Her Song at Anne O'Malley's

On Wednesday, June 3, 2026, from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m., singer Mallory Jen hosts three women musical artists at the first "Her Song" at Ann O'Malley's.

Celebrating emerging women songwriters and talented singers, this event is designed to uplift and nurture local talent. Each month, three women performers will join Mallory Jen for an all-female monthly showcase. The performance takes place "in the round," with each woman presenting a song and the story behind it in turn. 

These monthly performances showcase local women, help nurture their talents, and offer a supportive community. 

The audience gets to hear four diverse voices and learn their stories and process. 

Event Details

Admission: Free

When: The inaugural event is on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m.

Where: Ann O'Malley's, 23 Orange Street, St. Augustine 32084

Musicians for May 2026

When Mallory Jen performs, she often does so under the band name, Mallory Jen and the Darlings. This is not necessarily an organized, consistent band. Mallory considers all the musicians she loves playing with, "darlings," and loves to gather several accomplished performers and book a gig or two. She is the power behind Her Song and the host for each evening. From Georgia, Mallory performed and lived in New Orleans before moving to St. Augustine. She brings a bit of both locations to her music.

Reagan Bush grew up in St. Augustine and graduated from Flagler College. She has performed as "Riggy" as a solo act and with one or more friends. She plays rock-'n'-roll from the 60s and 70s—from Joni Mitchell to the Beatles, delighting the audience with her interpretation of the classics. A songwriter, Reagan usually adds a few originals to her performances. 

Millie Santiago usually performs with her husband in the appropriately named duo Millie and Galín. Originally from Puerto Rico, and now spending time in St. Augustine and Spain, Millie is adept at singing in both English and Spanish. She often sings lead, while Galín provides guitar accompaniment and sings lead or harmonizes. Millie just started showcasing her vocal talent and writing original music. Her song "Coquí" is a favorite with her fans.

From Vermont, Phoebe Lutes is a recent graduate of Flagler College, where she majored in writing and was the Lead Poetry Editor for the school publication, FLARE. A woman of many interests, Phoebe has played the guitar and performed at several locations.