2021 VIRTUAL WORKSHOP DESCRIPTIONS
LIVE ZOOM PROGRAMS
Please register with an email address so the event host can contact you with a Zoom link. All live programs will take place on Saturday, January 30.
Please register with an email address so the event host can contact you with a Zoom link. All live programs will take place on Saturday, January 30.
HOW TO USE THE NASHVILLE NUMBER SYSTEM WITH LARRY BEAIRD
10:15-11:15 AM
Larry Beaird created this comprehensive 30-minute video as a guide to help songwriters, artists and musicians better understand the Nashville Number System. It features very detailed (but easy to understand) instructions along with real musical examples. Following his video screening, Mr. Beaird will be available to answer your questions about the Nashville Number System, his other Songwriter Minute videos, or additional music, recording or songwriting topics.
10:15-11:15 AM
Larry Beaird created this comprehensive 30-minute video as a guide to help songwriters, artists and musicians better understand the Nashville Number System. It features very detailed (but easy to understand) instructions along with real musical examples. Following his video screening, Mr. Beaird will be available to answer your questions about the Nashville Number System, his other Songwriter Minute videos, or additional music, recording or songwriting topics.
HANNES KVARAN SHARES UNCONVENTIONAL APPROACHES TO SONGWRITING
11:30 AM-12:45 PM
Hannes Kvaran will share unconventional approaches to creating chord progressions and content. Hannes has been living in the Valley since 1976, performing in a variety of contexts including many years beside Arizona Music Hall of Fame member Walt Richardson. Hannes has been part of many musical collectives, as well as performing as a soloist. His musical biographies of America and Galileo were awarded spots on the Arizona Commission for the Arts roster. He has also produced theater-length works on Christopher Columbus, Western philosophy, an Icelandic saga, the principles of economics and a series of holiday songs for children. These days he tries to find innovative ways to produce new songs.
11:30 AM-12:45 PM
Hannes Kvaran will share unconventional approaches to creating chord progressions and content. Hannes has been living in the Valley since 1976, performing in a variety of contexts including many years beside Arizona Music Hall of Fame member Walt Richardson. Hannes has been part of many musical collectives, as well as performing as a soloist. His musical biographies of America and Galileo were awarded spots on the Arizona Commission for the Arts roster. He has also produced theater-length works on Christopher Columbus, Western philosophy, an Icelandic saga, the principles of economics and a series of holiday songs for children. These days he tries to find innovative ways to produce new songs.
TAKING YOUR SONGS FROM GOOD TO GREAT WITH JASON BLUME (COURTESY OF TAXI)
1-2:15 PM
Jason Blume, the author of Six Steps to Songwriting Success and This Business of Songwriting. is one of the most engaging speakers you’ll ever hear. When he tells you he’s going to help you take your songs from good to great, you can count on it! If you want to get inspired to make your songs competitive in today’s market, you really can’t afford to miss this TAXI Road Rally Prequel! We will show this 60-minute pre-recorded interview with Jason Blume, followed by 15 minutes of Q & A with Jason live!
Thank you to TAXI for providing access to this program. TAXI helps independent songwriters, artists, and composers get their music to record labels, film & TV music supervisors, music libraries, music publishers, music licensing companies, ad agencies, and video game companies.
1-2:15 PM
Jason Blume, the author of Six Steps to Songwriting Success and This Business of Songwriting. is one of the most engaging speakers you’ll ever hear. When he tells you he’s going to help you take your songs from good to great, you can count on it! If you want to get inspired to make your songs competitive in today’s market, you really can’t afford to miss this TAXI Road Rally Prequel! We will show this 60-minute pre-recorded interview with Jason Blume, followed by 15 minutes of Q & A with Jason live!
Thank you to TAXI for providing access to this program. TAXI helps independent songwriters, artists, and composers get their music to record labels, film & TV music supervisors, music libraries, music publishers, music licensing companies, ad agencies, and video game companies.
DIGITAL FIRST IMPRESSIONS: HOW TO GET A RESPONSE WITH TESS TAYLOR
2:30-3:45 PM
You can be sure that when you email a music buyer, so are one hundred other people. So how do you make sure your email is noticed, then opened and read? Then, how do you get the recipient to respond?
