Also one each in Altoona, Bellefonte, Bellevue, Bryn Mawr, Castle Shannon, Coatesville, Craley, Dillsburg, Elkins Park, Emsworth, Erie, Etters, Exeter Township, Exton, Glenside, Grantville, Hamburg, Hanover, Jenkintown, Lancaster area, Lewisville, Lititz, Mansfield, Meadville, Mifflinburg, Millersville, Pine Grove Mills, Pottstown, Ross Township, Scranton, Sharon, Spring City, Swissvale, Wallingford, Warwick Township, West Chester, Wilkinsburg.
A page on discoverlehighvalley.com lists this night, but may not be current.
A regional tourism website's site-wide search for 'open mic' turned up no matches as of Aug 13, 2026 [s1]. The recorded URL for that check is only the tourism portal's homepage, not a specific listing for this venue [s2]. The domain also shows signs of having been taken over with unrelated content (checked Sep 5, 2026) [s2]. Neither result confirms nor rules out Jetport Allentown's Wednesday open mic.
A page on wfmz.com lists this night, but may not be current.
Once a year, on a Saturday. Something about this has changed recently — confirm before going.
A local news site's articles describe the Lehigh River Blues Jam as a recurring but irregular event that has moved between different Lehigh Valley towns and venues over the years, including Allentown, Bethlehem, and Catasauqua, with at least one five-year hiatus before a 2025 revival at the Bethlehem Ice House (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. It does not appear to be a standing weekly Saturday jam fixed at one Allentown address.
Night and frequency are unclear — no source gives either.
One of several nights or series at this venue
Call to confirm the night
A news article on lvpnews.com lists this event, but may not be current.
A local newspaper's nightlife column describing this jam could not be read this round, so it could not be verified beyond an earlier description (checked Aug 13, 2026). A specific street address, 613 N 19th St, and a distinct time slot separate from another jam at the same address suggest this is a genuine, specific lead rather than a vague listing.
Night and frequency are unclear — no source gives either.
One of several nights or series at this venue
Call to confirm the night
A news article on lvpnews.com lists this event, but may not be current.
A local newspaper's nightlife column that reportedly describes this jam could not be read this round, so nothing new could be confirmed (checked Aug 13, 2026).
Night and frequency are unclear — no source gives either.
Call to confirm the night
A news article on lvpnews.com lists this event, but may not be current.
The same local newspaper nightlife column that describes this open mic could not be read this round, so it could not be verified (checked Aug 13, 2026).
Night and frequency are unclear — no source gives either. The Venue's Website does not mention it.
Call to confirm the night
The Venue's Website suggests it may have ended.
The venue's own news page has covered this event each spring for several years. Most recently, it reported on it in March 2026, about five months earlier [s1]. Similar coverage in March 2025 noted 'more than sixty students, faculty and staff attended' [s2]. Today falls during summer break, when no new instance is expected, so the gap does not indicate the event has stopped.
A listing on firemics.com lists this night, but may not be current.
No website could be located for McSorley's Ale House despite checking again (checked Aug 13, 2026). A listing site lists a Tuesday comedy open mic here [s1]. It is the only source found for this show.
A local news and events website close to the venue lists a biweekly (1st and 3rd Thursday) open mic combining a featured performer with community sign-ups (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1].
The library's own event calendar lists this open mic on Monday, Aug 24, 2026, and Monday, Sep 21, 2026, about four weeks apart (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1].
The venue's own 'Open Mike' page currently describes the event as returning on the third Sunday of the month, hosted by Bill Medei, with a Scrabble-tile draw at 7 PM (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. The page's own last-modified date is from 2023, even though the wording is present tense, but the same text is still being served live, which is itself a sign the event continues.
Weekly on Tuesdays, 5:00 PM. The Venue's Website has gone offline since we found this.
The Venue's Website could not be read again this round (checked Aug 13, 2026). The best available evidence remains an earlier finding describing a weekly Tuesday, 5 PM jam running since May 5, 2025 [s1].
Source
Last checked
Venue's Website (page no longer available)· rockingthevalley.com
The library's own event calendar lists this open mic on Monday, Aug 24, 2026, and Monday, Sep 21, 2026, in the Cohen Room of the Main Library, about four weeks apart (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. A separate venue's own page still names the same host, Bill Medei, as running a third-Sunday open mic at Godfrey Daniels, corroborating that this is the same touring host [s2].
