Hygienic Art: One of New London's premier community development projects and fine arts venues. Hygienic Art coordinates and hosts a variety of arts and musical events throughout the year, including the famous (and infamous) annual art exhibition for which the organization was named.

Friday Night Folk: Friday Night Folk concerts began at All Souls Unitarian Universalist Congregation in New London in 1989, bringing traditional and contemporary folk music and musicians to Southeastern Connecticut. Through the years, folk music fans from all over New England have enjoyed the music of Utah Philips, Cheryl Wheeler, Bill Staines, Bill Morrissey, Vance Gilbert, Aztec Two-Step, John Gorka, Patty Larkin, Geoff Kaufman, Voco, and Work o’ the Weavers. After a 10-year hiatus, Friday Night Folk is back at All Souls’ new building on 19 Jay Street, which can hold 250 listeners. More to come! Join us for unique, lively evenings of true, quality folk music – old and new!
 

WCNI Radio 90.9 FM: An independent station based at Connecticut College, a friend to all who appreciate the eclectic, the varied and the independent in music. A rare gem in these days of Jack Radio. A special shout-out to Rodeo Joe's Rock 'n' Roll Roundup, 6-9 a.m. Wednesdays, which has been known to play original music by SAMS artists!

Steve Fagin at TheDay.com: Steve Fagin, one of the founders of the Shoreline Acoustic Muisic Society, is a writer, editor and adventurer who has climbed mountains in Switzerland, Alaska, Nepal and Argentina; kayaked most of the major rivers in the Northeast as well as the 341-mile Erie Canal from Buffalo to Albany; trekked the 273-mile Long Trail from the Vermont-Massachusetts border to Quebec, climbed all 67 of the peaks in New England that rise above 4,000 feet and competed nine times as a qualified runner in the Boston Marathon. His blogs for The Day newspaper cover topics as far ranging as his travels.

AcousticMusic.org: A seller of fine fretted instruments, including guitars, mandolins and banjos. In its own words, "Acoustic Music .Org is here to support the world of the guitar, the mandolin and the banjo. We view them as a rare combination of Art forms: The Luthiers Art of creation and the instruments ultimate purpose: Music and Performance. We maintain an inventory of instruments representing the widest variety of musical styles and tastes and provide an informal Gallery setting so the instruments can be played. The intention is to allow people to experience the work of some of the World's finest Luthiers. The in-house authority at Acoustic Music .Org is based on over 35 years of playing, recording and dealing the finest fretted instruments available. If you are looking for a new, used or vintage guitar, mandolin or banjo, please come to our guitar shop in Guilford, Connecticut."

AcousticMusicScene: AcousticMusicScene.com is designed to promote quality acoustic music by providing you with useful news and insightful commentary. We also aim to foster a greater sense of community for performers, presenters and fans of folk, roots and other acoustic music styles.

Connecticut Songwiters Association: CSA is an educational non-profit organization dedicated to improving the art and craft of original music, combining arts, education and community outreach since 1979.

Harmony Central: One of the internet's most complete resources for musicians. Includes tabs, buying guides, classified ads and articles.

Connecticut Bluegrass Music Association: Connecticut Bluegrass Music Association is a non-profit all-volunteer organization helping to promote and preserve Blue Grass music in Connecticut.

Connecticut Blues Society: The Connecticut Blues Society is a non-profit organization, formed to support the community of blues fans and musicians in Connecticut.