Mount Pleasant DC music walking tour tomorrow, Sunday October 23rd, 1:30 pm
From email, just rec'd it, apologies for the late posting:
Meet up with local historians Mara Cherkasky and Natalie Avery to learn about the musical history of Mt. Pleasant. The walking tour will begin at 14th and Irving St. NW (in front of the CVS) and end at the library.
-- Facebook page for the event
-- Learn about more DC Public Library Know Your Neighborhood programs happening this Fall.
-- Learn about more DC Punk Archive programs and events
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Natalie Avery is a local activist who has always impressed me. She's been involved in many Mount Pleasant neighborhood organizing activities for a couple decades.
... at one Mount Pleasant neighborhood outdoor music event I attended a number of years ago, Ian MacKaye was the sound technician. How cool is that?
He did a presentation a few years ago that I unfortunately missed, on the importance of community social halls as a necessary element in supporting the development of the punk music genre in DC
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Also see this past blog entry which discusses live music as an element of cultural planning.
Labels: community organizing, concerts-music, cultural heritage/tourism, cultural planning, music-entertainment, urban history
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