Last year's Volume 2 was an exhilarating banjo nerd out, and we're going for Volume 3! We're thrilled to bring in two new instructors, Ryan Cavanaugh, and Danny Barnes, along with our dear pals Tony Trischka and Kristin Scott Benson.
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It’s one of our most favorite times of the year! Our family would love to send you a holiday card.
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The head on it has been signed by Béla Fleck, Tony Trischka, Kristin Scott Benson, Noam Pikelny & Alan Munde!
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Applications are now OPEN for Blue Ridge Banjo Camp 2019.
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On Saturday, December 22, a mile-long, hippo-shaped asteroid soared at a distance of 1.8 million miles from Earth.
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New India Times have a nice recap of Béla's show at Town Hall in New York.
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Béla and Edgar talked about playing with Zakir Hussain and their upcoming tour.
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Béla & Abigail's new arrangement of "Come All You Coal Miners / Take Me To Harlan" was released today online!
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Bela was inducted by Tony Trischka.
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Learn who gave Béla his first banjo, the importance of Voice Memos on his phone, and more.
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I try to find something that I’m excited about because I know when I’m excited about something, if there’s something that intrigues me, I cannot put the banjo down.
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On June 5th, 2018 Béla, Abigail and Juno welcomed their new family member.
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For the first time ever, the Montreal Jazz Fest is giving the Miles Davis Award to a group.
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Béla Fleck will be recognized with an honorary degree at the University of Indianapolis Commencement on May 5, 2018.
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Watch full Tiny Desk Concert video
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The limited-edition blend is an innovative combination of three highly prized black teas…
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Our second child will arrive in June 2018!
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Two of the world’s most accomplished and innovative banjo players happen to be a married couple: Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn.
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Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn typically play theaters and performing arts centers. But they’re going to do things a little differently in Nashville next week.
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The haunting duet finds Fleck and Washburn weaving spun-silver banjo lines into an ominous tapestry that mirrors the political discord in the months following Donald Trump's election.
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