From Steve Seskin:

Hi there,
I’m doing a house concert with my friend SInclair at my home in Richmond, CA on Friday October 16th at 7:30 pm. Doors open at 7 pm. Tickets are $30 and must be purchased in advance. These days I don’t play out often so if you
have been wanting to hear me live, here’s your chance. We only have room for 42 people so act soon if you want to attend. If you sign up for tickets, I’ll email you the address. You can reserve a space by purchasing a ticket. You can use Venmo@Steve-Seskin
or send a paypal to theseskins@aol.com or send a Zelle to Steve Seskin. We will serve a sumptuous dessert at the break between
sets. I love performing with Sinclair! I am sending this out to my main mailing list later today but I’m letting you know first along with others on the Sunday community music nights list.

Lastly, here’s a link to a version of one of my favorite songs I wrote with Sinclair called "This Too Shall Pass"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hghNj5Xw9ls&list=RDhghNj5Xw9ls&start_radio=1

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