not for profit folk music concert series seeks volunteers, both during concerts and virtual from home Options

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Notlob Folk Concerts are 100% volunteer run and not for profit.

Patron donations go to (hopefully) covering production expenses (rent, sound engineer, green room food, publicity) and paying the artists. They are a labor of love that operates with support from volunteers. Volunteering is fun and very rewarding. Each show requires 3-5 people to set up and take down lighting, receive donations, sell artist merchandise, and set up and take down the green room. Outside concerts, publicity help (social networking groups, street team) is needed.

If you are interested or seek more information, please read

Website ~ http://notlobmusic.googlepages.com
Volunteering details ~ http://notlobmusic.googlepages.com/volunteering

...and send an email to notlobreservations (at) comcast (dot) net

Upcoming concerts

Friday, October 02: Old time fiddler from Pennsylvania ~ Matt Brown @ Medford House Concert

Saturday, October 03: Scottish traditional band ~ Malinky w/ Matching Orange @ UCG

Saturday, October 10: Country Traditional Music Hall of Fame member ~ Mark Brine @ Jackson Homestead

Sunday, October 18: 2x IBMA guitarist of the year ~ Jim Hurst @ Real School of Music

Friday, November 06: Vermont fiddler ~ Lissa Schneckenburger Band w/ Ari and Mia Friedman @ UCG

Saturday, November 21: 2004 Kerrville Music Festival "New Folk" songwriting competition winner ~ Claudia Nygaard @ Jackson Homestead

Sunday, November 22: ~ Claudia Nygaard @ Grafton House Concert

Friday, December 04: From Darol Anger's "Republic of Strings" ~ Jeremy Kittel Band (featuring Tristan Clarridge & Simon Chrisman) @ UCG

Saturday, December 12: ~ David Massengill @ Jackson Homestead

Sunday, December 13: ~ David Massengill @ Grafton House Concert.

Check website for venues & details.