Sunset Serenade w/ Adrea

An intimate acoustic evening as the sun fades over Bask. Join us for Saturday or the whole weekend!

Date:

April 25, 2026

Time:

4:00 pm

8:00 pm

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As golden light settles across the hills of Bask, you’re invited into an evening designed to slow you down and draw you in.

Sunset Serenade is an intimate acoustic experience—where live music, nature, and thoughtful hospitality come together for a spring evening you’ll want to linger in.

Whether you arrive for the full weekend or join us just for the night, this is your invitation to unplug, soften, and share in a moment that feels both grounding and quietly elevated.

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The Experience

Your evening begins at Buffalo Lodge, where you’ll be welcomed with a drink in hand and a light grazing spread as the land begins to shift into golden hour.

From there, we’ll guide you through the space and into the Pavilion, where the music begins.

As the sun dips below the horizon, a live acoustic set—lightly plugged, intentionally intimate—fills the air. Ambient lighting, natural surroundings, and a carefully curated soundscape create an atmosphere that feels both expansive and personal.

We’re excited to host Adrea as the first featured artist of Sunset Serenade at Bask.

Adrea is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter with a soulful, cinematic sound that lives somewhere between ’90s alternative, Americana, and indie pop. Her music blends clever, memorable hooks with raw, soul-baring lyrics—giving voice to the parts of life people often avoid talking about.

Following the performance, the evening continues with a relaxed reception in our Contrast Therapy Zone, featuring passed bites, optional beverage or tonic pairings, and space to connect, wander, and take it all in.

For those who want to stay a little longer, the night closes fireside—with s’mores, stargazing, and the quiet kind of conversation that only happens when everything else slows down.

The next morning, guests are invited to ease into the day with complimentary coffee, a yogurt bar, and a small thank-you—along with an invitation to return.

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