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Dogwood Dulcimers Perform At Century Care, Plan Weekend Jam Sessions
October 22, 2009
The Dogwood Dulcimer Association performed earlier this week for the residents of the Century Care Center. This weekend, they will hold a jam session at Lake Stone.
The jam session scheduled for the weekend at Lake Stone includes:
- Friday
- 6 pm Covered dish supper
- 7 pm Homemade Jam Session
- Saturday
- 1 pm Open stage
- 6 pm Pot luck dinner
- 7 pm Home Jam Session
- Sunday
- 9 a.m. Music Service
For festival information, contact Yvonne Ward at (850) 626-9981 or (850) 982-1997 or Ed Sapp at (850) 549-3864 or (850) 982-9924.
The Dogwood Dulcimers invites anyone, including beginners, to play a dulcimer or traditional instrument with them for free. The group meets every Monday 7 p.m. at Trinity Presbyterian Church at 3400 Bayou Blvd., Pensacola and the second Thursday of each month, 7 p.m. at Cottage Hill United Methodist Church at 229 Williams Ditch Road in Cantonment.
Click here for the Dogwood Dulcimer website.
Pictured: The Dogwood Dulcimers perform at Century Care Center Tuesday afternoon. Submitted photos by Mae Hildreth for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Dogwood Dulcimers Perform At Century Care, Plan Weekend Jam Sessions”
It may not mean anything to those of the younger generation, but I, personally, have sat through many of their performances~some I have been acquainted with for 12 years or more, and I can say that it brings back sweet memories of songs my dad use to sing to us when we were young. I appreciate their love for the music, the art and their desire to keep it alive and share with those who have a special place in their heart for music from our past…music that touches the ‘heart ‘ from a simplier time.
Looks like jamming to me!!!!!!!
ok gramps
Jamming is what we do.
The word dulcimer and jam session should never be used in the same sentence.