
Jams

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Flagstaff Friends of Traditional Music hosts several Jams and Open Mic events in Flagstaff. Everyone is welcome regardless of your playing ability or if you want to listen to some good music! We're a friendly bunch so bring some songs to play or play along with the others. The oral tradition is alive and well in Flagstaff! From the wonderful venue at Coconino Center for the Arts, to the Old Town Shops in historic downtown Flagstaff, to our friendly neighborhood Bookman's Used Books store and coffee shop, folks in Flagstaff are getting together on a regular basis to play and enjoy music. |
| Every first Friday – 7:00 - 9:00 pm: FFOTM jam session at the Applesauce Teahouse, 213 S. San Francisco St. |
| Every Thursday – 7:00 pm: FFOTM Just Desserts contra dance band rehearsal. Open to anyone who wants to play or listen to contra dance music. Any instrument and playing ability is welcome. Rehearsal starts at 7:00pm at the home of Deb Comly and Mike Reddig, 1457 W. Meade. Formore information call 774-5936. |
| Every 2nd and 4th Monday 7:00 - 9:00 pm: FFOTM Fiddle Tunes Jam Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 510 N. Leroux. Host Larry Peterson 699-7068. |
| Every Tuesday: 8:30 pm – midnight. Charlys Open Mic hosted by Larry Peterson 699-7068. Start calling at noon on Tuesday to get a slot on the line-up. |
| Every first Tuesday – 6:00 - 9:00 pm: FFOTM jam session at the Coconino Center for the Arts. This jam session is currently dormant - we will work with the new management at CCA to try to reinstate it. Sorry! |
| Every Thursday at noon: FFOTM Lunchtime Bluegrass Jam in the lobby of the Old Towne Shops at the corner of Leroux and Birch, downtown Flagstaff. Give Christina Hargis a call Wednesday night to confirm the event. Christina can be reached at 714-1134 evening or 556-2182 day. All are welcome!!! Unfortunately this jam session has ceased to exist, since Mack passed away. |
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"Going up Home..." "Mack, a retired school teacher and wonderful mandolin player, lived in Winslow and was a regular attendee at the Thursday. noon jam session in Flagstaff, making the weekly trip from Winslow out of love for playing music. He could be found at just about every bluegrass festival around these parts." -- Bill Vernieu Mack Essary passed away on Nov. 26, 2003. He was 72 years old. Mack He was a teacher.
He was one of the finest mandolin players I’ve ever had the privilege to play with. Read more about Mack in Joan's entire FFOTM Newsletter article here. |
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