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Folk Alley Live in Kent, Ohio

November 19, 2004

Tonight, for the first time, Folk Alley comes alive as Folk Alley 'Round Town fills bars, restaurants and other not-so-tradtional venues with folk music throughout Kent, OH as part of the 38th Kent State Folk Festival. The evening features a wide-range of artists and musical styles all performing from Noon til past Midnight to prove to the world that folk music is alive and well in Northeast Ohio. The KSFF concludes tomorrow (11/20) with free workshops and the mainstage concert featuring Doc Watson and David Holt.

Posted by Ann VerWiebe at November 19, 2004 7:09 PM


Comments

I'd love to come down from NY for this next year. Is there a reminder email list somewhere that I could get on ?

Posted by: John White at November 19, 2004 9:39 PM

yeah --- me too.

Posted by: Phil Blackmore at November 20, 2004 2:37 PM

Folk Alley will also be inthe streets of Scottsdale Arizona tonight - we will be handing out stickers and plugging you shamelessly from the stage. You've ot friends in Cactus Country!

Posted by: Jim Pipkin at November 20, 2004 3:16 PM

Would also love to attend this event next year.
Am Kent native!! Have found Folk Alley site this past weekend. Best find of the year!!!!

Posted by: Thomas White at November 23, 2004 7:51 PM

OK. Hey ! Next year we'll all meet at Thomas' place and go from there. That OK with you Thomas ? Good !

Posted by: John White at November 23, 2004 8:16 PM

I'd like to say it was a lot of fun to go out and see the Live Folk Music last year and this year I took my girlfriend, who'd never heard folk music, and she's now as in love with it as I am. Thank you Folk Alley

Posted by: Jake Cain at November 28, 2004 5:46 PM

You keep asking for donations. How does one donate ? Do you take PayPal ? Is there a Button on your Web page ? Make it easy !

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