We appreciate your RSVP, which will ensure you a spot at the show, and suggest a donation of $20 for adults and $10 for students. Donate now! The End of America is not some grand political statement – it is a band of friends, singers and travelers who blend three-part harmony with rock and Americana. The Philadelphia-based trio achieves a style that resonates with fans of Ryan Adams, CSNY, and Dawes. The End of America has performed at festivals including SXSW (BrooklynVegan showcase), Savannah Stopover, Baltimore Folk Fest and shared the stage with Beck, Anthony Green, Gary Louris of The Jayhawks and Rocky Votolato. They’ve also grown quite a New Jersey following, playing twice at the Ross Farm, as well as for Ethical Brew in Bergen County and the Music on Main Street series in Woodbridge. All frontmen of previous bands, Brendon Thomas, James Downes and Trevor Leonard met on tour in 2005. They went on to form a trio that highlights their vocal chemistry and captures the raw honesty of their performances. The band’s first two recordings, “Steep Bay” and “Shakey,” were tracked live with minimal takes. Just this past summer, they released their first full-length, self-titled album, and […]

This will be a very special summer afternoon, with the gates opening at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 16 for the 3 p.m. concert. Suggested donation is $20 for adults and $10 for students. Donate now! We’re delighted to announce JD Eicher is returning to the Ross Farm this summer! The Youngstown, OH-born and bred musician released his latest album,"The Middle Distance," last May and has been busy touring to promote that record, as well as spending some time on the road with best-selling author Nicholas Sparks in support of Sparks’ latest novel, Two by Two. Eicher wrote an original song for the novel, and created an EP soundtrack to the author’s 20th novel. In fact, the novel, autographed by both the author and the musician, will be auctioned off at the Ross Farm Farm to Table Event on September 23. Eicher played at the Ross Farm’s first Autumn Acoustic Afternoon in October 2015, bringing along Christian Lopez and Butch Parnell to open that event. Eicher returned last spring to play on the Tack House Patio stage with his percussionist Dylan Kollat and they filled the lawn with appreciative fans. This year, Eicher is touring with indie rock musician Mike […]

Online reservations are closed now, but tickets may be available at the door on Sunday Gates will open at 3:30 p.m. and the music will begin at 4 p.m. in the Barn. Suggested donation is $20/adults and $10/students. Pre-registration is recommended as this show is expected to draw a full house! <!-- Donate now! --> We’re happy to announce a very special afternoon of live music at the Ross Farm with singer/songwriters Tony Lucca and Derik Hultquist on Sunday, Oct. 1! This marks Tony’s second visit to the Farm, and he’s bringing Derik along for his first show here. They’ll be joined by Luke Preston, who will open the show. Tony Lucca Nashville-based singer, songwriter, and actor Tony Lucca is a soulful, acoustic pop vocalist who finished in third place on the 2012 season of NBC's The Voice. Born in Pontiac, Michigan, in 1976, Lucca grew up in nearby Waterford where he developed an interest in music at a young age. The grandson of Detroit jazz pianist James "Jimmy" Stevenson, Lucca was playing guitar by age three and by the time he was 12 years old, he was performing locally with his cousin, guitarist/vocalist Cole Garlak. Lucca's interest in performing […]

Saturday October 14 10:00am - 5:00pm Sunday October 15 noon - 4:00pm Please stop in and experience Weekend Journey through the Past with the Friends of the Boudinot-Southard-Ross Estate! We’ve hosted some wonderful events here in 2017, including an ARTsee Happening, Colonial Day with the Oak Street 4th graders, live music, the 300th anniversary celebration picnic for the Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church, the very recent Farm to Table Event and more, but this event is very special to us! Come learn about the fascinating history of this site, which was home tos everal prominent figures who played critical roles in the founding and early years of the United States. Elias Boudinot, President of the Continental Congress, purchased the home in 1771. He sold the house to Henry Southard in 1785, and Southard did his part by serving in the House of Representatives for New Jersey from 1801 to 1821. His son Samuel, who attended the Brick Academy, later became the Governor, a Senator, and Secretary of the Navy. Featured activities throughout the weekend include actors in costumes portraying historical figures, harpsichord demonstrators, displays from Boxwood Hall (the state museum dedicated to Elias Boudinot, a “Paint Out!” where artisits of all […]