Portable Hero goes Wild for Wildwood Coffee and Fruit Co. Greensboro favorite musical superheroes rock out at Wildwood on May 11th.

Fronted by songwriter Steph Stewart and featuring veteran bluegrass musician Tim Stambaugh (formerly of the Shady Grove Band) and Omar Ruiz-Lopez on fiddle, Durham-based Steph Stewart & the Boyfriends is the perfect fusion of traditional Appalachia and top shelf Americana. Her ethereal twang feeds an audience, easing into the gut like honey, accented by hoppy banjo picking. Other songs—the more tragic, emotional ones—unleash a piercing moan that hits harder, like a cast iron pan dropped on the kitchen floor, throttling with a resounding pulse long after the music is over. Rooted in memories dancing to Johnny Cash with her grandfather as a kid in North Carolina, there is something quite unique yet satisfyingly familiar in Steph's music.

The Surry Arts Council presents an evening of beach music provided by Eric and The Chill Tones!!nwww.ericandthechilltones.com

Join book clubs from all over Greensboro to have lunch at Elsewhere and take a tour of the new Living Library, just in time for the salon with the Hollow Earth Society at 2pm. In partnership with the Greensboro Public Library. RSVP to production@elsewhereelsewhere.org by May 11th

Portable Hero along with Honey Watts and Johnny Miles play the Green Bean May 12th. It promises to be a night of great music, coffe, and friends at this Downtown Greensboro hot spot.