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An intimate night of Americana and bluegrass on the Mendocino coast—Poor Man’s Whiskey and Recycled Grass perform a charity concert at the Inn at Newport Ranch to benefit the Redwood Forest Foundation. Doors at 5 p.m., music at 6 p.m.; bring layers and arrive early for parking.
An intimate night of Americana and bluegrass on the Mendocino coast—Poor Man’s Whiskey and Recycled Grass perform a charity concert at the Inn at Newport Ranch to benefit the Redwood Forest Foundation. Doors at 5 p.m., music at 6 p.m.; bring layers and arrive early for parking.
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On the northern Mendocino coast near Fort Bragg, California, Poor Man's Whiskey & Recycled Grass brings an evening of high-energy Americana to benefit the Redwood Forest Foundation. Held at the Inn at Newport Ranch, this four-hour event opens its doors at 5 p.m. with music starting at 6 p.m., trading polished stage theatrics for raw musicianship, tight three-part harmonies, and the snap of bluegrass picking. If you’re in town for the coast, this is the kind of show that pairs salt-air walks and cliffside sunsets with foot-stomping songs and a rustic grazing supper.
The scene is equal parts music room and community gathering: expect close-up views of instruments, anecdotal banter between sets, and a crowd that ranges from locals to travelers who’ve driven the coastal highway for a night of roots music. The local benefit element—this night supports the Redwood Forest Foundation—means the event is about place as much as performance; the redwood landscapes that define the region are both backdrop and beneficiary.
Key features include live Americana, bluegrass, and folk from headliner Poor Man’s Whiskey joined by Recycled Grass; a cash bar and grazing supper; and a social atmosphere suited to family and all-ages attendance. Geological and natural elements of the area are part of the draw: the Mendocino coast’s rocky bluffs, temperate redwood groves, and fog-touched shorelines give this evening a distinctive sense of location that city venues can’t match.
Practical details: doors at 5 p.m., music at 6 p.m., duration roughly four hours. The ticketing policy includes full refunds or credits with 72 hours notice; contact the organizer by phone for cancellations. There’s limited information on formal accessibility or seating—check with the host if mobility accommodations are required.
Why book this evening? It’s an intimate way to connect with both the musical roots of Northern California and the conservation work that helps preserve the region’s forested coastline. For travelers staying in Fort Bragg, it’s an efficient night out after a day exploring nearby beaches, tidepools, or forest trails. The lineup emphasizes musicianship over spectacle, so listeners who love acoustic interplay and clear storytelling will leave satisfied.
Whether you’re a bluegrass veteran, a folk-curious traveler, or a traveler looking for a meaningful local event, this concert offers a grounded, place-forward night that supports conservation and celebrates the raw, communal energy of Americana music on the Mendocino coast. Plan to arrive early to find parking, enjoy conversation with musicians, and sample grazing fare. Weather on the coast can shift from sun to fog; bring a warm layer and sturdy shoes. Tickets are available through the organizer—use the referral link to check availability and book. It’s a meaningful, enjoyable way to support local conservation and community.
Doors open at 5 p.m.; music begins at 6 p.m. The event runs roughly four hours.
Yes—promotional details list the show as all ages; however, there is a cash bar for adults.
Full refunds or credits are available with 72 hours notice; contact the organizer by phone to cancel.
Seating details aren’t specified; expect general seating or mingling room—check with the organizer for specifics.
Formal accessibility details are limited in the listing—contact the host in advance to discuss mobility needs.
Tickets are available through the event organizer; use the provided referral link to check availability and book.
The Inn At Newport Ranch is a coastal retreat located near Fort Bragg, California. Featured on The Adventure Collective, the Inn At Newport Ranch hosts curated evening events that combine live music with coastal views and curated grazing food. The property stages community-focused concerts and seasonal performances that spotlight regional musicians and songwriters. Two upcoming events include Broken Compass Bluegrass & Erin Brazill and Special Guests on Saturday, November 8th, and Nina Gerber & Keith Greeninger and the Blushin' Roulettes on Saturday, December 6th. Both evenings open doors at 5pm with music beginning at 6pm, and each event pairs live performances with savory and sweet grazing food served against a coastal backdrop. The Inn At Newport Ranch emphasizes thoughtful event production and a guest-centered atmosphere. Programming highlights local and regional music traditions, including bluegrass, Americana, and singer/songwriter performances. Event notes and schedules are published in advance so attendees can plan arrival and dining. Attendees can expect outdoor vistas, live acoustic performances, and shared grazing tables. The Inn complements performances with plated or shared grazing menus that include savory and sweet options. As a locally rooted venue featured on The Adventure Collective, the Inn At Newport Ranch connects visitors to the Mendocino coast music community and provides curated evenings designed for memorable coastal experiences. Reservation information, event tickets, and accessibility details are available through event listings and booking channels; attendees are encouraged to check dates, arrival times, and food options before planning travel to Fort Bragg and confirm current event policies.
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