From Steve Seskin:

Hi there,

I’m sorry for the late reminder. Things have been pretty busy. I’m at a folk festival in Colorado as I write this. I’ll be home on Friday and on Sunday we will have our 2nd Sunday of the month free music gathering featuring me, Caren
Armstrong, Wendell Wolff and possibly a surprise guest. We would love for you to join us. The address is 929 36th street Richmond, Ca 94805. We start music at 4:30 and we will have some food and drink for you to enjoy. Feel free to bring something to add to
that offering, but it’s by no means required.

Because I’m so late getting this out, right now we have 8 people in the audience and we have room for 17 more. So – let me know if you’d like to come and I’ll put you on the list. I hope to see you on Sunday….

Thanks, Steve

If you need the location, email Steve at Steve Seskin <seskinmusic@gmail.com>

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