Yosemite Goddess Festival Music Schedule

This dynamic trio will bring their vibrancy and heartfelt harmonies to the Yosemite Goddess Festival, performing a blend of original songs and cover music. Their performances are inspired by the celebration of community and the divine feminine. Featured at the 2023 Goddess Festival, Candice, Cheyenne & Adam create a unique experience filled with joyful energy and fun.   Get ready to feel the rhythm and join in the celebration!

Clan Dyken's music goes beyond entertainment; it’s a platform for their passionate commitment to environmental and social activism. Over the years, they’ve played at countless festivals, including the iconic Earth Dance, and even shared the stage with the Jerry Garcia Band in the 1980s, marking a memorable moment in their storied career. Through their music, Clan Dyken conveys a message of hope, justice, and positive change, making them not just musicians, but messengers of a better future. Their performances are as much about spreading awareness as they are about delivering a powerful musical experience, leaving audiences both inspired and uplifted.

Home Tonight is a relatively new musical duo from Mariposa, California.  whose members are Gail Dreifus who sings and plays guitar, and David Budries who sings and plays piano. Both are songwriters who often collaborate on new music. Their music is a blend of Folk, Blues, Americana, and Acoustic Pop, all presented within a frame of positivity. Most of their songs are original compositions, but they also cover some tunes with similar themes. Gail has been a teacher and a musician for decades. David was also a teacher on the East coast and has been a closeted performer who came out during the pandemic. Together they bring a big smile to musical performances and sincerely enjoy sharing their music.  

The Goat Hill Girls are an all-girl Bluegrass, Country, and Americana band bringing a lively and authentic sound to every performance. With tight harmonies and skillful picking, they deliver a mix of timeless classics and original tunes that resonate with fans of traditional and contemporary music alike. Their energy and passion for the craft make them a standout act, perfect for those who appreciate the rich traditions of American roots music. Don't miss the chance to experience their harmonious blend of voices and instruments at the Yosemite Goddess Festival.

Jodie Jean Marston is an award-winning musician with a career which spans three decades. She has performed on stages across the United States and Europe. Folk and Alternative folk define her genre. Growing up in the Sierra Nevada foothills of California surrounded by country and bluegrass, folk music is ever present in her homespun sound. Jodie Jean’s voice and songwriting intimately weaves the natural world’s transient moments. This “cosmic cowgirl” offers a voice of pure intimacy and earthy truth that will take you on a new path of old rural imagery.

SAT @ 11:00 A.M.

Join mountain dulcimer player and singer, Ruth Barrett for an entertaining and informative concert program of traditional Celtic and original folk song and lore celebrating the holiday and season of Samhain (All Hallows Eve) plus other goddess-centered songs. Mouth harp player Falcon River will join Ruth on several songs.

SATURDAY @ 1:00 P.M.