Maggie (Austin, TX): "Austin has the largest bat colony in the US, with over 1.5 million bats just hanging out underneath the Congress Street Bridge. My friends Alex and Reed live right next to the bridge and invited my roommate Miranda and I to finally go see the bats, an Austin must. Post bats and after an amazing dinner, we hung around playing tiny instruments and hanging out with Alex's wall bat. Just another night in Austin."
Megan (Bloomington, IN):"Hello, live music! I went to my first show in Bloomington at the Bluebird, and now I want to go back every night! At 10:10, we rocked out to the opening band for Who's Bad, the Michael Jackson cover band. I wish that the Michael Jackson cover band had actually played at 10:10, but the opening band's guitarist was kind of cute!"
Gretchen (Shreveport, LA...sort of): "I drove an hour to Longview, TX to see a symphony concert. I'd been craving some culture and live music, so it was great to spend a Saturday evening with some Handel, Barber, Bartok, and Brahms. I sadly left my camera in Louisiana, so this is a cell phone picture of the interstate somewhere in East Texas on the drive home."
Maggie (Austin, TX): "Austin has the largest bat colony in the US, with over 1.5 million bats just hanging out underneath the Congress Street Bridge. My friends Alex and Reed live right next to the bridge and invited my roommate Miranda and I to finally go see the bats, an Austin must. Post bats and after an amazing dinner, we hung around playing tiny instruments and hanging out with Alex's wall bat. Just another night in Austin."
Megan (Bloomington, IN):"Hello, live music! I went to my first show in Bloomington at the Bluebird, and now I want to go back every night! At 10:10, we rocked out to the opening band for Who's Bad, the Michael Jackson cover band. I wish that the Michael Jackson cover band had actually played at 10:10, but the opening band's guitarist was kind of cute!"
Gretchen (Shreveport, LA...sort of): "I drove an hour to Longview, TX to see a symphony concert. I'd been craving some culture and live music, so it was great to spend a Saturday evening with some Handel, Barber, Bartok, and Brahms. I sadly left my camera in Louisiana, so this is a cell phone picture of the interstate somewhere in East Texas on the drive home."
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