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January 23, 2010: Townsend Center for the Arts, Carrollton, GA

Date: January 23, 2010 10:51 PM
Topic: January 23, 2010: Townsend Center for the Arts, Carrollton, GA

It was a long afternoon and evening at the Townsend Center. We
arrived around 2:45 and Michael and Mitchell went straight to the
workshop. The rest of us set up the equipment.

We sound checked around 4:30 or so and then waited for dinner to
arrive. After dinner, we decided to stay at the venue until showtime,
which was at 7:30.

The event was huge, as this was the Center's fundraiser, all with an
after show dance with drinks and finger foods.

It was all good, and hopefully we'll be able to come back to
Carrollton, GA to perform again. It's always great to be invited to
new venues.

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