Jam with the clams for a good cause!

TICKETS - ON SALE NOW

Single Day ticket: $45

Weekend Pass: $75

Come jam with the clams for a good cause!

Join Hama Hama at the Oyster Farm on Saturday, September 13th & Sunday, September 14th for the 5th annual Banjo Rama at Hama Hama! Check out a sweet video from years past if you want to get a better sense of the event. 

This is a 2 day party with incredible people, food, and music. Banjo Rama is presented by Serenade PDX and Hama Hama Oysters.

MUSIC 

Saturday

12:00-12:45 - Donde esta el Banjos?: A Banjo Duo feat. Quattlebaum & Brian Alley (formerly of Never Come Down)

1:15-2:30 - The Lowest Pair - Olympia, WA - Local favorites and internationally touring banjo duo 

3:00-4:15 - Evie Ladin Band - Oakland, CA - New Trad Kinetic Roots Trio

4:45-6:00 - Caltucky - Nevada City, CA - Rowdy Jam Grass Band with stunning instrumental abilities

Sunday

12:00-12:45 - Donde esta el Banjos?: A Banjo Duo feat. Quattlebaum & Brian Alley (formerly of Never Come Down)

1:15-2:30 - Danny Barnes - Port Townsend, WA - Legendary banjo player who happens to live locally. After trying to get him here every year at Banjo Rama, he's finally coming out for one of his only public performances this year. 

3:00-4:15 - Under the Rocks - Vancouver, BC - Intricately Beautiful & Complex New Grass 

4:45-6:00 - Foggy Mountain Spaceship - Boulder, CO - Intergalactic Jazz Grass and a favorite from last year.

FOOD

• Yodelin Broth will be back!

• Hood Canal Street Eats

• Cavatelli Project (Conjure Catering)

• Olympic Mountain Ice Cream

• Hama Hama Oyster Saloon Specials

• more to come!

It'll be a plucking and shucking good time!

Music is from 12:00pm to 6pm. If we had doors, we'd say they open at 11:30am. This is an outdoor party on the water, with plenty of room to spread out.

Food & drink from our kitchens & the fine folks listed above will be available for purchase inside the event.

A portion of all ticket sales will be donated to Warm Currentto support their efforts of making surfing more accessible and fun for Native youth on the Washington Coast.