Finding Ulysses

Blue Ulysses Democrats will meet in the Rongovian Embassy at 5:00 PM on April 14, followed by a blues musician.

Upcoming events in Trumansburg address fracking, flutes, and slang.

I appreciated the Appalachian folksy sound of Driftwood, recorded at the group’s recent performance at the Rongovian Embassy to the USA in downtown Trumansburg. Watching the video, however, my eye was distracted by the banjo player’s green knit cap, worn inside during the performance. Was the hat a statement about the politics of hair, or [...]

The song Trumansburg from the album Once Blue.

A post-mortem Hollywood hostage primate crime disaster? No, a new music video by Trumansburg band Radio The Ape:

Tomorrow night at 7:00, the Philomathic library here in Trumansburg will host a concert of “acoustic folk and bluegrass flavored music”. Has anyone here tasted bluegrass? At noon on Wednesday, there will be an open discussion of the book Message in a Bottle. Also, the library is soliciting “adult book reviews”, which will “be entered [...]

Tomorrow night at 7:00, Eric Aceto and Doug Robinson will appear together at the Ulysses Philomathic Library. Aceto will play the violin, while Doug sings, it is promised, in three different languages.

An accordion. A furry wolf hat. This June 10.

At the Trumansburg Sweetheart Dance…

The Trumansburg Community Chorus had a concert last night. Sadly, given that you’re reading this now, it means that you missed the concert. I didn’t find out about it until this morning, but now I know better, having found the web site for the Trumansburg Community Chorus, which came online just about three months ago. [...]