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Napa Porchfest 2014 Cliff Nelson 1:30-2:15 folk/country Skunk Funk 1-2 Ska/funk Cliff G,,Joel, Quin 2:30-3:15 bluegrass Trevor Lyon 2-3 Reggae Sound Cliff Greenwood 3:30-4:15 Alt Country DJ Imagine/Dubmike 3-3:30 Shelby Cobra 4:30-6:00 Outlaw Country DJ Pion 2 Zion 4-5 Reggae Napa Porchfest 2014 1339 C Street Irie Fuse 5-6 Reggae/Rock Reggae/Rock Out of the garage and onto the porch! Sunday, July 27, 1-6:00 pm Mountain Squirrel 1-2:30 Jam/ Rock 1429 Elm Street Southside Traffic 3-6 Classic Rock Flagship Romance 1-2 Folk 1436 G. Street Maikai Gents 2:30-3:30 Old Time Hawaiian Tom Martin 2-4 Nifty Covers/Originals/Blues Smart Fellers 4-6 30's,40's swing/Jazz 8 Glenwood Drive 355 Franklin St Pickle Creek String Band 1-6 Appalachian/Folk Margaux 1-1:30 singer/songwriter 1901 York St. The Benders 2-3:45 jam band Nuclear Blonde 4.15- 6 Original Blues/Funk/R&B Sow Belly Trio 2-4 acoustic classic rock/country 436 Franklin St 1441 Center Street Eloquence String Quartet 1-3 classical On3 1-2 Modern Upbeat Pop/Rock 482 Franklin St. Jim Senecal 2:30-4 Acoustic Folk Rock Ron Bruder 4:30-6 Classic 60's-70's Sono Jazz Trio 3:30-5:30 jazz 1181 Hayes Street 481 Franklin St. Austin Pitzer &the Easy Lees 1-3 acoustic mashup Magnanimous 1-1:30 electro synth The White Hat Cowboy Do Wop 3:30-5 Rock- Pretty Pigeons 2-3 beachy pop abilly/Rock Lectric 3.30-5.30 alt rock, country 1436 Polk Street - Blue Oak School 52 Franklin Street Breaking News 1-3 Rock and Soul The Napa Valley Duo 2-3 Classical/Jazz The Bad Decision 3:30-5 Rock and Soul Jeffery McFarland-Johnson 3-5 Bach on Strat 1564 Polk Street 308 Franklin street Yellow Belly 2-4 Country, rock, do wop Jimmy Duhig 1-1:30 Slack Key Guitar 1240 Randolph Street Mirror Image 2:00- 3:30 singer/songwriter duo The Kelly & Jekel Duo 4-6 Bohemian Nouveau Later Dayz Band 1-4 Classic rock 1015 Oak St 1459 Ash Street Duex K 30 1-2 Hard Country/Blues/Americana Molly's Jam 2-6 Old Time Music Time Riders 2:30-4 50's/60's Rock & Roll 144 Gesford Greg Fobyn and the Lightning Juice 4-6 Popabilly The Swift Band 1-3 Old Guy Power Trio 1326 Oak St The One After 909 3:30-5 Mostly Beatles Krooked 1-2:30 527 Madison Street 1515 Oak St Nancy Joy Evans 1-2 Singer/songwriter Amber Snider Trio 1-2:30 Amber-acana Fred & Larry 2:30-3:30 Beatles to Zevon Trio Solea 3-5 Classic Latin Guitars Tom Overton & John Wheeler 4-6 singing duo 1206 Oak St. 2035 Oak St. Vadala 1-3 indie rock And That's the News 1-2.30 pop/rock Makena & Belair 1-2 Guitar Duo Mid Life Krysis 2-4 Rock Girl Dog 3:30-4:30 songwriter folk Creative Disorder 3-4:30 60's 80's covers Mike Howard 2:15-3:15 solo guitar 1842 Oak Street 1512 Palmer St. 731 Wilson St. Flashback 3:30-6 Liquid Rock Buttercream Gang 3-4 Rock/Pop/World 1475 Fourth St. Down Valley 1-2 traditional americana Davies Dukes Band 1-4 rock blues jazz country Minus Mary 4:30 - 6 Roots Acoustic Sara Rodenburg 2:30-3:30 singer songwriter 605 First St. (Uncorked at Oxbow) Moxie 1-2:30 Rock with attitude 529 Patchett Street The Howell Mountain Boys 4-6 alt grass The Treatment 3:30-6 Classic Rock The Radio Effect 1-1:45 Indie Rock Full View 1-3 acoustic duo 266 Randolph St. 1340 Fourth Street - Cope Family Center Run With Patience 2:15- 3:45 Blues/Spiritual Rock 431 Brown St. Full Chisel 1-2:30 aggressive acoustic The Last Resort 4:30-6 Your Soul for Rock & Roll We Are Invisible Monsters 1-2 Indie Rock Brian Coutch Music 1-3 Blue Eyed Soul Sharon Hedlund 3-4 piano 1219 First Street - old Goodman Library Darealwordsound 2:30-3:30 nerdcore/chiphop Jimmy Smith Band 3:30-6 Edgy Blues Hipshake 4:30-6 R&B Lectric 3:30-5:30 Alt Rock Country Soul on Fire 3:30 - 5 bad company tribute 485 Brown