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dbrooks - Posted - 03/30/2022: 14:09:51
The Louisville Folk School is sponsoring a series of concerts in a great intimate setting at the Peterson-Dumesnil House in the Clifton neighborhood. The Possum Queens played to a sold-out houise on Friday, Match 24. Upcoming concerts include:
April 9 - Don Rogers with Fernando Moya
April 24 - Dom Flemons with Julia Purcell and the Sanaan Hamza Duo
May 13 -Tatiana Hargreaves and Allison de Groot with Blue Monroes
Limited tickets are available. More information and ticket sales at Events – Louisville Folk School
David
Tractor1 - Posted - 03/30/2022: 15:22:55
do I have to worry about B A being there --they don't want me around and I know they support each other in media
Is that where the Brick Road goes up the hill from Grinstead?
Edited by - Tractor1 on 03/30/2022 15:32:41
dbrooks - Posted - 03/31/2022: 06:13:47
Tom, I can't answer your question about BA (by which I assume you mean Bluegrass Anonymous). I teach at the Folk School, but I have not been involved in putting the concert series together. I have not heard BA mentioned. In the words of Dave Howard, the Folk School director, "Anyone interested in a listening room experience with a bunch of really awesome bands is welcome."
Yes, the Peterson-Dumesnil house is at the top of Peterson Avenue, the brick-paved road that runs up the hill.
David
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