RTP-area local music and culture

[Heather LaGarde <heather AT barnstarvintage.com>]

This week at the  Saxapahaw Rivermill Farmer's Market and Music  
Series   THE GOSPEL JUBILATORS!

Carolina's beloved jubilee band The Gospel Jubilators  will be  
performing on the Haywagon Stage this week!  Jubilee singing dates to  
gospel's own origins in the late 1800s featuring elder statesmen  
reaching out to the audience with their harmonies and hand-clapping  
rhythms. Nothing electric about it, just beautiful human voices.  If  
you have never seen The Gospel Jubilators you cannot miss them - and  
if you have seen them we know you'll be there!
(Listed as Music Worth Going Out For in The INDY this week)

Playing on the Hay Wagon Stage this Saturday JUNE 2ND!

CHEESE - JALAPENO JELLY - FLOWERS - BAKED GOODS at  The Farmers'  
Market,  locally produced wine,  delicious strawberries,  foccacia,  
cookies, breads, and treats, eggs, fresh veggies and produce and  
delicious jellies, chutneys, honey and more! The Barbecue Joint has  
set up shop and will be with us EVERY WEEK this summer selling a wide  
variety of dinners including vegetarian options AND this year we have  
a growing artisan market with beautiful handcrafted items including  
pottery, jewelry, wooden toys,birdhouses and furniture.

Every week, CERES  Saxapahaw's local quality of life organization,  
sets up exciting events and activities for children including the  
Famous Zipboat ( a kayak on a zipline - low to the ground) the  
Environmentally Engineered Slip-N-Slide, created in the shape of the  
Haw River this year complete with tributaries, a new children's  
musical village, face painting, children's arts & crafts and a weekly  
kid's parade. Children's Activities made possible by www.Bioallies.com

Festivities take place in central Saxapahaw next to the Post Office  
and across from the Saxapahaw Rivermill every Saturday from 5pm-8pm  
through the end of August.  Admission is free though donations are  
appreciated, organizers pass around a "Swan Bucket" each week for the  
band.

The series is sponsored by the Saxapahaw Rivermill and by local  
businesses including Open Eye Cafe, Fifth Season Gardening, Townsend  
Bertram and The Barbecue Joint.

Saturday events take place outside in downtown Saxapahaw next to the  
Post Office.  The Farmers Market and Children's Activities run from  
5-8 and bands play on the Haywagon Stage at the Meadow Amphitheater  
from 6-8.  For more information, a schedule of bands and farmers,  
directions, pictures and more please visit www.rivermillvillage.com  
or call 336 376 5694.  COME ON OVER TO SAXAPAHAW!


SUMMER BAND SCHEDULE:
June

2       Gospel Jubilators

9       Great Big Gone (formerly Brown Mountain Lights)

16  	Jimmy Magoo & Friends at 6 ( Special Opening Band Performance  
for kids by Baron von Rumblebuss at 5!!)


23  Big Medicine

30  The Jonathan Byrd Band

July

7       The Maudlin Brothers

14      The Two Dollar Pistols

21      Wood & Steel

28      Memphis

August

4       Randy Whitt & The Grits

11      Django Haskins

18      Tommy Edwards & Friends

25      The Kickin Grass Band


Oktoberfest - October 20th: The Parsons, SouthPaw, Memphis, Wood & Steel



GREAT EVENTS NEARBY AND AROUND TOWN:

Girls Rock!

Young Ladies Rock Camp! Week-long camp in Downtown Saxapahaw hosted  
at the New Century Charter High School.  Sign up now! Summer sessions  
beginning July 9-13, 16-20 and 23-27. Girls will participate in  
workshops including instrument lessons, songwriting, band rehearsal,  
music recording, self-expression, DIY clothes and stage presence.   
There will also be a class on women in rock, self-assertion and myth- 
busting. Campers will make a band for a week where they will write  
and perform their own song on the last day! No experience is  
necessary to participate. Lunch time performances by local musicians  
and instructors. Tons of fun!

10-2 Monday-Friday   Ages 10-15

Call to enroll: Jane Francis 336-376-5782 jfrancis AT velvetpop.com ,  
www.cmstudios.org 
 
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Anyone here planning to make the trek to Greensboro for the Feist gig  
June 14th?

I wouldn't mind sharing my clean, safe ride, _especially_ if you know  
how to get around the Gate City without a map.

If it's getting close to the gig when you read this, I don't check  
this email every day so please reply to junk at bryk.com

Thanks

Bryk