The Wheel Company presents:

Join us for A Tribute to Bob Dylan at Kuumbwa Jazz Center, performing the iconic albums Blood on the Tracks and Desire. This special evening benefits Housing Matters, Santa Cruz County’s largest nonprofit creating pathways out of homelessness. Your attendance supports programs like Rebele Family Shelter, which has helped hundreds of families with children find stable housing for 20 years, as well as permanent supportive housing at Casa Azul and the upcoming Harvey West Studios. Enjoy incredible performances by Matt Hartle, Larry Graff, Anna Elva, Dan Robbins, Jim Lewin, Diana Z, Dan Frechette, Tatiana and Treetop, and Elijja McCullers while making a meaningful impact in your community. Learn more about Housing Matters at housingmatterssc.org.

Join us for a fun night of dancing and acoustic Grateful Dead-inspired music from Matt Hartle, Larry Graff, Joe Craven and Dan Robbins.
Painted Mandolin will be joined by the Mojo Navigator Trio with Page Brownton, Al Astrella and Beth Ann La Barba performing old timey Americana. There will be space for dancers and sitters alike!

Despite many media outlets being silenced, KSQD remains strong and local. KSQD/KSQT is a community radio station based in Santa Cruz and broadcasting to the Monterey Bay with a mix of local news and music, as well as programs like Democracy Now! and Thom Hartmann. Our mission is the create community through broadcasting, podcasting, and events that celebrate the unique culture and issues of the Monterey Bay area. We are run by a small staff and 150 volunteers who bring the art of radio to the region. When there are emergencies, the station broadcasts crucial information when many other sources are out. We train citizens in techniques of journalism, interviewing and podcasting and build a strong community through our many events and programs.

The Wheel Company is pleased to offer this show to the Santa Cruz community  not only bringing some fine music to a local venue but being able to support and promote one of our great local radio stations.