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SUMMARY:The 29th Annual Good Old Fashioned Bluegrass Festival
DESCRIPTION:Welcome back to The Good Old Fashioned Bluegrass Festival at San Benito County Historical Park Thursday\, August 10 through Sunday\, August 13\, 2023! \nThe “GOF” has been held each summer since 1994. This family friendly festival features three wonderful days of California bands on the main stage as well as hot campground pickers on the side stage between main acts. The GOF is also legendary among festival fans for both the quality and quantity of campground jamming. \n~ Gates Open ~ \n12:00 pm Thursday\n8:00 am Friday\, Saturday\, Sunday \n~ Tickets ~ \nTickets via PayPal or credit card at this link: https://ncbs.info/events/gof/gof-tickets\nAlso available at the gate day of! \n~ Music Lineup ~ \nThursday Lantern Stage\n8:00 pm | Triad and True (Suzanne Cornelius\, Yvonne Walbroehl & Gail Reese) \nFriday First Stage\n10:00 am | Four bands to be announced\n2:00 pm | Lunch Break/Workshops/Tours \nFriday Main Stage\n3:00 pm | Lucas Lawson & The Unturned Stone\n4:00 pm | Stoney Mountain Ramblers\n5:00 pm | Birches Bend\n6:00 pm | Dinner Break/Workshops/Tours\n7:00 pm | Dark Hollow Bluegrass Band\n8:00 pm | Bean Creek\n9:00 pm | Trouble Town \nSaturday Main Stage\n10:00 am | The Courthouse Ramblers\n11:00 am | Festival Speed Bluegrass\n12:00 pm | Who’s Feeling Young Now\n1:00 pm | Lunch Break/Workshops/Tours\n2:00 pm | Marin County Breakdown\n3:00 pm | The Post Folk Revivalists\n4:00 pm | Mission Blue\n5:00 pm | The Storytellers\n6:00 pm | Dinner Break/Workshops/Tours\n7:00 pm | The Jubilee Uncles\n8:00 pm | The Goat Hill Girls\n9:00 pm | Red Dog Ash\nSaturday Late Show in the Dance Hall\n10:00 pm | Brent Pierce and His Acid Grass Boys \nSunday Main Stage\n10:00 am | Sunny Side of the Mountain\n11:00 am | Lonesome Still\n12:00 pm | Kids On Stage\n1:00 pm | West 45\n2:00 pm | Eric Burman and the Brookdale Bluegrass Band \n~ Kids Programs ~ \nThe GOF is kid friendly\, with a Kids on Stage program for budding bluegrass musicians and a wonderful volunteer-staffed crafts and activities corral next to the audience area. \n~ Food and Libation ~ \nBeer: Sold by the San Benito County Historical Society in the old fashioned Saloon.\nFood: “We Cook for You” (all 3 days) | The SBCHS is selling a full BBQ dinner on Saturday night only. \n~ Camping ~ \nTent camping under shade trees and a spacious meadow for RVs.\nThe weather in August is typically comfortably warm during the day\, with nights that range from mild to cold (pack layers!). Bring your dancing shoes for the late-night barn dance on Saturday.\nHot showers: Located in the main restrooms. Two portable shower units are beside the Palmtag Cutting Shed (past the Saloon). All are open 24 hours per day. \n~ Dogs ~ \nDogs Are Welcome. Park Rules are: \nA. Dogs must be kept in the enclosed dog areas and on a leash at all times. There is an enclosed dog area behind the main audience area.\nB. Owners are responsible for carrying doggie bags and cleaning up after their pets.\nC. No dogs can be left in enclosed cars; no dogs are allowed in town\, main music field or road.\nMore information on The Good Old Fashioned Bluegrass Festival website and on our Facebook group. \n#livemusic #bluegrass #festival #concerts #slvpost #oldtime #americana #history #fun #summer #fiddle #banjo #guitar #dance \nTickets: ncbs.info/events/gof/gof-tickets
URL:https://slvpost.com/event/the-19th-annual-good-old-fashioned-bluegrass-festival/
