Serendipity at B’nai Keshet. Kept it at $5 good show. We had a lack of help putting the chairs back in order, but aside from that, it was fine.

Festival Underground inside at FLC, starting an hour early. The staff were hard-working and helped out right to the end. Quality music with an example by Polaroid Fade of how to use dynamics to make the music more interesting. Took us a while find the dustpan.

Serendipity at the Amphitheater. Got started late due to not having the building unlocked in time, but we got in, and soon the Bird Dance Band was playing and the birds were dancing. Good work all around, everyone was apparently having fun, and there was a respectable audience.

show was cancelled due to tornado warnings, severe thunderstorm warnings and a bit of actual rain, with raindrops and other fiercely dangerous things. No music, no fun.

Ed was away in Europe, the gear was stored at Kayley’s’ and apparently things

Scarendipity at the FLC. Except for only charging #2, things went ok! We had pumpkin carving on the 23rd, costumes and a contest, open mic and 3 bands including Alien, with staff members and alumni. It was fun. Also we found out we have to watch those electronic transactions quite closely!

This was a good show, and the riot grrl bands were well received by the staff and audience. Hell on Sunday, T@B GRRL, and Pathetica will probably be invited to play again. Some thought the volume was a bit soft but others were happy with it. We improvised an extension of Open Mic at the […]

Shirthole, Deerly Departed and Konnor Hunter contributed to a quite good and well attended show for the first one of 2025. We had over 60 people in the audience and with staff and performers, we might have hit a hundred. The staff’s enthusiasm for this show is partly responsible for the good turnout. We solved a few […]