Viva Terlingua Music Festival 2015 – Sunday

Sunday evening I didn’t know what to expect. How many people would stay in town?

Things were slower, as people gathered up their guitars and souvenirs and heading back to be at work or school on Monday.

This year, Sunday turned into a fun jam session at the Boathouse that was surprisingly crowded. I think this needs to be a tradition.

Here are some of the pics.

I’m still recovering from the festival, gathering up PA systems and equipment, and restoring my office/recording studio to its previous level of chaos. I’ll have time to reflect on the festival, gather information and ideas from the venues and sound guys, talk to the musicians and attendees soon.

This year’s festival was a huge improvement over last year’s, but there’s lots of room for improvement. If you’ve got an idea about how to make it better, leave a comment here.

Betsy and I posted this on Facebook. I want to post it here, too. We are overwhelmed with gratitude for everybody who helped make Viva Terlingua Music Festival such a success.

THANK YOU!

What a great weekend!! With heartfelt gratitude, we thank all of those who helped make the 2nd Annual Viva Terlingua Fest possible. A special round of applause goes to:

Our venues and all of their hardworking employees:
Boathouse Restaurant & Bar
La Kiva Restaurant and Bar
Starlight Theatre

The amazing musicians who shared their great talents with us, giving us moments we won’t forget!

The local businesses who supported the festival: Big Bend Gazette, Big Bend Holiday Hotel, Big Bend Motor Inn, Cenizo Journal, Far Out Booking, Villa Terlingua, and CraigBurdett.net

for the great website.Soundmen:
Jeff Gavin Jeffro Greasewood
Trevor Hickle
Buckner Cooke

All volunteers who gave of their time and energy at each venue. We couldn’t have had this festival without you!

And, to all the people of the Big Bend region and beyond who showed up to support our local businesses!