The first family of American folk music brings together three generations for a festive evening of music from the songbooks of Woody and Arlo Guthrie. Arlo, whose song “Alice’s Restaurant” helped define a generation, is joined for this family folk festival by son Abe and daughters Cathy, Annie, and Sarah Lee Guthrie, all of whom have connected with a new generation through lively careers of their own. Arlo’s grandkids join in on selected songs in a night of joyous sounds reaching back across four generations to Woody, the legendary poet, political activist, and patriarch of the Guthrie clan.