We are closed today, Jan 3, due to snowy conditions.

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Shop with us 3/12, and a portion of proceeds will be donated to Tabletochki | Таблеточки , helping child cancer patients in Ukraine. #Ukraine️ #HelpUkraine

Thanks to Reverb for the signal boost!

Rare vintage Triadex Muse sequencer just up for sale! #synth #vintagesynth hmtrad.com/products/triad…

We loved Square as our cc processor until today - acct suspended with zero notice, @SQSupport would not give reason over phone, said we'd hear in 3-5 biz days, rep hung up on us. Unacceptable!

Visit hmtrad.com for more info on this incredible offering - a vintage 5-octave set of #whitechapel #handbells ! #handbell

Please watch & contribute to the Gofundme at gofundme.com/f/help-rebuild… if you can. Help Troublesome Creek Instruments rebuild after KY floods. Great instruments with a mission to help folks in addiction recovery. youtu.be/KhWm4HxFJtM

Starts this Monday! Register to grab a spot. This workshop is geared towards advanced beginner & intermediate students and uses blues and bluegrass flavored arpeggio exercises to help build finger style technique. schoolofmusicaltraditions.com/event/blue-arp…

Coming soon to Rockville : Carol Anne Bosco & Griefcat releasing the new album CROCODILE. Numerous cellos in the house! Tickets and info at imtfolk.org

Bodhran classes are back for the fall! Register for the beginner or intermediate class here → schoolofmusicaltraditions.com/group-classes-…

Vote for HMT for Best Of DC! Direct voting link for our category: bestof2022.washingtoncitypaper.com/goods-and-serv…

Happy to share the news that our lessons division School of Musical Traditions ( School of Musical Traditions) is expanding to a new location in Takoma Park!

One of the reasons I truly love the banjo is because it harkens back to much simpler times, when all you needed to make music was a set of picks, a candle or two, 120 volts of electricity & a cathode biased tube amplifier with racing stripes.  1938 Gibson ERB-150 Electric Banjo

We will be closed Tues. Jan. 16 due to snowy conditions. Remember to humidify those wooden instruments…