These prolific living legends of cowboy poetry present a look into the real working West, highlighted with songs, stories and their trademark brand of rustic wisdom and wit.

Gail Steiger, grandson of cowboy songwriter/poet Gail Gardner, has been scattering pony tracks over some of Arizona’s roughest ranchland for over forty years. He’s taken his knowledge of horses and cattle and the men who work them and traveled the world creating award-winning documentary films about their rich culture.

Tony Norris grew up in central Texas’ ranch country and has been charming audiences of all ages with stories and songs from Appalachia to the Southwest. With his Martin guitar and rich tenor voice, he invites us to leave the everyday world behind and journey into the old West.

Cowboy singer-storyteller, educator and official state historian has performed with Rex Allen, Waylon Jennings, Jerry Lee Lewis and the Oak Ridge Boys. Always a crowd favorite, Trimble will share history and humor through song and stories.

Patrick Ball presents a one-person musical theater piece exploring the legendary life, turbulent times and captivating music of celebrated Irish artist Turlough O’Carolan, interspersed with performances of O’Carolan’s tunes played on the rare wire-strung harp.