In October, Tacoma’s Broadway Center hosted a weekend-long arts and cultural festival in the heart of downtown Tacoma—the 2011 Fall Free for All. They asked us to shoot some photos of excellent music program curated by local Tacoma musician Aaron Stevens of Goldfinch.
Above is the first video—Seattle/Tacoma locals Concours d’Elegance blowing away the crowd with their tight new wave jams and captivating stage show.
Below is a look at Portland’s soulful and face-melting Drew Grow & The Pastors’ Wives:
And here’s some dreamy otherworldliness from Portland’s Laura Gibson:
Be sure to also peruse our gallery of photos from the entire weekend…
The Round featuring musicians Noah Gunderson, Kris Doty and Nick Principe
Portland Cello Project featuring Drew Grow and Seth Schaper of Drew Grow and the Pastors’ Wives
Drew Grow and the Pastors’ Wives
festival music curator Aaron Stevens of Goldfinch
City Hall
Portland Cello Project featuring Kevin Sur of Indian Valley Line and Kelli Schaefer
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video music by
Concours d’Elegance
presented by
The Broadway Center
Aaron Stevens of Goldfinch