All Posts Tagged With: "Homegrown Live Music Festival"
Guide to Homegrown Live
The Homegrown Live Music Festival will celebrate its third birthday this Saturday with Kingston musicians, music production companies and local bars and restaurants all coming together for a full day of live music throughout downtown Kingston. For the past three years this festival has taken place to raise awareness and funds for The Joe Chitalen [...]
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Homegrown Live Music Festival
Homegrown Live is a music festival celebrating live music in Kingston. Head out to Kingston’s top live music venues, and help raise money for the Joe Chithalen Memorial Musical Instrument Lending Library (Joe’s M.I.L.L.) and collect food donations for the Partners in Mission Foodbank. 10$ wrist bands valid for all Homegrown venues or 5$ plus [...]
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Top 10 of 2010: Joe’s M.I.L.L.
Without question, one of my favourite and most informative outings from last year was to Joe’s Musical Instrument Lending Library. Danielle did a fantastic job outlining the history of Joe’s M.I.L.L., and since then we’ve continued to help spread the good word. Similar to our other best of post from 2010 concerning KFPL, Joe’s M.I.L.L. [...]
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Homegrown Live Music Festival
Homegrown Live is a music festival celebrating live music in Kingston. Join the fun at Kingston’s top live music venues and help raise money for the Joe Chithalen Memorial Musical Instrument Lending Library and collect food donations for the Partners in Mission Foodbank. In 2009, over $9000 was raised, plus close to 250 donated food items!
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Joe’s M.I.L.L.
I recently decided that I wanted to learn to play the mandolin. I’m a violinist so it seemed like a fairly possible endeavour since the tuning and fingering are identical. I had heard about, and even fundraised for, Joe’s Musical Instrument Lending Library but had never actually been there myself. It turns out it’s a [...]
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