The award winning Sundilla Concert Series is one of the premiere listening room concert series in the southeast, as well as one of the longest lasting.

Sundilla has hosted more than 400 concerts, featuring over 250 different musical acts, from at least 41 states and nine foreign countries.

Those performers include Grammy winners and nominees, some who have seen their songs appear in the Top 40 charts, contestants on the NBC show The Voice, and Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame members. They are nationally touring professional singer-songwriters.

And they come from many different genres of music. The Sundilla Concert Series strives to embody the diversity of "roots" and "folk" by presenting a wide range of musical styles from traditional music (folk, blues, Celtic, country, bluegrass, jazz and Americana) to fast-folk, newgrass, and alternative.

Sundilla concerts are held at the historic Auburn Unitarian

Universalist Fellowship building located at 450 E. Thach Avenue in Auburn. In fact, the series takes its name in honor of a member of the Creek tribe who once owned the land where the building now stands.

Although Sundilla is not affiliated with any religious or spiritual group, it is deeply indebted to the AUUF for allowing it to use this remarkable building.