[Santa Cruz Celtic Slow Sessions] Oops, we need a new place to play again

[nick herbert]

Deli-licious sounds good to me.
That way we won't have to move very far.
Thanks, Lucas.
Nick

On Jun 20, 2008, at 1:59 AM, Tane' Tachyon wrote:

> Lucas Cantin wrote:
>
>> So let me know what you think about 'Deli-licious'.  It used to be
>> Mad Jacks.  It is confirmed if we want it and it seems a good  
>> solution.
>> There are a couple other maybes...
>
> (and had also written earlier)
>
>> I did a little looking.  There is a cafe right next door who will  
>> have
>> us if the group likes.  It is Deli-licious in the east cliff village.
>> They have a stage, and they have parking.
>>
>> Another option is the Poet & Patriot.  The bartender of that shift  
>> said
>> yes, but he has to talk to his boss.  I also emailed the booking for
>> the Pergolesi Cafe and haven't heard back yet.
>
> Cool! We got at least four other suggestions today as well, which I
> will pass on below -- definitely it sounds like we are not at a loss
> for options!
>
> First, Sharon suggested, "How about the patio outside of Cafe La Vie
> - next to what used to be 3D Playhouse?"
>
> Second, Celia said,
>
> " Well, it might be possible to have them at my house.  I don't  
> know if
> " you've had them at a private dwelling before,  but I've got a nice,
> " somewhat messy yard, some shade, some sun.  Let me know if you think
> " that might be a possibility and I'll ponder it a bit more.  There  
> would
> " only be three, maybe four Sunday's involved.
>
> I know we've met at Jean's house before, and maybe at Winona's? It's
> totally slipping my mind. I know I went to shape-note singing at
> Celia's house once, but long enough ago that I can't remember
> anything about it.
>
> Third, Janet said,
>
> " You could play at The Buttery. It's pretty quiet on Sunday  
> afternoon and
> " we have plenty of space and parking. If it were to be busy, we  
> have an
> " office upstairs that might be big enough.
> "
> " I own The Buttery and have been meaning to come to the slow session.
> " This would be very convenient for me.
>
> I must say that the Buttery has incredible food and is more or less
> centrally located, but I don't remember how much room there is inside.
>
> Fourth, Shelley suggested, "it occurs to me that you could meet at the
> Tannery Art Center...  Jesse is the one to ask:   
> jesse at jesseautumn.com "
>
> I guess I'll ask Jesse what the story is with that -- all the
> developments at the Tannery Art Center sound very interesting, but I
> don't know the details in terms of space/$$$/etc.
>
> What do people think about these possibilities?
>
>> --- On Wed, 6/18/08, Tane' Tachyon <tachyon at tachyonlabs.com> wrote:
>>
>>> From: Tane' Tachyon <tachyon at tachyonlabs.com>
>>> Subject: [Santa Cruz Celtic Slow Sessions] Oops, we need a new  
>>> place to play again
>>> To: "Santa Cruz Celtic Slow Sessions email list"  
>>> <santa_cruz_celtic_slow_sessions at lists.sonic.net>
>>> Date: Wednesday, June 18, 2008, 10:40 AM
>>> I've attached a copy of a message I just received from the owner and
>>> manager of the Windmill Cafe -- as you see we now need a new place
>>> again for the third-Sunday-of-the-month slow sessions, at least for
>>> the summer.
>>>
>>> Usually I have this mailing list set as announcements-only, so even
>>> people who don't like getting much email will find it useful, and
>>> because Winona did it that way. But considering that we now could  
>>> use
>>> some group knowledge/ideas/brainstorming I've opened it up to  
>>> general
>>> discussion, so if anyone has any ideas for a good place to move the
>>> monthly sessions to, please reply to this message.
>
> -- 
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