Molly Tuttle live in Shelburne

Experience Molly Tuttle live on September 10th

Molly Tuttle is a contemporary American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist primarily known for her innovative approach to bluegrass and acoustic music. Her style blends traditional bluegrass instrumentation with elements of folk, Americana, and indie rock, often featuring intricate guitar work and emotionally resonant songwriting. She gained prominence through online videos showcasing her guitar skills before releasing critically acclaimed albums like “When You’re Ready” and “City of Gold.”

The concert is scheduled to take place at the Shelburne Museum in Shelburne, Vermont on September 10, 2026. The Shelburne Museum is an internationally recognized museum of art, design, and Americana. Founded in 1947 by Electra Havemeyer Webb, it began as a collection of Vermont folk art and gradually expanded to encompass a diverse range of artifacts housed within a unique village-like campus of historic buildings relocated to the site.

The museum’s collection includes American paintings, decorative arts, quilts, toys, and various structures such as a lighthouse, a steamboat Ticonderoga, and several period homes. The grounds themselves are integral to the museum experience; the intentional arrangement of buildings and landscapes contributes significantly to its character.