Cut-and-paste text and spamming conveys that you are a novice, lazy or worse — not the way you wish to brand yourself. On the other hand, show people that you appreciate their most valuable non-renewable resource — time — with your clear, well-researched and short communications, and then your email open rates and responses will go up.
NARIP President Tess Taylor will share how to get through to music buyers and other busy people. With a 95%+ response rate to her inquiries and outreach, she has amassed a quiver of arrows you'll want to learn and then use yourself, including digital signatures, little-known information sources, referrals and recommendations, and telephone etiquette tips. As a bonus, she'll also share a sample of a great email pitch.
2:30-3:45 PM
You can be sure that when you email a music buyer, so are one hundred other people. So how do you make sure your email is noticed, then opened and read? Then, how do you get the recipient to respond?
Cut-and-paste text and spamming conveys that you are a novice, lazy or worse — not the way you wish to brand yourself. On the other hand, show people that you appreciate their most valuable non-renewable resource — time — with your clear, well-researched and short communications, and then your email open rates and responses will go up.
NARIP President Tess Taylor will share how to get through to music buyers and other busy people. With a 95%+ response rate to her inquiries and outreach, she has amassed a quiver of arrows you'll want to learn and then use yourself, including digital signatures, little-known information sources, referrals and recommendations, and telephone etiquette tips. As a bonus, she'll also share a sample of a great email pitch.
MUSIC COPYRIGHT WINS & LOSSES WITH DR. E. MICHAEL HARRINGTON
4-5:15 PM
Dr. E. Michael Harrington is an expert witness in high profile music copyright cases involving artist/writers such as Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Led Zeppelin, Pharrell Williams, Robin Thicke and many more! He will discuss music copyright wins and losses and how to avoid costly litigation. He will also demonstrate his cutting-edge work in determining what specific music is copyright infringement-free and therefore in the public domain. In addition, he will reveal what musicians need to know about copyright and related rights, co-writing, sampling and how to prevent copyright lawsuits.
4-5:15 PM
Dr. E. Michael Harrington is an expert witness in high profile music copyright cases involving artist/writers such as Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Led Zeppelin, Pharrell Williams, Robin Thicke and many more! He will discuss music copyright wins and losses and how to avoid costly litigation. He will also demonstrate his cutting-edge work in determining what specific music is copyright infringement-free and therefore in the public domain. In addition, he will reveal what musicians need to know about copyright and related rights, co-writing, sampling and how to prevent copyright lawsuits.
PRE-RECORDED LECTURES
Links to these videos will be available starting on Saturday, January 30.
Thank you to TAXI for providing access to these programs. TAXI helps independent songwriters, artists, and composers get their music to record labels, film & TV music supervisors, music libraries, music publishers, music licensing companies, ad agencies, and video game companies. In addition to the eight classes below, TAXI's recent Road Rally offered 3 full days of content, classes and workshops just for members. If you would like to join or learn more about TAXI, visit the TAXI.com website.
Links to these videos will be available starting on Saturday, January 30.
Thank you to TAXI for providing access to these programs. TAXI helps independent songwriters, artists, and composers get their music to record labels, film & TV music supervisors, music libraries, music publishers, music licensing companies, ad agencies, and video game companies. In addition to the eight classes below, TAXI's recent Road Rally offered 3 full days of content, classes and workshops just for members. If you would like to join or learn more about TAXI, visit the TAXI.com website.
10 MUSIC MARKETING IDEAS FOR INDIE MUSICIANS WITH TONY VAN VEEN
Tony is a marketing whiz who loves to share tips with indie musicians. If your music marketing efforts haven’t panned out and you’re left scratching your head, you’re bound to pick up some great pointers from this champion of indie artists everywhere!
Tony is a marketing whiz who loves to share tips with indie musicians. If your music marketing efforts haven’t panned out and you’re left scratching your head, you’re bound to pick up some great pointers from this champion of indie artists everywhere!
PRODUCTION MASTER CLASS WITH KARL RICHARDSON
Karl has worked with acts like the Bee Gees, Eric Clapton, Barbra Streisand, Andy Gibb, Dr. John, Frankie Valli, Samantha Sang, Dionne Warwick, Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers, Olivia Newton-John, Diana Ross, Firefall, Mama’s Pride and Ohio Players, and has acted as Broadway Sound Designer for Jekyll & Hyde, The Scarlet Pimpernel, and more. Richardson was one of Michael Laskow’s favorite mentors in the early days of his career. This interview covers a wide range of topics including Karl’s production philosophy, favorite gear, a few studio stories, and the difference between producing “back in the day” and how music is produced today.
