Thank you - that was the missing link for ol' Forrest Bug! 
30A Songwriters Festival, January 15 -17, 2010
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Thank you - that was the missing link for ol' Forrest Bug!
Did you buy a weekend pass?
Yes, thank goodness!
Just trying to figure out how to herd the rest of the cats!
Just trying to figure out how to herd the rest of the cats!
Yes, thank goodness!
Just trying to figure out how to herd the rest of the cats!
It is simple-
if you bought a weekend or day pass, you are good. Just exchange them for the wristband at the box office at Seaside starting tomorrow, and attend all the Festival events you can cram into your weekend.
If you didn't buy a weekend or day pass, the options are late night at Bluz ($10), Hibiscus on Saturday day (see Cheri's thread), or the $35 Indigo Girls concert on Sunday.
weekend pass...check...dump Cowboy off at grandparents...check...
no, never.;-)
Alright- it's Festival Day One!!! 
Box office opens at noon today (at Seaside between Pizitz and Modica)- pick up your will call tickets and exchange tickets for the armbands.
$35 tickets for Indigo Girls ONLY are available-
Weekend and day passes are sold out.
A few tips-
Get to the venue of your choice in time to get a seat- if it a popular artist and the venue is small, make some plans to be there early. Every room has a limit. With so many venues, if you don't get into one show, there are other options.
These are "listening rooms" - people are here to listen to the artists perform and discuss their work. Try to keep noise and talking to a minimum. (It will be hard, but I will be adhering to this rule
)
Have a blast! There are so many great people in town- let's show them some real SoWal hospitality!
Box office opens at noon today (at Seaside between Pizitz and Modica)- pick up your will call tickets and exchange tickets for the armbands.
$35 tickets for Indigo Girls ONLY are available-
Weekend and day passes are sold out.
A few tips-
Get to the venue of your choice in time to get a seat- if it a popular artist and the venue is small, make some plans to be there early. Every room has a limit. With so many venues, if you don't get into one show, there are other options.
These are "listening rooms" - people are here to listen to the artists perform and discuss their work. Try to keep noise and talking to a minimum. (It will be hard, but I will be adhering to this rule
)Have a blast! There are so many great people in town- let's show them some real SoWal hospitality!
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