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Art Walk signups are an opportunity to play alongside community Art Walks. Right now we connect with Station North Art Walks every Second Friday and Art Around Hampden on Third Thursdays. Each date will have 3 slots open, and artists may share/split them up as you choose. Please read the description of "vibe" choice and amplification requests, and make sure to consider equipment as well if sharing a time slot.

YOU DON'T ALL HAVE TO BE CO.LAB ARTISTS

If you are one of our past participants and want to play with friends that have never been part of our sessions, that's great! Just make sure they sign up in the remaining spots as well!

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Alright, so I shared this idea with some folx in the community over IG and was asked by Lee to put it here so more people can see it so here's what I'm thinking in terms of ideas to grow our group:.

The first being “Co.Lab Artist Workshops.” I got the idea from my brother Isaiah. He co-founded and runs a comedy sketch group in DC called Bad Medicine. They do shows but as a way of growing their community/audience, they also hold workshops on sketch comedy writing & acting. It’s a nice/fun way to give back AND fundraise at the same time.

Personally, I don’t play any instruments but I do feel confident in my ability as a lyricist/songwriter so I could run a workshop on either “Songwriting/Song Structure 101” where I go over how to construct a song OR “Song Tailoring” where people can bring in songs they’ve…

I know it is LONG overdue to provide a consistent place to find music and videos from each session and as I continue to organize and streamline I'm hoping this is easier to manage. But you can find what I've been able to put together from past sessions in the following dropbox folders. Keep checking back as I am currently working on adding audio recordings from Watermelon Room from each of those dates as well:

For just a peak from the perspective of Michael Ivan Schwartz, you can take a look at these links as well that highlight some of his favorite photos and videos taken from the first season (and a half) of Co.Lab