Street 569 Randolph St. 1003 Juarez Street 1645 First Street Funk Pickles 1-2 funk Never Too Late 1-3 Poppin' Rock Shelby Lanterman 1-1:30 singer/songwriter Pikaczy Quartet 1-3 Classical & Contemporary Trebuchet 2:30-3:30 post folk Jealous Zelig 4-6 Jazz/soul/gospel/Classical Kristin Van Dyke 1:45-3:15 Indie rock 1427 Fourth St. grass child 4-6 Juicy rock 411 Randolph Street - Inn on Randolph The Deadlies 3:30-6 Surf Rock 580 Coombs (Public library) 1030 Main St. - NV Opera House @ rear porch Arty Bongo & the Mega Tones 1-3 Marimbas Astral Kitchen 1-3 Rock TrainFace 3:30-4:30 indie rock Big Sticky Mess 3:30-5 Funk 522 Seminary St. 1015 Elm St Turn over for FAQ Check online for updates @ napaporchfest.org *schedule is subject to change 7/17/14 (continued from front) Just the ~ FAQ’s Hair Club For Men 1-2 Electric Blues Out of the garage and The Sorry Lot 2:30-6 Traditional Irish Restrooms available at the Folk/Ballads following locations: onto the porch! Napa 747 Third St Fuller Park - Public restrooms Porchfest is California's Graveyard Boots 1-3 alt. Rock 1350 Third St 580 Coombs St - Napa City County Library first porch festival: A free Acoustic Soul 1-3 Motown blues Restrooms & venue event where musicians Alta Heights Allstars 3:30-5.:30 jazz 1105 Evans 1350 3rd St - Uptown Theater serve up an afternoon of Restrooms & venue Not Dead Yet 1-2 Light rock/blues music on porches in Celeste Astara 2:30-3:30 indie folk 1517 3rd St - ABC Bakery - Dana Lyon & Friends 4-5 light acoustic Restrooms - have a cuppa while you are there! historic Downtown Napa. Slow Jammin' 5-6 jam band 33 Highland 1030 First St - City Winery - restrooms & Napa Porchfest venue @ the Opera Plaza 644 1st St - the Oxbow Public Market - rest- rooms - take a rest break and shop or eat! 1219 1st St - Goodman Library - Food Trucks at the Library!! See map. 580 Coombs St. restrooms & venue Parking, if you must: Free public parking is available in the 5th St. garage and City and County For Porchfest Guests surface parking lots. Time limits on other surface parking lots apply. On PLEASE NOTE - Homes will not be Bring your bike! You know you street parking is very limited. Please open to guests. See restroom loca- want to. do not expect to drive to all the loca- tions ~ FAQ’s Please observe vehicle code, tions as there will be street closures • Lawn chairs, blankets, coolers share the road and do not block in effect. Do consider riding or are welcome and encouraged, streets or driveways! Streets will bringing your bike instead so that but NO ALCOHOL. remain open for cars, so be care- you can visit more neighborhoods! • Be prepared for warm weather. ful crossing streets. Police may Don't forget your hat, sunscreen, require limited street closures parasols, etc. #napaporchfest based on safety considerations. • City of Napa ordinances apply For updates, like and visit regarding dogs, alcohol and un- us on facebook & ruly behavior. Collector 2014 T-shirts, on sale now at • “Pack it in – Pack it out!”, “Leave Twitter Wildcat, day of the event at 580 only your footprints.” Coombs, $20! @napaporchfest • Tips for musicians are welcomed! • Biking, walking, skipping, & napaporchfest.org skateboarding, and roller skating Thank you to all our porch hosts, from porch to porch is encour- Email: [email protected] volunteers, and musicians; and a big aged!! thank you also to our sponsors: • Volunteers in orange T-shirts More Questions? - call Thea Witsil Napa County Landmarks, Wildcat, will have additional maps in @ Wildcat, 707-224-3162 or Napa Tom Collins, The Historic Inns of each neighborhood. County Landmarks at 707-255-1836 Napa, and the City of Napa .
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