There is still time to buy tickets for this week's show, simply go to :
http://wellperformancealzheimers.eventbrite.com/
Can't come to the show but still want to contribute to the cause? Event Brite solves that problem, you get a print out of your donation instantly and your money goes to directly to that show's account.
But, we'd rather have you there! Take care and also not the buttons for the Oktoberfeast are now on sale at the Greater Brighton Area Chamber of Commerce. Until later, stay tuned.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Alzheimer's show approaching
On Sept. 17 the Performances @ The Well continues with a musical fundraiser for Alzheimer's. Performing that evening will be Arnie Smith and the band 2nd Chance
Rocks. A great night of classic covers from the 60's, 70's & 80's. Don't miss this show!
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Still catching up!
Whew, this is exhausting, lol. Anyways I shared with you what a great time me and the crew had at the 1st Annual Summer Music Festival put on by the M.M.C., The following Tuesday I had the opportunity to MC the Second Annual Kahuna Coffee charity fundraiser and classic car show! What a cool event and one that I was really pleased to be able to do.
Performances @ The Well returns this month with a fundraising show for Alzheimer's on Saturday, Sept. 17th.
For those of you not familiar with Kahuna Coffee they are located at the corner of old US-23 and M-59 in Hartland. The name has gone under several owners so if you haven't been there in the last two years since Cathi took over, ... you haven't been there:) The M.M.C. holds regular open mics there and Cathi deserves your patronage; she has a heart of gold and just does everything to help others. In today's world of cut-throat business, it is a absolute joy to work with Cathi. Stop by and "experience" the difference she makes.
We are chairing the Brighton Octoberfeast for the Chamber Ambassadors. This restaurant crawl will take place on Tuesday, October 18th from 5-9pm. This is a great opportunity for us to show our skills and we appreciate it.
Today we "officially" expand into the Ann Arbor market. More later so stay tuned.
Performances @ The Well returns this month with a fundraising show for Alzheimer's on Saturday, Sept. 17th.
For those of you not familiar with Kahuna Coffee they are located at the corner of old US-23 and M-59 in Hartland. The name has gone under several owners so if you haven't been there in the last two years since Cathi took over, ... you haven't been there:) The M.M.C. holds regular open mics there and Cathi deserves your patronage; she has a heart of gold and just does everything to help others. In today's world of cut-throat business, it is a absolute joy to work with Cathi. Stop by and "experience" the difference she makes.
We are chairing the Brighton Octoberfeast for the Chamber Ambassadors. This restaurant crawl will take place on Tuesday, October 18th from 5-9pm. This is a great opportunity for us to show our skills and we appreciate it.
Today we "officially" expand into the Ann Arbor market. More later so stay tuned.
Friday, August 26, 2011
Music all around us...
Ok I know I'm slack on this and I am working on being better...but I have to catch up on blogging. I mean, I have stuff to talk about from last week. You're reading along seeing "dated" material and wondering why this lazy stiff (me) doesn't get up off his keaster and blog in a more timely manner? And it's a good, valid question----and don't have an answer :) So here goes:
The Summer Music Festival put on by the Michigan Musicians Collective last week was ... Awesome! I know at times it didn't like that to the workers there, but it was. It's hard to look at success objectively when you're right in the middle of the activity, but me and the rest of the Lamocu crew were eager to point out all the positives the M.M.C. had going for it. The biggest success of all is that for "next" year, they have one of the greatest marketing tools available---they will be able to say it's the SECOND ANNUAL! That screams volumes to potential advertisers and sponsors. Yeah it's not as prestiges as "the twenty-fifth anniversary" or "fifteenth annual" but hey, you know how many events fold after the first time? Too many.
My personal thanks to Bob, Dave, Doc, Kees, Annie, Cathie and everyone there who made Lamocu feel so welcome. Special thanks to Johnny Awesome (yes that's really his name...or he's in the Witness Protection Program, we're not sure) for being himself---if you've had this pleasure that says it all :) Appreciate the culinary tips from Dave on when the correct time is to add "special herbs & seasonings" to melted butter---sound advice and not the kind you get from Rachel Ray;) Bottom line, our hats are off to the M.M.C. of which we, Lamocu Productions is proud to be a member of.