Karl has worked with acts like the Bee Gees, Eric Clapton, Barbra Streisand, Andy Gibb, Dr. John, Frankie Valli, Samantha Sang, Dionne Warwick, Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers, Olivia Newton-John, Diana Ross, Firefall, Mama’s Pride and Ohio Players, and has acted as Broadway Sound Designer for Jekyll & Hyde, The Scarlet Pimpernel, and more. Richardson was one of Michael Laskow’s favorite mentors in the early days of his career. This interview covers a wide range of topics including Karl’s production philosophy, favorite gear, a few studio stories, and the difference between producing “back in the day” and how music is produced today.
REJECTING REJECTION WITH STEVEN MEMEL
Rejection . . .You don’t like it. I don’t like it. But none of us get through life without experiencing it. Probably lots of it. In addition to the pain rejection causes, it can seriously mess with your head. It can fundamentally cause you to doubt yourself. Wonder whether or not you “have what it takes” and if you should just throw in the towel? However, if you plan on succeeding in your career, you’re going to need tactics, tools, and strategies that enable you to reject your rejections and keep moving forward. In this deep dive workshop, that’s exactly what you’ll get from celebrity voice and performance coach, Steven Memel. He arms you with the same time tested, proven secrets he’s taught to A-list Hollywood celebrities, Grammy winners, top-tier composers, and more, which have enabled them to endure and ultimately triumph over the obstacles you’re bound to encounter on your path to great achievement. You don’t want to miss this.
Rejection . . .You don’t like it. I don’t like it. But none of us get through life without experiencing it. Probably lots of it. In addition to the pain rejection causes, it can seriously mess with your head. It can fundamentally cause you to doubt yourself. Wonder whether or not you “have what it takes” and if you should just throw in the towel? However, if you plan on succeeding in your career, you’re going to need tactics, tools, and strategies that enable you to reject your rejections and keep moving forward. In this deep dive workshop, that’s exactly what you’ll get from celebrity voice and performance coach, Steven Memel. He arms you with the same time tested, proven secrets he’s taught to A-list Hollywood celebrities, Grammy winners, top-tier composers, and more, which have enabled them to endure and ultimately triumph over the obstacles you’re bound to encounter on your path to great achievement. You don’t want to miss this.
MASTERING FOR INDIE MUSICIANS WITH RONAN CHRIS MURPHY
This title pretty much says it all! Ronan is a top-tier expert on mastering, and in this session, he will cover what Indie musicians need to know about the craft of mastering. Get your notebook ready for this deep dive!
This title pretty much says it all! Ronan is a top-tier expert on mastering, and in this session, he will cover what Indie musicians need to know about the craft of mastering. Get your notebook ready for this deep dive!
SONG FEEDBACK WITH LEGENDARY RECORD PRODUCER, MICHAEL LLOYD
Michael Lloyd’s feedback sessions in the theater at the “physical” Road Rally have long been a fan favorite. Lloyd is incredibly honest, while being tremendously supportive of Indie musicians. His feedback is pointed and helpful in taking your songwriting, production, and sound to the next level. How often do you get feedback from somebody who has 100 gold and platinum records to their credit? Songs for this session have already been collected through a TAXI Listing.
Michael Lloyd’s feedback sessions in the theater at the “physical” Road Rally have long been a fan favorite. Lloyd is incredibly honest, while being tremendously supportive of Indie musicians. His feedback is pointed and helpful in taking your songwriting, production, and sound to the next level. How often do you get feedback from somebody who has 100 gold and platinum records to their credit? Songs for this session have already been collected through a TAXI Listing.
