Performance - Buckshot Dot and Peggy Malone

Buckshot Dot describes herself as “Female Cowboy Poet, Author/Artist, Hysterical Relic.” Marshall Trimble says about Dot, "The only thing better than reading Dee's poems is to sit in the audience and watch her perform them." Buckshot Dot is a favorite at Cowboy Poetry Gatherings, and performs professionally at events and festivals.

Peggy Malone first got her start in Denver, Colorado in the early 70s on the KLAK Radio station's version of the "Grand Ol' Opry," called "The Rocky Mountain Jamboree," where she was nicknamed, "The Little Girl With The Big Voice." She worked with folks such as Little Jimmy Dickens, Tom T. Hall, Claud King, and Sammy Smith. She is a member of the Western Music Association and deeply involved in preserving Western Music, and has been a featured performer at numerous Cowboy and Poetry Gatherings and Western Music shows throughout the U.S.A.

Doors open at 7:15pm.