More later, until then keep your stick on the ice and stay tuned.
The Summer Music Festival put on by the Michigan Musicians Collective last week was ... Awesome! I know at times it didn't like that to the workers there, but it was. It's hard to look at success objectively when you're right in the middle of the activity, but me and the rest of the Lamocu crew were eager to point out all the positives the M.M.C. had going for it. The biggest success of all is that for "next" year, they have one of the greatest marketing tools available---they will be able to say it's the SECOND ANNUAL! That screams volumes to potential advertisers and sponsors. Yeah it's not as prestiges as "the twenty-fifth anniversary" or "fifteenth annual" but hey, you know how many events fold after the first time? Too many.
My personal thanks to Bob, Dave, Doc, Kees, Annie, Cathie and everyone there who made Lamocu feel so welcome. Special thanks to Johnny Awesome (yes that's really his name...or he's in the Witness Protection Program, we're not sure) for being himself---if you've had this pleasure that says it all :) Appreciate the culinary tips from Dave on when the correct time is to add "special herbs & seasonings" to melted butter---sound advice and not the kind you get from Rachel Ray;) Bottom line, our hats are off to the M.M.C. of which we, Lamocu Productions is proud to be a member of.
More later, until then keep your stick on the ice and stay tuned.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Summer Music Festival is here!
Countdown to the 1st Annual Summer Music Festival this weekend. 2 days of great local music! The list is too long of performers to list here, go to www.miciganmusicianscollective.com/
What a Great weekend of local music! First the 1st Annual Summer Music Festival being put on by the aforementioned M.M.C. (see first paragraph) goes through Sunday afternoon----Then at the Kiwanis Gazebo show in Brighton, Bill and Erin are warming up for Steve King & The Diddlies at 6:30pm.
Don't ever say there is nothing to do! And don't EVER say we don't have talent around here! It's real, it's excellent and worth taking in EVERY minute of it. Yes despite people that are named after animals---like Moose, music lives on for all of us:)
We are close to finalizing the upcoming schedule for Performances @ The Well, not only for the rest of this year but 2012 as well. Details will be forthcoming. It looks though like the September 17th show will be for Alzheimer's and the forms of dementia. Have to run now, too much to do and too little time. Take care and stay tuned.
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Great runes
Another great performance was put out by KayLyn Pace and the Paradise Band tonight. Rain fortunately held off for the show and the crowd was entertained thoroughly. Next week Bill Welsh does the pre-show show for Steve King & The Diddlies, Bill goes on at 6:30pm.
Also next weekend, leading up to the Kiwanis Gazebo shows is the First Annual Musicfest being put on by the Michigan Musicians Collective. A fantastic group of performers who we have been pleased to be associated with. For more information on their festival go to www.michiganmusiciancollective.com and check them out. Have to run for now, busy week ahead but look for more updates here. Hope you all had a great weekend, until next time keep your stick on the ice and stay tuned.
Also next weekend, leading up to the Kiwanis Gazebo shows is the First Annual Musicfest being put on by the Michigan Musicians Collective. A fantastic group of performers who we have been pleased to be associated with. For more information on their festival go to www.michiganmusiciancollective.com and check them out. Have to run for now, busy week ahead but look for more updates here. Hope you all had a great weekend, until next time keep your stick on the ice and stay tuned.
Friday, August 12, 2011
Sunday, gazebo on the pond.
This Sunday night at 6:30 pm, KayLyn Pace will be performing at the Kiwanis Gazebo Show prior to the Paradise Band. KayLyn just placed second in the K105.3 Radio Jackson Fair last night. A second place finish that garnered her $500!
Come see this wonderful 15 year old's performance this Sunday night at the gazebo on the pond. Then stay to see one of the best local bands around, The Paradise Band with their tributes to Jimmy Buffet and Elvis. That's all for now, keep your stick on the ice and stay tuned.
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