Cobblestone Crossing will be performing for the Frontenac Historical Society and museum's Summer Performance Series '08 at the Union Springs High School.

Cobblestone Crossing has performed for audiences of 40 to 4,000, from private parties to opening for the Kingston Trio. Audiences will be treated to music by American and Irish folk groups with a light touch of bluegrass, country and spritual thrown in.

Darrell Douglas Varley, a man of what seems like all trades, plays the bass baritone, banjo, guitar, 12-string guitar, mandolin and the fiddle. Varley, a radio air personality, is also the owner of Douglas Media Production, which produces commercial radio and televison audio. Varley is a graduate of the Eastman School of Music in Rochester.

Brian Schendel plays bass guitar and baritone vocals, and he is also an investment insurance advisor.

Janet Varley performs vocals, tenor guitar and mandolin. She is a cytologist at a hospital.

Steven Rowell, the newest member of the band, performs tenor vocals and guitar. He is also the owner of Audio Classics and supplies the band with the most up-to-date technology in acoustics and audio performance.

If you go

What: Cobblestone Crossing folk music concert

When: 7 p.m. Saturday, June 21

Where: Union Springs High School auditorium, Union Springs

Cost: $5