At The Hive, 1118 Mission Street in South Pas. 6:00 doors; 7:00 music. Tickets $23 advance, $26 at the door ($25 cash). Beverages and light snacks available by donation.

Jessica Gerhardt is a Catholic, queer, LA-native singer-songwriter whose style ranges from intimate ukulele-driven folk to anthemic indie rock. She writes in the tradition of fiery femme rock artists, but with a distinct spiritual bent. Having grown up in a Catholic-Jewish mixed-faith family, Jessica was shaped by inclusive notions of religion, and this bears out as she lays claim to her spiritual identity in her newly released album, Alight Beyond the Sea. A sponsored Lanikai Ukuleles artist, she co-founded the arts collective Parnassus & Co, and hosts the Friday at The Fox Den concert series.

Christina Apostolopoulos is a Greek-Canadian singer-songwriter who blends soulful vocals with inspiring slide guitar chops. Her songwriting takes us on a forthright journey that transitions between folk, rock, and jazz with ease. Born in Toronto and raised on the sunny shores of Santa Barbara, she grew up on the music of troubadours like Paul Simon and Jackson Browne. She attended Berklee College of Music, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Music in Guitar Performance.

No ticket needed. WISPPA at reception 5:30 followed by meeting and honoring of Supervisor Kathryn Barger. 7:30 Wine & Song featuring Abby Posner with Paula Fong and Elissa Linowes.

Outdoors on the patio at the home of Bob & Sally Spyksma, 202 Avenida de Diamante, Arroyo Grande, CA. Bring your own beverage of choice. Potluck beforehand for those who want to come early and participate. 6:00pm potluck; 7:00pm music.

Nathan Rivera and Jessie Andra Smith (a.k.a. Nathan & Jessie) have traveled all over the world performing on both streets and stages with their unique sound — a fusion of jazzy folk and blues on National reso-phonic guitars and accordion. The spontaneity at a Nathan & Jessie show, with their interesting vocal interplay and multi-lingual performances is magical. The music is uplifting and fun with a message for people of all ages and cultures. They will be joined by upright bassist Trevor Mulvey.

Great Willow consists of guitarist James Combs and cellist Erin Hawkins. The close harmony duo has an affinity for classic Laurel Canyon songwriting with a forward looking perspective. No Depression magazine called their debut album “an incredible addition to any Americana library… The perfectly combined voices of James Combs and Erin Hawkins is the stuff legends are made of …” The band has released a steady stream of singles including a collaboration with California psychedelic country legends I See Hawks In LA called “Radio Keeps Me On The Ground.”

No ticket needed. Bring a comfortable chair and perhaps something to sip on.