HOW I BUILT A MULTI-DECADE CAREER IN MUSIC WITH BARRY DE VORZON
Most people know Barry as the creator of MasterWriter, the powerful suite of tools used by hit songwriters like Rob Thomas, Trent Reznor, David Foster, Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds, Kenny Loggins, Jimmy Webb, Lamont Dozier, Kid Rock, and many, many more! What many people don’t know is that De Vorzon started his career as a songwriter in the 1960s and has been a performing artist, record label owner, publisher, producer, arranger, film and TV composer, and a Grammy winner with a multi-decade string of charted hits with artists like Marty Robbins, The Cascades, Johnny Burnette, and even the Eagles! Yep, he co-wrote the Eagles' hit “In the City” with none other than Joe Walsh! He’s also the composer of “Nadia’s Theme,” which has played daily on The Young and the Restless for decades, and he wrote the iconic “Theme from SWAT.” Cha-ching, baby! Barry is truly a national treasure who’s a great storyteller! His stories and sage advice have inspired and helped musicians all over the world write better songs and build better careers. We’ve asked him to share some of those stories and to let us play a new video that does a great job of showing exactly how MasterWriter can help songwriters like no other product on the market. Don’t miss this hour of awesomeness!
Most people know Barry as the creator of MasterWriter, the powerful suite of tools used by hit songwriters like Rob Thomas, Trent Reznor, David Foster, Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds, Kenny Loggins, Jimmy Webb, Lamont Dozier, Kid Rock, and many, many more! What many people don’t know is that De Vorzon started his career as a songwriter in the 1960s and has been a performing artist, record label owner, publisher, producer, arranger, film and TV composer, and a Grammy winner with a multi-decade string of charted hits with artists like Marty Robbins, The Cascades, Johnny Burnette, and even the Eagles! Yep, he co-wrote the Eagles' hit “In the City” with none other than Joe Walsh! He’s also the composer of “Nadia’s Theme,” which has played daily on The Young and the Restless for decades, and he wrote the iconic “Theme from SWAT.” Cha-ching, baby! Barry is truly a national treasure who’s a great storyteller! His stories and sage advice have inspired and helped musicians all over the world write better songs and build better careers. We’ve asked him to share some of those stories and to let us play a new video that does a great job of showing exactly how MasterWriter can help songwriters like no other product on the market. Don’t miss this hour of awesomeness!
DON’T GET SCREWED! HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF AS AN INDEPENDENT MUSICIAN WITH MUSIC ATTORNEY ERIN JACOBSON
Erin Jacobson is a Road Rally favorite! In this class she shares some of the common things all musicians need to watch out for before you sign on the dotted line. Consider yourself warned: Don’t get so excited about being offered a contract that you hasten to sign the deal without truly understanding what each clause means! Don’t get screwed!
Erin Jacobson is a Road Rally favorite! In this class she shares some of the common things all musicians need to watch out for before you sign on the dotted line. Consider yourself warned: Don’t get so excited about being offered a contract that you hasten to sign the deal without truly understanding what each clause means! Don’t get screwed!
THE FIVE PRIMARY MIXING TOOLS WITH FETT
Most self-producing, independent musicians, songwriters and composers today are quite comfortable with recording. But for many, mixing can still be a daunting and sometimes overwhelming task. It’s very often the result of not having a solid mixing approach or process to work from. In this class, veteran Nashville producer/engineer Fett shares his mixing framework and techniques from his popular book, Fett’s Mixing Roadmap: A Step-by-step Guide to Mixing Music in the Studio, and his "Mixing Mastery" online course. He focuses particular attention on the bedrock of all mixes: The Five Primary Mixing Tools.
Most self-producing, independent musicians, songwriters and composers today are quite comfortable with recording. But for many, mixing can still be a daunting and sometimes overwhelming task. It’s very often the result of not having a solid mixing approach or process to work from. In this class, veteran Nashville producer/engineer Fett shares his mixing framework and techniques from his popular book, Fett’s Mixing Roadmap: A Step-by-step Guide to Mixing Music in the Studio, and his "Mixing Mastery" online course. He focuses particular attention on the bedrock of all mixes: The Five Primary Mixing Tools.
2020 WORKSHOP DESCRIPTIONS
SONGWRITING DYNAMICS
10:00 – 11:00 AM. AUDITORIUM
Arizona Songwriters Association President, Jon Iger, and accomplished members Randy Brown and Rhonda Hitchcock-Mast will offer a panel discussion on the basics of writing songs and lyrics. They will also share some resources available to writers to help further their quest for writing great songs. Bring your questions!