LOCATION:San Benito County Historical Park\, 8300 Airline Hwy\, Tres Pinos\, CA\, 95075\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music & Concerts
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SUMMARY:Brookdale Big Queer Weekend
DESCRIPTION:Brookdale Big Queer Weekend\nSaturday August 12th and Sunday August 13th\nFamily friendly events and 18+ events!\n\n*Queer Makers Market\n*Drag storytime\n*Food vendors\n*Queer DJ’s\n*Dance parties and Queeraoke\n*Over 2 dozen queer drag and burlesque performers\n\nMakers Market:\nSaturday August 12th from 11:00am- 4:00pm\n*Free to attend: this event is an all ages event\nQueer makers and artists\, Food Vendors\, DJ and Drag Story Time\nCome out and support local queer makers\, enjoy a free drag story time\, local queer DJ’s and food vendors\n\nBoot Scoot: Drag & Burlesque Show\nSaturday August 12th from 1:00pm – 3:00pm\n*Tickets available through link: this event is 18+\nhttps://brookdale-lodge.ticketleap.com/brookdale-big-queer-weekend/dates/Aug-12-2023_at_1100AM\n\nAre you ready for a raucous romp through the Wild Wild West? Grab your boots and your besties and join us for a dynamite daytime show full of cowboys\, can-cans and a cocktails!\nLocated in the Saloon Room\nDon’t forget to bring your ID and your dollars to tip the performers!\n\nJoin us in the Lounge from 4:00pm – 7:00pm for DJ’s\, dancing and drinks and again from 10:00pm – 2:00am for DJ’s\, karaoke and drinks\n*Free to attend: this event is 18+\nMust provide a valid ID to order alcoholic drinks from the bar.\n\nMermaid Pool Party: Drag and Burlesque show\nSaturday August 12th from 7:00pm – 10:00pm\n*Tickets not yet released: this event is 18+\n\nTake a deep dive into the magical world of queer entertainment. Over a dozen queer drag and burlesque performers will entertain you at the newly renovated indoor Mermaid Pool.\nDon’t forget to bring your ID and your dollars to tip the performers\nWant to take your pool party experience to the next level? Reserve one of the 3 cabanas! Your cabana can accommodate several of your friends and will give you access to 4 front row seats available at the show.\n\nBibbidi Bobbidi Brunch: An ALL Disney Drag & Burlesque show: Sunday August 13th from 10:00am-1:30pm\n*Tickets available through link: This event is 18+\nhttps://brookdale-lodge.ticketleap.com/brookdale-big-queer-weekend/dates/Aug-12-2023_at_1100AM\n\nThe Disney Bibbidi Bobbidi Brunch will bring together some of your favorite Disney characters. Your fast pass will include Brunch and the Drag & Burlesque show. Brunch will be available from 10:00-11:30\, Drag and Burlesque show from 11:45am – 1:30pm. Mimosas will be available to purchase separately.\nDon’t forget to bring your ID and your dollars to tip the performers.\n\nALL events are for the entire LGTQIA2S+ community members and allies. This is a safe space and intolerance\, hatred\, homophobia and transphobia will not be tolerated.\n\nIf you are interested in applying to any of the following\, please submit your application by July 8th:\n*Vending at the Makers Market\n*Tabling at the Makers Market for your Non-profit or club\n*Participating in one of the events: burlesque\, drag\, emcees\, DJ’s\, photographers\n*Volunteering to work the event: ticket booth\, raffle sales\, parking etc.\nhttps://forms.gle/crNYNZVPrKcYYhXt5\n\nIf you are interested in being an event sponsor please email\ncyanidecyn@yahoo.com\n\nThis event is being organized\, coordinated and produced by a local queer woman.\nEvent location:\nBrookdale Lodge\n11570 Hwy 9\nBrookdale\, CA.
