Terry's Serendipity Cafe

The First Night at the Library café went
2005-01-05 00:00 (America/New_York)
The First Night at the Library café went smoothly, and was well received. We have a project under way to record the café performances to put on CD’s and here. New staff members come to the meeting today. Here comes the thnickaman!

The Library café was fine once we got in
2004-11-27 00:00
The Library café was fine once we got in. There were some rough moments, waiting for the keymaster to let us in. After that, Kelsey was great on the café part, and Evan did OK at MC and ent. Head. The crowd seemed to be weighted toward the younger side and somewhat smaller than usual. But we decided to go with the Library for First Night.

Saturday’s café was mellow. Was that Man
2004-08-22 00:00
Saturday’s café was mellow. Was that Manny Smith I saw? Sam Paterson? Too bad we didn’t get any pictures. Anyone who has pix of the 8/21 café, please email them to se*************@*****il.com , but keep the size small. Use medium quality jpegs.

The festival Underground was a beautiful
2004-06-19 00:00
The festival Underground was a beautiful day, and a small group of the inner circle of Serendipity friends showed up for a really great day of music and sun and breezes and hackie-Frisbee.

The Mettenhiemer was awesome. Thanks to
2004-06-09 00:00
The Mettenhiemer was awesome. Thanks to Dylan, Jackie, Marty, Gail, Ken, Bruno, all the Staff members, especially the waiters, The Montclair Women’s Club, our advertisers, the bands, performers, lotta work, lotta good results. Evelyn! Not out of character for a millisecond. Cinema! Cinema!

The Hip Hop Serendipity didn’t quite wor
2004-04-19 00:00
The Hip Hop Serendipity didn’t quite work. Some of the music was good, some of it was medium, but mainly, hardly anyone showed up.

The March Serendipity started off a bit
2004-03-23 00:00
The March Serendipity started off a bit rainy, but that didn’t bother us much. The café went well, except for our poet who didn’t show until the next day. Maybe next time?

Since the Mettenheimer Ball is shaping u
2004-03-04 00:00
Since the Mettenheimer Ball is shaping up to be the most expensive endeavor that Terry’s Serendipity Cafe has ever run ( and the most serious undertaking) , we’re running a benefit to help with the catering and rent. It will be held on Saturday March 13th, 6PM to 9 PM at @ la Palais Du Goldman 72 Plymouth St. Montclair, The suggested donation is $2.00, more if you can afford it. The entertainment will be provided by Bulletisme, Forever Stark, and Remember Van Gogh. Also, our March event, on the 20th, will try to raise money for the Mettenheimer as well. You can direct inquiries to se*************@*****il.com.

The “Candle Light” Café included many ba
2004-02-23 00:00
The “Candle Light” Café included many bands never before seen at Serendipity. We were lucky to get Lucas’s camera working long enough to get the pictures off it. Holy Moley!

The “Battle of the Bands Redux” Produced
2004-02-03 00:00
The “Battle of the Bands Redux” Produced by Evan Hall,was a great success. It was too bad Forever Stark and Inevitable didn’t perform, but we had enough music anyhow. Send your comments to se*************@*****il.com

January’s event will be a re-run of the
2004-01-14 00:00
January’s event will be a re-run of the SVPA’s Battle of the Bands, which was won by Nemesis Enforcer. The complete list is: Inevetable, Forever Stark, Banana Slugs, Nemesis Enforcer, Dogwater Calamity, One Slim Chance and Pet Boy Sherman. It will be more show-like and less café –like, because that’s what the bands want. We need more adult advisors for this event.

We all really like the Lutheran Church s
2003-11-22 00:00
We all really like the Lutheran Church spot. We had an excellent café, with interesting music. The layout is comfy and we worked all the usual stuff in. The arrow committee truly excelled in navigational aids. David, you were marvelous More after the meeting.
