Mari Tamburo (Mari Mack) on vocals
Arne Frager on bass
Dave Powell on guitar and vocals
Craig Caffall on guitar and vocals and
Martin Cunningham on the drum throne!
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Friday, September 12, 2025
Music: Second Saturday in San Francisco 4 - 8 pm
Our current house band, Mari Mack & Livin' Like Kings, will keep our Second Saturday Afternoon residency gig at The Saloon until further notice. If you are in the neighborhood, stop by and say "hi!"
Saturday, September 13th, from 4 - 8 pm, our Kings' lineup will be:
Tuesday, May 6, 2025
Sunday, January 12, 2025
California Wildfires Assistance for Musicians and Audio Professionals...
We will update this list as we get more information.
https://www.wearemovingtheneedle.org/firefundapp2025
https://guitarcenterfoundation.org/fires/
Google Doc with additional resources. This link will lead you to the 2nd page of the worksheet. To see a list of some our music industry people in need of assistance, scroll to the bottom of the sheet and click on the 1st tab.
Friday, May 31, 2024
Sunday, March 17, 2024
Pages Have Been Updated
I'm adding information to our pages again, so check them out.
Also, if you come across any people or entities that are aligned with our *core values, feel free to send in some suggestions! Go to our Facebook page send us a message.
Thanks,
Mari
*core values: music, art, creative entrepreneurship, earth stewardship
Wednesday, October 11, 2023
Opportunity : Assistant Professor, School of Music, San Francisco State University
Apply as soon as possible for best consideration.
Job no: 532698
Work type: Instructional Faculty – Tenured/Tenure-Track
Location: San Francisco
Categories: Unit 3 - CFA - California Faculty Association, Faculty - Fine/Performing Arts, Tenured/Tenure-Track, Full Time, On-site (work in-person at business location)
San Francisco State University, School of Music offers an exciting opportunity for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in music beginning August 7, 2024. We seek a colleague whose teaching and research interests include Afro/Latinx Musical Diaspora (which may include Indigenous and/or Afro/Caribbean practices). We are especially interested in qualified candidates with a demonstrated commitment -- through their research and/or creative activities, teaching, and service -- to the diversity and excellence of our academic community.
https://careers.pageuppeople.com/873/sf/en-us/job/532698/assistant-professor-school-of-music
Thursday, July 19, 2018
Hey Hey Mama : Benefit for Breast Cancer Prevention : Saturday, July 21, 2018
Hey Hey Mama - Led Zeppelin Tribute : Benefit for Breast Cancer Prevention Saturday, July 21, 2018
Impact Hub Oakland
1423 Broadway 94612
Oakland, CA
Special guests the T Sisters (Erika, Rachel and Chloe Teitgen) plus an
All Star Lineup of the Bay Area's best women vocalists singing the music of Led Zeppelin!
In alphabetical order:
Loralee Christensen, Teal Collins, Noelle Doughty, Jacque Herrera, Allyson Paige, Pamela Parker, Liz Pisco, Aubrey Rhodes, Christina Stogsdill, Mari Mack (Tamburo,) Susan Zelinsky
TICKETS
Saturday, July 7, 2018
The Power of Music
I just thought this would be a fun break from the insanity of news media. A fun ride. Music is a vehicle for change. Sending love and light to you and yours.
Happy Belated Birthday Paul McCartney, and Happy Birthday Ringo! This is from 2011, but it still rocks:
Peace and Love.
ox,
Mari
Tuesday, January 23, 2018
Pardon Our Appearance While We Regroup
Hello Creative Cultivators!
We are in the midst of a regroup.
Stay tuned.
In the meantime, check out our new release:
Mari Mack: Livin' Like Kings : Rough Tracks
iTunes
Best Regards,
Mari
We are in the midst of a regroup.
Stay tuned.
In the meantime, check out our new release:
Mari Mack: Livin' Like Kings : Rough Tracks
iTunes
Google Play
Amazon
Best Regards,
Mari
Saturday, February 11, 2017
Sunday, January 1, 2017
Kai Eckhardt : "Forgiving the Unforgivable"
For details and tickets, please visit this link: http://m.bpt.me/event/2749730
Friday, November 11, 2011
Random DIRT : 11/11
The epicenter of the Marin Arts world is experiencing a shift...
After an abrupt and unexpected dismissal from his position as Marin Arts Council's Executive Director (the Board cited "budgetary issues" as the reason) Argo Thompson has found his footing at a place that probably feels a bit more like home : Mill Valley's 142 Throckmorton Theatre.
In a strange plot twist, he is their new Development Director (fundraising a key component of the job) but this position seems a better fit for him - after all, he has a theatre background and has raised funds to build the 6th Street Playhouse. It would appear that San Rafael's loss is Mill Valley's gain. Sure, Argo has a bit longer of a commute, but he drives a hybrid!