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LOCATION:Historic Brookdale Lodge\, 11570 Highway 9\, Brookdale\, CA\, 95007\, United States
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SUMMARY:Michael Manring\, Paul Hanson\, and Michael Gulezian
DESCRIPTION:World’s leading fretless bassist\, World’s leading jazz bassoonist\, Acoustic guitar legend – an acoustic\, world\, jazz\, funk\, rock\, classical wonderland!\n\nSun. Aug. 13 at 4pm $20 adv./$25 door \nTickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/michael-manring-paul-hanson-michael-gulezian-tickets-681117068487\n \nMichael Manring:  Hailed by many as the world’s leading solo bassist\, Michael Manring  has been pushing back the boundaries of what’s possible on the bass guitar for decades. While his technical skill and innovations always make an impression\, it is his ability to communicate on a profound emotional level that most touches listeners. As editor Tom Darter wrote in Keyboard magazine after seeing one of Michael’s solo concerts\, “Forget his astounding technique and musicality; forget his absolute command of his instruments; forget how seamlessly the musical ideas and the performance of them were wedded together…The enlightenment came most from feeling (seeing\, hearing) the joy Michael felt to be playing…his brand of transcendental chops and musical understanding…was all in the service of the final outcome\, the joy of making music.” \n\nBuilding on the conceptions of his teacher\, the late bass legend Jaco Pastorius\, Michael has developed an approach to the instrument that includes unorthodox tunings\, techniques and methodologies. He has honed his skills on hundreds of recordings as a session musician and thousands of concerts throughout the world in venues including Carnegie Hall in New York\, Yamaha Hall in Tokyo and Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco. \n\nHis long-term collaboration and close friendship with the late acoustic guitar genius Michael Hedges led to a lengthy stint as house bassist for Windham Hill Records; a label for whom he also worked as a solo artist\, releasing four recordings under his own name: Unusual Weather (1986)\, Toward the Center of the Night (1989)\, Drastic Measures (1991) and Thonk (1994).\n \nPaul Hanson: Stunningly innovative and entertaining bassoonist playing electric and acoustic\, jazz\, funk\, rock\, world\, classical\, and more.\n\n“Hanson has brought the double reed instrument into areas where it’s seldom\, if ever\, gone before\, combining a commanding improvisational sensibility with funk\, classical and world music influences.”  – Andrew Gilbert\, DOWNBEAT Magazine\n\n“Paul Hanson\, whose playing on the bassoon\, surely the blackest sheep of jazz instruments\, is exuberant\, playful\, energetic and joyous\, and it has to be said quite breathtaking.”- Ian Patterson\, allaboutjazz.com\n“What Paul Hanson does on bassoon is akin to what other innovators like guitarists Charlie Hunter and Stanley Jordan\, banjoist Bela Fleck and bassist Jaco Pastorius have done with their respective instruments.”- Bill Milkowski\, Jazz Times\n \nMichael Gulezian (gu-LAY-ze-in) is one of the most highly acclaimed solo acoustic instrumental guitarists of our time. He’s a phenomenal technical guitarist with the rare ability to transcend his own virtuosity\, creating music that touches and moves people at the deepest level. Fred Kraus\, of Minor 7th.com wrote that Gulezian “might be the most accomplished pure guitarist on the planet.” He’s been called the musical link between John Fahey and Michael Hedges. Artists as diverse as Michael Hedges\, Willy Porter\, and Henry Kaiser have claimed him as a primary musical influence; young lions such as Erik Mongrain\, Andy McKee\, and Trevor Gordon Hall are quick to acknowledge him as an inspiration. In concert\, Michael is all warmth and humor … and though it’s visually breathtaking to watch him perform\, a concert with Michael is more than a display of cutting-edge virtuosity – it is the passionate communion of master musician engaged with his audience in the mystery of self-revelation\, creating music of atmospheric power\, ecstatic joy\, and haunting beauty. Michael has an online audience at Pandora of 15\,000 monthly listeners\, and 10 million cumulative streams. If you enjoy the artistry of musicians such as Leo Kottke and Michael Hedges – guitarists who not only amaze technically but also touch the soul – then you will love Michael Gulezian.\n\nArtist sights and sounds:  https://manthing.com/home\nhttps://www.paulhansonmusic.com/music\nhttps://www.timbrelinemusic.com\n\nPurchase your tickets now:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/michael-manring-paul-hanson-michael-gulezian-tickets-681117068487
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LOCATION:Hallcrest Vineyards\, 379 Felton Empire Road\, Felton\, CA\, 95018\, United States
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