Wake Forest Coffee Company
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"To spark and build friendships for the betterment of our local community through the crafting and creation of delicious beverages."
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Featured Member Interview: Marcia Streithorst
Proud to say Marcia is part of the Artist's Loft family at WaFoCoCo :)
Maureen
Drop in Paint Night at the Artists Loft / $5 Donation
Calling All Creative People! Are you looking to network with other creative people or looking for a place to work on that project or get motivated to start the one that is stuck in your head? Look No Further! The Artist Loft & Gallery is going to start a drop in art night in May and it will run the third Thursday of every month from 6pm – 9pm. So grab a coffee or bring a bottle of wine. We will provide the cups and the tables will be covered. Also the artists from The Loft will be on hand to answer questions like do you think this is too green. You know we all need another set of eyes to take a look sometimes. All we ask is you let us know if you can make it so we can have the tables set up and donate $5.00 in order help us cover the cost. You can e-mail seltzersart@gmail.com with a yes I’m in. So you say I don’t paint but I love to make crafts or knit. No problem. Come join the party. Space will be limited to the first 20 that say yes.
Andrew Kasab at Wake Forest Coffee Co
Andrew Kasab is an American guitarist, harp guitarist and singer-songwriter. He is known for combining traditional and contemporary techniques, energetic performances, arrangements of modern works for the guitar and harp guitar and occasionally plays harmonica and ukulele. He has been performing for over 30 years at music halls, events, festivals, restaurants and other venues, self released 11 albums of solo material, and plays multiple styles including folk, blues, country, bluegrass, jazz, American fingerstyle, American primitive and contemporary acoustic styles. Andrew Kasab is a Tonedevil Artist, endorsed by Tonedevil Harp Guitars. "This guy's a monster on the acoustic guitar." (Annette Warner, A.Warner Entertainment!) Kasab demonstrates his work ethic at live performances, usually performing for multiple hours without stopping and can go from ambient melodies to lively pieces within a set. “His arrangements for the harp guitar are incredibly vibrant, with nimble plucks creating intricate patterns as savvy bass lines add gravity beneath limber melodies. When he reaches for a typical six-string guitar, his blues numbers are fiery and precise.” (Jordan Lawrence, Indy Week) Kasab’s latest release, ”Fish”(2015), contains 24 tracks of original instrumental acoustic guitar and harp guitar works that showcase the expansive direction taken since the early 2000’s and is shown on previous albums such as “Guitar.Tune.Art” (2012). “Kasab uses the tonal diversity and range of the harp guitar with aplomb and artistry.”(James Filkins, Minor 7th) In 2010, Kasab became the first to arrange and record the monumental piano concerto “Pictures At An Exhibition” (Modest Mussorgski) for solo acoustic guitar.
Richie
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