Showcase Your Spark!
Are you a local musician, dancer, or performer? We’re looking for homegrown talent to bring our Spring Festival to life! Join us for a day of celebration and community connection.
Our annual Spring Festival is more than just an event—it’s a celebration of the talent in our own backyard. We are seeking local performers willing to donate their time and talent to help support this fundraiser.
Share your passion on stage at the festival, gain exposure, and help us keep this community tradition thriving.
- Promo Perks: Feature your name/group on our Facebook page, website, and event signage.
- Community Connection: Network with other local artists and neighbors.
- The “Volunteer Vibe”: Let your fans know you support the community and set up a merch table at the event.
Ready to take the stage? Contact us at the link below or email: entertainment@southernmdspringfestival.org
2025 Spring Festival Live Entertainment
The Gracie’s Guys and Gals Dance Studio, directed by Grace Myles, is celebrating 37 years this coming June. The show troupe competes regionally and nationally and are national champions. GG Show Troupe has received the overall top scores and entertainment and choreography awards at many competitions.
Rhythm Club is a middle school drumming group made up of 6th, 7th and 8th graders from Spring Ridge Middle School. They have performed for Governor Wes Moore, as well as up and down the east coast, including at Washington Wizards Games, in New York City, and at Disney World. Rhythm Club is directed by Bonnie Beavan.
A bluegrass band from Southern Maryland, Port Tobacco Pickers define traditional bluegrass with a twist. With a solid line-up of banjo, bass and acoustic guitar, they cover grassy standards with traditional and eclectic instruments — including flute, harmonica, and recorder — that breathe new life into age-old songs.
Libation is a contemporary Christian music project sharing God’s love and bringing others to Christ through music!
Twin Reverb is an identical twin acoustic duo. We play a mix of classic rock, soft rock, and country.
The College of Southern Maryland Chamber Choir is an auditioned group of singers from CSM and the local community with a commitment to artistic excellence that performs throughout the year at CSM and other venues in Southern Maryland. They perform both secular and sacred music from a variety of styles and genres, representing many eras and cultures, with a commitment to artistic excellence. You will hear a variety of styles and genres of music for small ensembles, both secular to sacred, ranging from historical madrigals to contemporary pop tunes.
Mystic Caravan Dance is a St. Mary’s County troupe performing dances originating in the Mid Eastern and North African regions. We want to celebrate this vibrant and beautiful art form and share these amazing cultures with the community.
A pop a cappella group from Great Mills High School that sings a variety of show tunes and possibly solos.
Sax Appeal is made up of four friends who love to play sax and love to share the joy of music. We play a blend of jazz and jazz arrangements of pop music; everything from Duke Ellington to Queen!
Little Flower School is a Roman Catholic school located in Great Mills, Maryland. The school celebrates the uniqueness of each child and strives to provide students with the opportunity to realize their academic potential in a diverse and changing world, through a focus on core values of faith, knowledge, and service. We hope you enjoy this sneak peek of our show!
Marianne Styles is a singer/songwriter from Maryland’s Eastern Shore, covering your Classic Rock, Pop, Folk and Country favorites from the ’60s thru today. With more than two decades of playing professionally, she loves to keep the tunes rolling with an eclectic mix of hits and lesser-known gems from the greats.
The Leonardtown High School Orchestra earns superior ratings at local, state, and national festivals. They have been invited to perform for the governor and as a demonstration group at the Maryland Music Educators Association conference. They are a fixture as Saturday afternoon performers at the Saint Mary’s County Fair in September, and they play a wide range of musical styles.
The Leonardtown High School Jazz Ensemble is one of two Jazz Bands in the LHS Band Program and consists of students in grades 9-12. They have performed at community events around St. Mary’s County, pleasing crowds with favorites, like “Welcome to the Jungle,” “All Star,” and “Birdland,” among others.