of tomorrow. With three albums under her belt, her songs have found their way into the heart of cinema and the pulse of television. On the road she shared stages with legends like Ingrid Michaelson, and Oscarwinner Glen Hansard. From the storied stages of Carnegie Hall and the Beacon Theatre,Jenna’s music echoes through the night, a testament to the enduring power of song.“Her ability melodically to leave me wanting the next part of the story is mesmerizing. Jennapoints out universal moments in our lives and even though they’re personal to her, I don’t feelleft out. The level of descriptive writing in her lyrics is astonishing.”
– Melissa Ferrick, Singer Songwriter
“Her songs land like a freight ship into the harbor of hearts and ears… The air changes. Puremastery.”
– Glen Hansard, Oscar winning composer of “Once”
