BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//tlcaurora.org//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.30.10// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH UID:acbfdfdd-e909-4661-86a6-cb7dd92a3b20 X-WR-CALDESC:We're hosting Dustin Gaspard out on the patio on Saturday\, S eptember 16th! He is coming to perform for all our TLC Fall Art Workshop a ttendees but we are opening it up to all. It is a free will donation. He w ill perform from 7:00 -8:30 p.m. If the weather is disagreable\, we'll hos t him in the Wedeking Room.\n\nWe hope you'll come enjoy a wonderful eveni ng of music and true Lousiana charm.\n\nNow more about Dustin Dale Gaspard . Here is his bio: \nDustin Dale Gaspard hails from the rural southern co mmunity of Cow Island Louisiana\, a landscape of mysterious rich marshland \, ancient shrouding oak trees\, and dream inducing nights/ days. The open pastures\, whispering cane fields\, and smothering earth tones offer him a creative canvas to color with the soundscape of his original music. His Atmospheric and cryptic tunes are influenced by the land that raised him. 'There’s an alchemy to Dustin Dale Gaspard’s sound which will become more than perceptible once you hit play '- AnR Music FactorY\n\nCow Island\, La . (January 2021)-\nThe humble mumbles of melody were heavy on Gaspard's he art ever since the passing of his grandfather in Oct. 2020. Now\, his gran dmother embarks on that same journey\, and the stir for immortalizing thei r legacy through song could wait no longer. On a cold January night\, Gasp ard would begin humming the title of the record to the moonlit sky\, and i n the following days he would deal with his loss by planning an honorary a lbum titled 'Hoping Heaven Got A Kitchen'.\n\nSet to release Feb. 28th\, 2 022\, this record will pay homage to the land that raised him\, the sounds of the Cajun south\, and the memory of his grandparents\, Emily and Berto n\, who passed during quarantine. Gaspard takes listeners from the Cajun c ountry kitchens\, greased by maw's fryer\, all the way to muddy marsh land scapes leading to his pawpaw's camp. The name 'Hoping Heaven Got A Kitchen ' comes from him knowing that if there is a place better\, it'll need a ki tchen for the two of them to do what they loved.\n\nThis will be Gaspard's first full band release\, in strong contrast to both 2019's self-produced solo acoustic demo 'Porcelain Prayer Tapes' and his 2020 folk quartet EP 'In Callow Comfort.' This 12 song album will feature all tunes written and arranged by Gaspard with the exception of vintage Swamp Pop covers of Van Broussard's 1968 hit 'Feed The Flame' and local legend Rod Bernard's 1959 classic 'This Should Go On Forever.' All arrangements are heavily influen ced by folk\, roots\, blues\, soul and Cajun genres. The songs use instrum entation like upright bass\, piano\, slide guitar\, fiddles\, percussion a nd accordion. To give more credence to his Cajun heritage\, twice Gaspard sings in his grandparents' native tongue of French\, as was a wish of thei rs ever since he was young.\n\n X-WR-RELCALID:34a530944f69a15fbda45105018be509 X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/Chicago BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Chicago BEGIN:STANDARD TZNAME:CST DTSTART:20221106T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0600 RDATE:20231105T020000 RDATE:20241103T020000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZNAME:CDT DTSTART:20230312T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0600 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 RDATE:20240310T020000 RDATE:20250309T020000 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:1c0feaf9-9b32-4ec9-b338-223f04f7856b DTSTAMP:20260412T000921Z DESCRIPTION:We're hosting Dustin Gaspard out on the patio on Saturday\, Se ptember 16th! He is coming to perform for all our TLC Fall Art Workshop at tendees but we are opening it up to all. It is a free will donation. He wi ll perform from 7:00 -8:30 p.m. If the weather is disagreable\, we'll host him in the Wedeking Room.\n\nWe hope you'll come enjoy a wonderful evenin g of music and true Lousiana charm.\n\nNow more about Dustin Dale Gaspard. Here is his bio: \nDustin Dale Gaspard hails from the rural southern com munity of Cow Island Louisiana\, a landscape of mysterious rich marshland\ , ancient shrouding oak trees\, and dream inducing nights/ days. The open pastures\, whispering cane fields\, and smothering earth tones offer him a creative canvas to color with the soundscape of his original music. His A tmospheric and cryptic tunes are influenced by the land that raised him. ' There’s an alchemy to Dustin Dale Gaspard’s sound which will become more t han perceptible once you hit play '- AnR Music FactorY\n\nCow Island\, La. (January 2021)-\nThe humble mumbles of melody were heavy on Gaspard's hea rt ever since the passing of his grandfather in Oct. 2020. Now\, his grand mother embarks on that same journey\, and the stir for immortalizing their legacy through song could wait no longer. On a cold January night\, Gaspa rd would begin humming the title of the record to the moonlit sky\, and in the following days he would deal with his loss by planning an honorary al bum titled 'Hoping Heaven Got A Kitchen'.\n\nSet to release Feb. 28th\, 20 22\, this record will pay homage to the land that raised him\, the sounds of the Cajun south\, and the memory of his grandparents\, Emily and Berton \, who passed during quarantine. Gaspard takes listeners from the Cajun co untry kitchens\, greased by maw's fryer\, all the way to muddy marsh lands capes leading to his pawpaw's camp. The name 'Hoping Heaven Got A Kitchen' comes from him knowing that if there is a place better\, it'll need a kit chen for the two of them to do what they loved.\n\nThis will be Gaspard's first full band release\, in strong contrast to both 2019's self-produced solo acoustic demo 'Porcelain Prayer Tapes' and his 2020 folk quartet EP ' In Callow Comfort.' This 12 song album will feature all tunes written and arranged by Gaspard with the exception of vintage Swamp Pop covers of Van Broussard's 1968 hit 'Feed The Flame' and local legend Rod Bernard's 1959 classic 'This Should Go On Forever.' All arrangements are heavily influenc ed by folk\, roots\, blues\, soul and Cajun genres. The songs use instrume ntation like upright bass\, piano\, slide guitar\, fiddles\, percussion an d accordion. To give more credence to his Cajun heritage\, twice Gaspard s ings in his grandparents' native tongue of French\, as was a wish of their s ever since he was young.\n\n DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230916T190000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230916T203000 LOCATION:The Leadership Center Patio\, 2211 Q Street\, Aurora\, NE 68818 SUMMARY:TLC House Concert featuring Dustin Dale Gaspard END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR