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Thanks for posting this. I was not aware of this show. I now have something new to do next weekend.

It seems like a bunch of new guitar shows have been popping up in the absence of the Healdsburg show.

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Once in a while you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right - Robert Hunter

Yeah, this is happening in my town and I only found out about it in time to book the last of 80 tables. Go figure. I'm table 23 near the sound booths, so please come say hello or throw a pie in my face or something...

My cousin Anthea is going. She's been a photographer and musician for many years in Vancouver, and worked with her late husband, guitarist and producer, Derek Mason. I'll tell her to drop by and say hi!

Alex

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"Indecision is the key to flexibility" .... Bumper sticker

Dang! Wish I would have known about this earlier. At this point I have multiple commitments that would need to be juggled, so it's doubtful that I'll be able to make it.

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George :-)

Keep your eyes open for a showing of the Group of Seven Guitar Project Documentary. It's really spectacular. Linda Manzer, Grit Larkin, the other builders who started training with Jean Larrivee, building guitars in response to the early 20th Century Canadian art group , "Group of Seven". It's really inspiring.

I'll likely be there without a table my friend. As well as the Able guitar auction, out of curiosity, in Langley or something.

Since you won't be using it that weekend, can I sleep on your work bench?

I'll be there for the luthier convention on Friday and the Exhibition on Sunday.

Looking forward to it.

Danny, sure, but mind all the pointy things...

We'll see you guys there, come say hi!