Café Musique, Erin Inglish hosting benefit concert for supervisorial candidate
Cafe Musique.
Concert will be held at Castoro Cellars, Thursday, March 31
–Café Musique and Erin Inglish are performing a benefit concert for 5th District County Supervisor Candidate Eric Michielssen on Thursday, March 31, 2016 at 7 p.m. at Castoro Cellars in Templeton. This is an all-ages, non-partisan event.
Eric Michielssen.
Café Musique’s musical palette includes gypsy, swing, tango, folk and the self-defined genre, “wild classical.” The five SLO County members are Brynn Albanese on violin and vocals, Duane Inglish on accordion, Fred Murray on bass and vocals, Craig Nuttycombe on guitar and vocals, and Eric Williams on guitars, ukulele, bouzouki, banjo and vocals.
Erin Inglish is a banjo player who was born and raised in Santa Margarita and has spent several years living in India, Madagascar, Bulgaria and Serbia. Inglish’s songwriting reflects her elation for life, creative and exploratory nature, and passion for creating positive change.
The artists are donating their time in support of the Michielssen campaign.
Michielssen will face at least one challenger for the seat, incumbent Debbie Arnold. The Fifth District includes the communities of Atascadero, Cal Poly (portion), California Valley, Creston, Garden Farms, Pozo, San Luis Obispo (portion), Templeton (portion), and Santa Margarita.
For more information call/text (805) 952-3707, email [email protected], FB@eric4supervisor, or visit www.Eric4Supervisor.com.
Tickets for the concert are only $50 and includes a night of fine music in a friendly community environment. Purchase tickets at: www.brownpapertickets.com.
