Usually our calendar is filled with festivals, trade shows, and various events, but the pandemic has changed all of that. Most of the events that are usually on our calendar have already been cancelled. Others are being tentatively scheduled, their promoters hoping that by the time the dates roll around, it will seem safer to …
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It looks like another stay at home year
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2022 NAMM show
The new dates for the NAMM show are June 3 – 5. Will it be safe by then? All I can say for now is, let’s wait and see how things seem as the dates draw nearer. I am on the cautious side, and will have to feel that the pandemic is truly behind us …
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Artists’ News
Check here for current activities of the Shubb Family of Artists.
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We’re still in the woodshed
Not much going on until it’s safer to go out. But as artists come up with new projects, we’ll keep you posted right here.
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A Capo Conversation
Richard recalls a conversation about the use of capos and the ukulele,
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The Other Side of the Aisle
Richard Gilewitz reflects on his experience at “changing hats” from that of endorsing artist to trade show booth host.
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A stay at home year
2020 had been planned to be an active travel year, sponsoring and exhibiting at trade shows and festivals. But Covid-19 came along and changed those plans.
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Summer NAMM cancelled
When I first made this post, on 3/1/20, Summer NAMM in Nashville was still on the calendar. But Coronavirus has changed the year for all of us. It’s unlikely that the rest of this year will include any travel or exhibiting for us.
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Returning to the Other Side of the Aisle
In 2011 Richard Gilewitz did his first stint at helping us at our NAMM show booth, and he wrote an article about his experience called The Other Side of the Aisle. He joined us again in 2012, and again reflected on the experience…
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