WALK: “Music Sebastopol” Saturday, May 25th, 9:00 am Meet at the downtown plaza gazebo

WALK: “Music Sebastopol” Saturday,

Experience Music in Sebastopol!  Check out the musical stops below.

JOIN US!

FREE!

May 25th, 9:00 am Meet at the downtown plaza gazebo (across from Whole Foods)

6908 Weeks Way Sebastopol

Leaders: Scotty King & Peter Wolf

Stop #1, 9-9:25, Gazebo, Sebastopol
Community Drum Circle with Sahar Pinkham (https://saharsound.weebly.com)
“The drum circle is an ancient and effective tool to connect people to themselves, to
each other and to our surroundings. I invite everyone into the group, from the
beginner to well-seasoned drummers. After only minutes in a drum circle, social
fears melt, the walls between us fall away and we easily drop into the experience of
community. I am available to facilitate a drum circle for your group, and I have
drums available for people to play and purchase.”

Stop #2 9:30-9:55, Gazebo, Sebastopol
Singing with Jim Corbet (https://www.peacetown.org https://love-choir.org/)
“Be Kind, Be Happy, Be Grateful, Create Beauty, Build Community, Love your
Neighbor, Choose Love Over Fear, Laugh, Sing, Dance and Play, Meditate and/or
Pray everyday, Love Yourself as a Divine Being, See others as Divine Beings.”

Stop #3 10:15-10:40, Sebtown Strutters Dixieland (carollcurtis@aol.com)
“The Sebtown Strutters is a homegrown Sebastopol band playing Dixieland, Trad
Jazz and Swing arrangements. They can be found rehearsing most Saturday
mornings in Greg Jilka’s open garage at 471 Zimpher Dr. where people often stop
to hear their lively music and sometimes even dance!”

Stop #4: 11-11:25, Rialto Theater, (https://rialtocinemas.com/sebastopol/)
“Since the birth of the “talkies” sound as been an instrumental part of the filmmakers’ tools. Through the presentation of an Academy Award wining cartoon that was
most people’s first introduction to opera and an Academy Award winning short
covering a large swath of the history of motion pictures, Rialto Cinemas takes
viewers on a journey with music and sound as essential to storytelling. Rialto
Cinemas Director, Ky J. Boyd will be on hand to introduce the shorts and take a few
questions.”

Stop #5: 11:05-12, The Theater in Music To My Ears (https://www.mtmearts.com)
“Nestled in the historic Crawford building, in the heart of downtown Sebastopol.
Our boutique theater has a capacity of 60 seats, perfect for intimate performances
and community gatherings. It boasts a well-lit, open concept lobby that warmly
invites patrons the moment they step in, along with fully equipped sound and light
systems, and remarkable acoustics, ensuring a sensational experience for all. Our
Theater pulses with diverse, dynamic, and captivating performances. We’re a
platform for creativity, a hub for local talent, and a beacon for the community.
Mission Statement: “Enriching the individual and the community through musical
expression & education.”