Winter Concert

The Cayce Historical Foundation is pleased to offer a slate of three singer-songwriters at this year’s free Winter Concert on Dec. 5. The concert will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. on the lawn of the Cayce Historical Museum at 1800 12th Street in Cayce. The Winter Concert will feature Bonnie Stewart, Gritty Flyright and Carolina Clay.

Stewart is an emerging Americana singer-songwriter with deep roots in South Carolina, now calling Nashville her home. Her musical journey is a testament to her diverse influences and rich heritage. With a voice that resonates with authenticity and emotional depth, Stewart crafts songs that blur the lines between genres, weaving together elements of country, folk and Americana into a seamless and compelling narrative.

Gritty Flyright (Wesley Ryan Liston) is an eighth generation South Carolina native who takes inspiration from his upbringing in the hills of Woodruff down to the coast of Charleston, where he currently resides. His songs beautifully reflect his own southern experience while also speaking to many of the issues that affect us all, such as love and loss, issues of sobriety or the polarization of our society.

Born and raised in the small town of Mocksville, North Carolina, Foster's music is the soundtrack of a life steeped in both struggle and triumph. Under the stage name Carolina Clay, Foster has woven a rich tapestry of sound that blends the raw storytelling of country, the heartache of Americana and the soul of Southern rock. Her songs are as gritty and real as the land that raised her—honest, poetic, and steeped in the kind of life lived just beneath the surface, in the places where real people find meaning and escape.

While the concert is held under a tent, no heating is provided so we ask everyone to dress for the weather.

This event is supported by a Cayce Accommodations Tax Fund grant. Donations to the Cayce Historic Foundation (certified 501(c)(3)) are welcome.