Ferndale Public Library stays in the loud camp next month when it welcomes two more bands to its First Stop Friday family. Songs from the Moon and 3773 will play a set each on Fri. Apr. 6. Songs from the Moon will also be releasing a 7” at the show entitled Protest Strategies in two formats: CD and 7” with CD.
The First Stop Friday series will also be the subject of a presentation at the Public Library Association Conference in Philadelphia, Penn. on Fri. Mar. 16. Circulation Specialist, Kelly Bennett will be co-presenting with Kalamazoo Public Library Head of Patron Services on concerts in libraries at the national conference.
First Stop Friday is the perfect start to a busy weekend. Shows end early enough for music fans to make it to their next stop or to make it home at a decent hour. The all-ages, no alcohol, non-bar atmosphere provides a unique setting to hear great local music for those who aren’t able to or don’t want to go to a bar. Local talent from all genres of Metro Detroit’s rich music scene is harvested for these intimate, one-of-a-kind shows. First Stop Friday shows are free and open to all ages.
First Stop Friday
Songs from the Moon & 3773
Ferndale Public Library, 222 E. Nine Mile Road, Ferndale, MI
248-546-2504
Doors: 6:30 PM
Music: 7:00 PM
FREE
For more information about Songs from the Moon, please visit: http://songsfromthemoon.com/
For more information about 3773, please visit: http://3773.bandcamp.com
To view the presentation slides for “Backstage Pass to Concerts at Your Library,” please visit:http://ferndalepubliclibrary.org/kelly/PLA%20Keynote%20PDF.pdf
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Source: Ferndale Public Library
