I haven't heard much lately about it?

Brian

So what happened? I know Bobbi was there!

Brian

Is this still going on?

BEAMS is alive and well. The last BEAMS seminar was in September. They just held a fundraiser as they have formed as a nonprofit.
Their internet address is:http://www.beamsonline.com

Currently no seminars listed but I'm sure they will post some further info. soon.

Vondelle

Hey all.

From a music newsletter I've been getting, I got notice of a BEAMS afternoon. I won't be able to make it but perhaps someone here would like to attend.

BEAMS IN THE AFTERNOON SONGWRITING WORKSHOP
BEAMS is back! Saturday, April 2, 12:00 to 4:00, join us at the D Note in Arvada for four hours of workshops, interaction, performances, fun and learning as four songwriter-mentors share their experiences, skills and insights into the magical process of creating music.

Tuition is $50. (If you also want to attend the benefit that follows the workshop, you can save $10. Call to register and get both for $60. See below for benefit details.)

The D Note, 7519 Grandview Ave., Olde Town Arvada
Call 303-596-6056. Space is limited, so register now.

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SONGWRITERS CARE--BENEFIT FOR ADVOCATES FOR CHILDREN
Advocates for Children (http://www.adv4children.org) is a nonprofit 501(3)(c) program that provides CASA volunteers to abused and neglected children in Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert and Lincoln counties.

Saturday, April 2, 5:00 - 8:00
Benefit for Advocates for Children-----$20

Rick Ferrell
Jennifer Hicks
Sloane Michael
Marcy Baruch
John Common
Ed Skibbe
And a special appearance by the BEAMS CAMP Kids

Fun, food and music--and there isn't a more deserving cause.

You come to Summit County!?

Don't forget to let me know about it next time. :-)

We have visited every state and done shows and meetings and workshops over the years. Then my health turned badly so I had to pull the plug on much of what we had been doing for decades. We may yet go out and tour the entire USA again, but until then I'll have to look fondly backwards on what we used to do without thinking twice about it.