Another arts entity that is out of San Rafael is Donna Seager Gallery. Donna has forged a partnership with her long time gallery assistant, Suzanne Gray McSweeney and the pair have opened up a new space : the Seager Gray Gallery - at 23 Sunnyside in Mill Valley. Grand Opening : Nov. 12th, 5:00-
A little farther down the road in Tam Junction, Grow Art and Garden Education Center officially opened its doors on November 5th. I was so impressed with Grow and the positive energy of the Potters' Studio director, Jennie Dito, that I've committed to a class for the next six weeks - it's a great workout for my hands between all this social media, blogging, and learning to play guitar. Our teacher, Lynne Meade, is a treasure trove of knowledge, as she's been making ceramics since she was eight years old! How amazing is that? Lynne also teaches at Cal and has shown her beautiful porcelain pieces at Sausalito Art Festival. What an inspiration. I'm so grateful to have this opportunity so close to home.
Speaking of cultivating creativity at an early age - Megan Schiller is also teaching at Grow - her Make + Believe Children's Art Studio, which occupies a tot-sized space, is just right for little budding artists.
If you haven't been to Grow yet, check it out at Tam Junction - a long abandoned building is now bursting with plant life, chickens and art - you'll LOVE what they've done with the place!
After an abrupt and unexpected dismissal from his position as Marin Arts Council's Executive Director (the Board cited "budgetary issues" as the reason) Argo Thompson has found his footing at a place that probably feels a bit more like home : Mill Valley's 142 Throckmorton Theatre.
In a strange plot twist, he is their new Development Director (fundraising a key component of the job) but this position seems a better fit for him - after all, he has a theatre background and has raised funds to build the 6th Street Playhouse. It would appear that San Rafael's loss is Mill Valley's gain. Sure, Argo has a bit longer of a commute, but he drives a hybrid!
Another arts entity that is out of San Rafael is Donna Seager Gallery. Donna has forged a partnership with her long time gallery assistant, Suzanne Gray McSweeney and the pair have opened up a new space : the Seager Gray Gallery - at 23 Sunnyside in Mill Valley. Grand Opening : Nov. 12th, 5:00-
A little farther down the road in Tam Junction, Grow Art and Garden Education Center officially opened its doors on November 5th. I was so impressed with Grow and the positive energy of the Potters' Studio director, Jennie Dito, that I've committed to a class for the next six weeks - it's a great workout for my hands between all this social media, blogging, and learning to play guitar. Our teacher, Lynne Meade, is a treasure trove of knowledge, as she's been making ceramics since she was eight years old! How amazing is that? Lynne also teaches at Cal and has shown her beautiful porcelain pieces at Sausalito Art Festival. What an inspiration. I'm so grateful to have this opportunity so close to home.
Speaking of cultivating creativity at an early age - Megan Schiller is also teaching at Grow - her Make + Believe Children's Art Studio, which occupies a tot-sized space, is just right for little budding artists.
If you haven't been to Grow yet, check it out at Tam Junction - a long abandoned building is now bursting with plant life, chickens and art - you'll LOVE what they've done with the place!
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Random Dirt 9.15.2011
Berkeley based MOG's FreePlay launch could take on Spotify.
SF Music Tech attendee gets a sense of "new hope" for the music industry.
EU seizes public domain, extends publisher monopoly
Talk about copyrights
BAY AREA : This Weeks's Picks (includes 50%discount to WOOFSTOCK!)
CALLING ALL BAY AREA VIDEOMAKERS
SF Music Tech attendee gets a sense of "new hope" for the music industry.
EU seizes public domain, extends publisher monopoly
Talk about copyrights
BAY AREA : This Weeks's Picks (includes 50%discount to WOOFSTOCK!)
CALLING ALL BAY AREA VIDEOMAKERS
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Artsboretum Around Town
WEEKEND PICKS:
SUNDAY May 30th:
Youth Rock the Rebuild! Young music activists raise funding for kids in Haiti, downtown Mill Valley: MORE INFO:http://youthrocktherebuild.com/
1st 2010 Caledonia Street Spring Faire
produced by the City of Sausalito, in partnership with the Sausalito Nursery School.
Caledonia Street Fair WEBSITE
Band Schedule:
MAIN STAGE
Whiskey Pills 11:15am- 12:45pm
Belly Dance 1pm- 1:45pm
Hands on Fire 2pm- 2:30pm
Eugene Huggins 4pm- 5:30pm
CHILDREN'S STAGE
House of Samba Kids Concert 11am- 12:15pm
Little Gym Demo 12:30pm- 1pm
Tim Cain 1pm- 1:45pm
Terry/ Ballet 2pm- 2:45pm
Crunchy Frog 3:15pm- 4:45pm
MONDAY - Memorial Day -
Mill Valley Pancake breakfast 7:00 am and Memorial Day Parade - then onto the Community Center for a fun fair - with music by James Moseley Band.
