On August 27th & 28th, the Northwest Lovefest music festival will take place at the foot of Stone Way, on the doorstep of Solsticio. The festival does feature games, vendors and plenty of information on enviro-friendly, and community-building programs and organizations – as well as art! Ultimately, though, it is a musical festival with a great line-up of locally based, or locally-affiliated, musicians. Check out the line-up…
On Friday, September 2nd, the Paul Frank ‘Academy of Awesome’ tour hits Fremont (Winnebago and all) and they need musicians! Along with games, exhibits and contests (plus, the Puppy Prom!) the show includes a stage to showcase the incredible talent among local musicians, who can win the chance at exposure to a nation-wide audience.
This Sunday, August 21st, from 2:30 – 4:30p, ukulele players can gather for the monthly Uke Jam at Dusty Strings (3406 Fremont Ave N,) hosted by Sunga Rose.
On Friday, August 5th, get ready to walk Fremont as the First Friday Art Walk offers up another amazing selection of venues and artists for your perusing pleasure.
This Sunday, July 31st, from 2p – 4p, will be the final installment of the 7th Season of free, open-to-the-public acoustic concerts at History House (790 N 34th St.) Music In The Sculpture Garden has provided a showcase for fine acoustic musicians – and an excellent opportunity for audiences to get in out of the sun (or rain) in the covered courtyard, and enjoy quality entertainment. Grab this last chance to kick-back and be entertained!
This Wednesday, July 27, Nectar Lounge will host ‘A Taste of Love,’ a one-night only, from 8p – 1:30a, entertainment showcase to raise funds and awareness for the upcoming 2nd Annual Northwest LoveFest.
In its bi-monthly e-newsletter, Dusty Strings Music School gave updates on some of their teachers. The list of activities these professional musicians will be about this summer, proves again that Dusty Strings has an incredibly talented, and interesting, staff!
This week, on Sunday, July 24th, from 2p – 4p, the free concert series – Music In the Sculpture Garden – features music two incredibly talented singer-songwriters. These performances only show that the series continues strong in the seventh year of the series, and the second to last concert.
On Sunday, July 17th, attend the free acoustic concert at History House, as part of the Music In The Sculpture Garden series. This week at 2p will be a new band, The Killdeers, and at 3p The Boys Of Greenwood Glen return to the MITSG stage.
Sunday, July 10th, from 2p – 4p, will be the latest installment in the free concert series held in the covered courtyard at History House. Come enjoy Music In the Sculpture Garden, and a Sunday afternoon of high-quality acoustic music.