HOW TO GET PAYING GIGS
10:00 – 11:00 AM. LARGE MEETING ROOM
Veteran performer and survivor of hundreds of gigs, Sandy Hathaway, will offer advice on booking your performances and creating an electronic press kit.
PERFORMING SINGER-SONGWRITERS
11:00 AM – NOON. AUDITORIUM
Linda Bilque, Eric Ramsey and Robby Roberson, veterans of the biz, will discuss songwriting from the perspective of the performing songwriter. Q&A to follow.
THE MUSICAL WORKS MODERNIZATION ACT and Q&A
11:00 AM – NOON. LARGE MEETING ROOM
Attorney James Marovich will present a summary of the MWMA, which covers improving compensation to songwriters, payment of royalties to legacy artists, and payment of royalties to studio professionals. Following the summary, the audience will be invited to participate in a Q&A for the remainder of the session.
MARKETING YOUR MUSIC FOR FILM AND TELEVISION
NOON – 1:00 PM. AUDITORIUM
Les Scott will provide current information on how music supervisors select music, as well as offer advice on preparing your recording for presentation. He will discuss the different types of publishing and licensing deals, the legal documents that will be required of you, your sync fees and performance royalty income, and the typical flow of earnings from a TV placement.
LIFE-LONG CREATIVITY AND PRODUCTIVITY
NOON – 1:00 PM. LARGE MEETING ROOM
JoAnn Braheny will provide an overview (with some practical exercises) of how to stimulate and manage your creative process, whether you are an amateur or highly accomplished. The inner critic, how ideas are formed, successful collaboration work-styles, career-path patterns, and more, will be discussed.
SEVEN TIPS FOR MAKING A SUCCESSFUL DEMO
1:00 – 2:00 PM. AUDITORIUM
Steve Parrish, Emmy-winning producer/engineer and owner of Desertcoast Productions will offer important information for making your demo successful.
SONG CRITIQUE SESSION
1:00 – 3:00 PM. LARGE MEETING ROOM
Publisher/producer Les Scott and songwriter Randy Brown will offer positive, constructive feedback on your songs. Bring your song preferably on CD or perform live. Lyric Sheets are mandatory (bring 2 copies). Songs selected at random.
MUSIC COPYRIGHT WINS & LOSSES
2:00 – 3:30 PM. AUDITORIUM
Dr. E. Michael Harrington is an expert witness in high profile music copyright cases involving artist/writers such as Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Led Zeppelin, Pharrell Williams, Robin Thicke and many more! He will discuss music copyright wins and losses and how to avoid costly litigation. He will also demonstrate his cutting edge work in determining what specific music is copyright infringement-free and therefore in the public domain. And he will reveal what musicians need to know about copyright and related rights, co-writing, sampling and how to prevent copyright lawsuits.
JESSI COLTER PERFORMANCE
4:00 – 4:30 PM. AUDITORIUM
Jessi Colter is an Arizona musician, singer, songwriter and author. “I’m Not Lisa”, written and performed by Jessi, topped country charts and reached the top five on the pop charts. “Storms Never Last”, which she also wrote, was covered by a number of artists. She is a featured outlaw along with husband Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and Tompall Glaser, on the certified Platinum album, Wanted: The Outlaws. Ms. Colter will share songs & stories.
Drawing to WIN a Handlebar J Restaurant & Saloon $50 gift card will be held during Jessi Colter's performance. www.handlebarj.com
10:00 – 11:00 AM. AUDITORIUM
Arizona Songwriters Association President, Jon Iger, and accomplished members Randy Brown and Rhonda Hitchcock-Mast will offer a panel discussion on the basics of writing songs and lyrics. They will also share some resources available to writers to help further their quest for writing great songs. Bring your questions!
HOW TO GET PAYING GIGS
10:00 – 11:00 AM. LARGE MEETING ROOM
Veteran performer and survivor of hundreds of gigs, Sandy Hathaway, will offer advice on booking your performances and creating an electronic press kit.
PERFORMING SINGER-SONGWRITERS
11:00 AM – NOON. AUDITORIUM
Linda Bilque, Eric Ramsey and Robby Roberson, veterans of the biz, will discuss songwriting from the perspective of the performing songwriter. Q&A to follow.