For more local choices in YOUR area - go check out Local Music Vibe
OUT OF TOWN and ONGOING:
For the Bayou at FURTHER - (In Calaveras County) also - Text "MFR" to 90999 to make a $5 donation to support the effort to save Louisiana's wetlands, an area that was in danger even before this catastrophic BP oil mess : FOR THE BAYOU INFO
SUNDAY May 30th:
Youth Rock the Rebuild! Young music activists raise funding for kids in Haiti, downtown Mill Valley: MORE INFO:http://youthrocktherebuild.com/
1st 2010 Caledonia Street Spring Faire
produced by the City of Sausalito, in partnership with the Sausalito Nursery School.
Caledonia Street Fair WEBSITE
Band Schedule:
MAIN STAGE
Whiskey Pills 11:15am- 12:45pm
Belly Dance 1pm- 1:45pm
Hands on Fire 2pm- 2:30pm
Eugene Huggins 4pm- 5:30pm
CHILDREN'S STAGE
House of Samba Kids Concert 11am- 12:15pm
Little Gym Demo 12:30pm- 1pm
Tim Cain 1pm- 1:45pm
Terry/ Ballet 2pm- 2:45pm
Crunchy Frog 3:15pm- 4:45pm
MONDAY - Memorial Day -
Mill Valley Pancake breakfast 7:00 am and Memorial Day Parade - then onto the Community Center for a fun fair - with music by James Moseley Band.
For more local choices in YOUR area - go check out Local Music Vibe
OUT OF TOWN and ONGOING:
For the Bayou at FURTHER - (In Calaveras County) also - Text "MFR" to 90999 to make a $5 donation to support the effort to save Louisiana's wetlands, an area that was in danger even before this catastrophic BP oil mess : FOR THE BAYOU INFO
Friday, May 7, 2010
Come visit us at the Marin Human Race!
Saturday, May 8th from 7:30 - 11:30, Artsboretum will be hosting a "Green Tent" for musicians donating their time and talents at the Marin Human Race. We'll be near Booth #'s 26, 27 & 28, so come by and say "hello."
Where: Marin Civic Center in and around the pond.
Check out the list of musicians:
http://www.cvnl.org/mhr2010/commfair.htm
Where: Marin Civic Center in and around the pond.
Check out the list of musicians:
http://www.cvnl.org/mhr2010/commfair.htm
Thursday, April 22, 2010
GREEN SONG WINNERS announced!
Earth Day Marin Green Song Contest
Winners of the Green Song Contest
Top Performer Winner (will play at Earth Day Marin 4/24 - College of Marin): “Regeneration” by Sofi Rox (aka Sofi Setrakain)
Platinum Winner – “Silent Spring” by Dore Coller (Savannah Blue)
*Gold Winner – “Use it Again” by Murray Orrick*(Let’s Go Green)
*Silver Winner – “Global Warmin” by Elmo Shropshire/Rita Abrams*(Dr. Elmo)
Bronze Winner – “Rescue” by Scott Stephens (Liquid Blue)
Promising Young Performer Local – Matt Jaffe for “Scientific Reasoning” and “Sitting Ducks”
Promising Young Performer National – Augustina Mensa-Kwao (Tenacious T) for “Nature’s Worth”
Honorable Mentions (random order):
“Believe” – by Nicole Sutton & Mark McGee (Luv Planet)
“Ballad of Ballad of John Francis, Planetwalker” – by John Wilson
“A Beautiful World” - by Julie Steier
“Peace For Our Planet Earth” by Paul Feia
for more info, please go here: http://localmusicvibe.com/shout-out-april-22-2010
Winners of the Green Song Contest
Top Performer Winner (will play at Earth Day Marin 4/24 - College of Marin): “Regeneration” by Sofi Rox (aka Sofi Setrakain)
Platinum Winner – “Silent Spring” by Dore Coller (Savannah Blue)
*Gold Winner – “Use it Again” by Murray Orrick*(Let’s Go Green)
*Silver Winner – “Global Warmin” by Elmo Shropshire/Rita Abrams*(Dr. Elmo)
Bronze Winner – “Rescue” by Scott Stephens (Liquid Blue)
Promising Young Performer Local – Matt Jaffe for “Scientific Reasoning” and “Sitting Ducks”
Promising Young Performer National – Augustina Mensa-Kwao (Tenacious T) for “Nature’s Worth”
Honorable Mentions (random order):
“Believe” – by Nicole Sutton & Mark McGee (Luv Planet)
“Ballad of Ballad of John Francis, Planetwalker” – by John Wilson
“A Beautiful World” - by Julie Steier
“Peace For Our Planet Earth” by Paul Feia
for more info, please go here: http://localmusicvibe.com/shout-out-april-22-2010
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Call for Entries - SHORTS AND BEATS
Art For Progress presents "Shorts and Beats Volume VI, San Francisco"
- DEADLINE MAY 3rd
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
- DEADLINE MAY 3rd
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Arts Advocacy Day
Celebrate Arts Advocacy Day by joining the Artsboretum! Supporting our work will help stimulate the economy though the arts. For more information, please read our FAQ
Monday, April 5, 2010
Monday Night Meeting of the Minds...
We are doing it again next week! - April 12th! Same time, same place. Horizon's Happy Hour 5-7. If you need more info than that, you really haven't been paying attention...
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