Summer and Fall 2022 First Friday Fiddle Jams
May 6, June 3, July 1, Oct. 7
(no FFF in Aug or Sept)
We host a monthly Fiddle Jam on the First Friday known as the F.F.F. Pizza Jam. In the near future it will again be a Potluck Pizza topping event, with supper at 5:30 and music at 7:00. We make the dough (Sourdough and Gluten free, if needed) as well as the tomato sauce and you bring your favorite pizza topping. We hope for a "leave no trace" attitude and little to no waste. So please: No Single use packaging or pre-shredded cheese. We have graters!!! Please confirm attendance with a note in the contact form on home page. Note that F.F.F. Pizza making has been canceled until the pandemic is over over over, but we will continue to host outdoor First Friday jams with bring your own supper intentions. We will have the cob oven and a fire going to stay warm and cook over. Feel free to help with wood gathering. This is a community effort.
Good Note Fiddle Jam
We make pizzas until 6 or 7. The Fiddle Jam starts at 7. People bring things to share. They bring their own Pizza toppings. They make their own Pizza. There is Gluten free pizzas and snacks.
We sit in a circle and go one by one and each person chooses a song. They lead, starting first and leading the tempo. They tell us what key so the pianos and guitars can chord along. Sometimes there are other instruments like: cello, banjos, mandolins, accordions, harmonicas, dobro, flutes, drums and spoons.
People who aren't playing are sitting down and enjoying the music. They don't dance! Others eat snacks, pillow fight, play foosball, talk and jump on hay bales. My mom made me write this.
Rigel Borch, 9
"Mom, its so much more fun playing with a big group... you can play songs you don't even know before"!
We make pizzas until 6 or 7. The Fiddle Jam starts at 7. People bring things to share. They bring their own Pizza toppings. They make their own Pizza. There is Gluten free pizzas and snacks.
We sit in a circle and go one by one and each person chooses a song. They lead, starting first and leading the tempo. They tell us what key so the pianos and guitars can chord along. Sometimes there are other instruments like: cello, banjos, mandolins, accordions, harmonicas, dobro, flutes, drums and spoons.
People who aren't playing are sitting down and enjoying the music. They don't dance! Others eat snacks, pillow fight, play foosball, talk and jump on hay bales. My mom made me write this.
Rigel Borch, 9
"Mom, its so much more fun playing with a big group... you can play songs you don't even know before"!