THE MUSICAL WORKS MODERNIZATION ACT and Q&A
11:00 AM – NOON. LARGE MEETING ROOM
Attorney James Marovich will present a summary of the MWMA, which covers improving compensation to songwriters, payment of royalties to legacy artists, and payment of royalties to studio professionals. Following the summary, the audience will be invited to participate in a Q&A for the remainder of the session.
MARKETING YOUR MUSIC FOR FILM AND TELEVISION
NOON – 1:00 PM. AUDITORIUM
Les Scott will provide current information on how music supervisors select music, as well as offer advice on preparing your recording for presentation. He will discuss the different types of publishing and licensing deals, the legal documents that will be required of you, your sync fees and performance royalty income, and the typical flow of earnings from a TV placement.
LIFE-LONG CREATIVITY AND PRODUCTIVITY
NOON – 1:00 PM. LARGE MEETING ROOM
JoAnn Braheny will provide an overview (with some practical exercises) of how to stimulate and manage your creative process, whether you are an amateur or highly accomplished. The inner critic, how ideas are formed, successful collaboration work-styles, career-path patterns, and more, will be discussed.
SEVEN TIPS FOR MAKING A SUCCESSFUL DEMO
1:00 – 2:00 PM. AUDITORIUM
Steve Parrish, Emmy-winning producer/engineer and owner of Desertcoast Productions will offer important information for making your demo successful.
SONG CRITIQUE SESSION
1:00 – 3:00 PM. LARGE MEETING ROOM
Publisher/producer Les Scott and songwriter Randy Brown will offer positive, constructive feedback on your songs. Bring your song preferably on CD or perform live. Lyric Sheets are mandatory (bring 2 copies). Songs selected at random.
MUSIC COPYRIGHT WINS & LOSSES
2:00 – 3:30 PM. AUDITORIUM
Dr. E. Michael Harrington is an expert witness in high profile music copyright cases involving artist/writers such as Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Led Zeppelin, Pharrell Williams, Robin Thicke and many more! He will discuss music copyright wins and losses and how to avoid costly litigation. He will also demonstrate his cutting edge work in determining what specific music is copyright infringement-free and therefore in the public domain. And he will reveal what musicians need to know about copyright and related rights, co-writing, sampling and how to prevent copyright lawsuits.
JESSI COLTER PERFORMANCE
4:00 – 4:30 PM. AUDITORIUM
Jessi Colter is an Arizona musician, singer, songwriter and author. “I’m Not Lisa”, written and performed by Jessi, topped country charts and reached the top five on the pop charts. “Storms Never Last”, which she also wrote, was covered by a number of artists. She is a featured outlaw along with husband Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and Tompall Glaser, on the certified Platinum album, Wanted: The Outlaws. Ms. Colter will share songs & stories.
Drawing to WIN a Handlebar J Restaurant & Saloon $50 gift card will be held during Jessi Colter's performance. www.handlebarj.com
MORE PERFORMANCES: BOB FRANK MEMORIAL BALLAD TREE
ODD AND UNUSUAL SONG SHARING CIRCLE
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
LAWN AREA IN FRONT OF LIBRARY
Hosted by Tom Tuerff, Mark Fogelson, Corn Smut & Ben Jacobs
SHANJAM CRANE’S SONGWRITERS’ CIRCLE
12:30 – 2:00 PM
LAWN AREA IN FRONT OF LIBRARY
Hosted by Shannon Crane, host of the Pho Cao songwriter showcases.
WEST VALLEY COUNTRY MUSIC ASSOCIATION
2:00 – 3:00 PM
LAWN AREA IN FRONT OF LIBRARY
Happy Anderson will host this round robin sharing circle of WVCMA members and friends.
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
LAWN AREA IN FRONT OF LIBRARY
Hosted by Tom Tuerff, Mark Fogelson, Corn Smut & Ben Jacobs
SHANJAM CRANE’S SONGWRITERS’ CIRCLE
12:30 – 2:00 PM
LAWN AREA IN FRONT OF LIBRARY
Hosted by Shannon Crane, host of the Pho Cao songwriter showcases.
WEST VALLEY COUNTRY MUSIC ASSOCIATION
2:00 – 3:00 PM
LAWN AREA IN FRONT OF LIBRARY
Happy Anderson will host this round robin sharing circle of WVCMA members and friends.
