OSCEOLA — The North American Fiddler’s Hall of Fame and Museum at 1121 Comins Road in Osceola will host Sterling Brownell at its free concert from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, July 24.

Brownell has been a musician all of his life. He took his first fiddle lessons with Sharon Clemens at the age of 8. Soon, he began playing with the Fiddln’ Future chapter of the New York State Old Tyme Fiddlers Assn., continuing his studies with Fiddlers Hall of Fame member Jackie Hobbs. 

Sterling began his classical studies with Fausta Posta of Lyons Falls. He is attending Fredonia School of Music, studying for a BA in music with a focus in technology. Among his current projects is a debut album.

The Museum and Hall of Fame are open whenever there is a sponsored program at the site. The pavilion, with seating and dance floor, may be enclosed in inclement weather. There are picnic tables on the adjoining brick patio. A children’s play area is located for easy supervision.

The site is pet-free, smoke free, drug and alcohol free.