Village Music Project Lochwinnoch
Wednesday, 1 May, 2024, 7.30 – 11.30 p.m.
Crawford Smith and Lochwinnoch Arts Festival
The Three Churches – aka Garthland Arms5 Church Street, Lochwinnoch.
The purpose of the event:
Meet up, play some music and have some fun!
*The event will give Project Artistic Director, Musician, Producer,Tutor and Singer Songwriter James Grant a chance to meet you and hear some of your work.
*You can ask us questions and meet the project team.
*We can ask you questions about your availability, and other important information.
*We can give you pointers about what you can do while we get more things up and running.
*We can all just have a good evening celebrating this injection of money and opportunity for the whole village.
Written word/poetry, storytelling, art work, copywriting, PR, events, sound engineering, music tuition, collaborations in songwriting.. All need organised! ”
Open Mic will take place 1st Wednesday of every month.
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