Weekly on Sundays, 7:00 PM. The Venue's Website has gone offline since we found this.
The Venue's Website could not be read again this round, the same limitation as before (checked Aug 13, 2026). Earlier findings describing a Sunday, 7-10 PM open mic with 6:30 PM sign-up at 61 W Lehigh St remain unchanged [s1].
Source
Last checked
Valley Open Mic (WebSearch-surfaced site content) (page no longer available)· Venue's Website · valleyopenmic.com
Runs only part of the year — check it is in season before going.
Call ahead before you go
The venue's own program page was last updated June 9, 2026, showing it is being actively maintained into mid-2026 (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. The exact current season's date range was not re-checked this round.
A bluegrass trade publication describes a weekly Tuesday jam at Starlite Lounge, called Pittsburgh's longest-running, about 25 years (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. A ticketing site agrees [s2]. So does a listing site [s3]. The venue's own home page is live but does not use the word 'jam' [s4]. A later trade-publication article confirms it is current (checked Sep 5, 2026) [s5]. A second piece about the jam's history agrees [s6].
Source
Last checked
Venue's Website (page no longer available)· bluegrasstoday.com
Night and frequency are unclear — no source gives either. Only one source reports it.
Call to confirm the night
The venue's events page lists this event, but may not be current.
The venue's own event page confirms the event is real, describing it as 'a cozy open mic' where you can 'bring a song, poem, or whatever else you want to perform' (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. No day, time, or on-campus location is given anywhere on the page, so those remain unknown.
Wednesdays, 5:00 PM. How often is unclear. Only one source reports it.
Call ahead before you go
The Cumberland County library system's own event calendar listed a single Open Mic Night instance dated May 27, 2026 [s1]. The same official calendar was checked again on Sep 5, 2026 and now shows a recurring Open Mic Night described as music, poetry, and comedy [s2]. That description matches the variety format already listed for this event.
Weekly, but no source gives the night. Only one source reports it.
Call to confirm the night
The venue's events page lists this event, but may not be current.
The venue's own event page still describes the eXiled Poetry Society as a group that creates, shares, and talks about poetry, but does not use the words 'open mic' anywhere (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. The strongest sign this is an open-signup mic rather than a closed workshop is an earlier joint open-mic night held with the Treehouse in October 2025, and whether the weekly meeting itself is open to all remains unresolved.
Both sources list this event, but neither confirms recent activity.
The venue's own program page states that 'regular events are hosted every semester, including Open Mic Nights, Soup and Bread Discussions, and Open Houses' (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. The Treehouse's own charter document separately states that its open mic is held roughly once a month [s2].
Night and frequency are unclear — no source gives either.
Call to confirm the night
The Venue's Website lists this event, but may not be current.
The radio station's own blog describes a recent open mic, saying 'attendance exceeded capacity' at the last one held 'last spring,' though no specific calendar date is given (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. Today falls during the college's summer break, when a quiet period is expected and does not itself suggest the event has ended.
A page on mainlinetoday.com lists this night, but may not be current.
A news round-up of open mics lists this event, published Feb 22, 2024, about two and a half years earlier (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. It is the only source found. That is too old to confirm this as a currently active weekly Wednesday event.
The Venue's Website lists this night, but may not be current.
Weekly on Thursdays, 7:30 PM. The Venue's Website has gone offline since we found this.
A specialty bluegrass jam directory describes this as a running weekly, year-round jam behind the Craley flea market (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. This is the only source found for it, with no second, independent confirmation.
Source
Last checked
Venue's Website (page no longer available)· bluegrassbanjo.org
The Venue's Website lists this night, but may not be current.
Weekly on Thursdays, 6:00 PM. The Venue's Website has gone offline since we found this.
An maintained, undated jam listing describes Franklintown Fire Hall only vaguely, placing it 'at the south end of town on the main drag,' and the person maintaining the list writes that they have not personally been to this one (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. This is weak, secondhand corroboration only, with no date attached.
Night and frequency are unclear — no source gives either.
Call to confirm the night
A news article on buckscountyherald.com lists this event, but may not be current.
A local event listing dated April 16, 2026 named Tom Mallouk, Bucks County Poet Laureate Emeritus, as host and included a registration email, but no working link to that listing could be located to confirm it (checked Aug 13, 2026). How often this event recurs, whether monthly, bimonthly, or quarterly, remains unestablished.