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Stuff The Bus
Art Truckee Gallery
Sunday, July 28th, 2024
12-4pm
 
Rotary Club of Truckee has a new service program called Stuff the Bus! We are collecting school supplies for local students and teachers.
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Bring your items to donate and enjoy the stylings of singer/songwriter April Higuera from 2-4pm. And 20% of art sales during the event goes to buying supplies for the project. Come do some shopping for your home or for gifts and it will benefit many more!
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APRIL HIGUERA - voted 2023 #2 Best Local Songwriter (Reno News & Review Best of Northern NV poll), and now nominated again for 2024. Website: AprilSongs.com
April Higuera is an accomplished singer/songwriter who has performed her original music on main stages in NYC and Nashville, as well as national and cable television. Her original songs play on cable and prime time TV shows, online and physical radio, and International retail markets. Currently, she performs solo acoustic rock covers and originals and is lead vocalist in Reno's premier classic hard rock cover band Sierra Roc.
Art Truckee First Friday
Aug 2nd, 2024
5:00 - 9:00pm
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An Elevated Shopping Experience Including Live Music and Refreshments
Featured Musician:
Brandon & The Beast
6:30-8:30pm
Featured Artist:
Morgan Massie & Bridgette Durante
 
Born and raised in San Francisco Brandon Rootz (Hess) is a world class rock guitarist and vocalist. He journeyed to Jamaica in 2015 after a near death experience spawned visions of Bob Marley. Upon arriving in Jamaica Brandon became spiritually inspired leading him to the heart of the reggae music scene in the Waterhouse area of Kingston, where he produced many songs with well-known reggae artists Spear, Buju Banton (Bad Boys Forever), Luciano Messenjah and King Jammy. In 2019 Brandon returned to the SF Bay Area, where he was introduced to singer songwriter and harmonica player Curt Campbell at a private event in Northern California. After jamming together for several days, they recognized the chemistry and set up an old Telefunken microphone and recorded an acoustic album of original material in a Lake Tahoe Chalet. Shortly after that session the multi-track files were stolen during a break-in in San Francisco. Fortunately, the recording sessions were saved in a rough mix mp3 format. After much discussion the mp3 files were sent to San Francisco Mastering Guru John Cuniberti, to see what could be done. John was able to salvage what was left and from those files he was able to create a masterpiece called “Brandon & The Beast”