Marched in the Independence Day Parade. Early on we were joined by Sara Bynum-Copeland, who is Terry’s mother. She stayed with us for the whole parade, and helped carry the banner. She told us stories from the founding of Terry’s Serendipity Café. And it didn’t rain much.!

Although Manuel put in a lot of work setting up the Hip-Hop show, it just didn’t come together. Too many people out of town, not enough time. We’ll try this again in the fall.

Well, we just love the library. And Byron came through with some interesting entertainment. Sakura Madams, you know.

It was cool to put all the tables on the stage. The lighting came out right and so did the sound. The bands were good. Not bad for a rainy day.

The Lutheran Church seems to bring us good luck. The Passing Notes were great, I hope they come back. So were Crucial Party. Cranes Are Flying are getting better and better. Pumpkin pie, though, even as a watcher I was near to being “sick”.

Small but excellent, and I think there are other things to add. Evan!

I missed Larry. A lot of things happened, the music was great, though.

Great stuff! A live painting thing. Daryl! Good music. Good turnout for cleanup. Even made some money this time!

Use of the Union Congregational Church, Vincent Building, basement went well. The Arrow Committee did superbly & Emma’s choice of The Marionette Roulette was the most interesting. Our own “March to the Sea” was great. As was the film

Another small but dedicated audience. We must advertise. Excitement for the Awesome!! Is building. The whole town is gonna be there.