SHELTER IN PLACE w/ Bill Frisell, Feufollet, Joy Harjo, Valerie June, Marc Ribot, Joe West, Amber Valletta, Alex Maryol, Rev Peyton's Big Damn Band, Mary Gauthier, more.

FEUFOLLET Shelter In Place session

BILL FRISELL - Shelter In Place session

DELFEAYO MARSALIS Shelter In Place session

JOY HARJO Shelter In Place session

MARK RIBOT Shelter In Place session

EMMET COHEN Shelter In Place session

DOM FLEMONS Shelter In Place session

w/ Feufollet, Bill Frisell, Valerie June, Marc Ribot, Joy Harjo...

SHELTER IN PLACE

Shelter In Place session

DELFEAYO MARSALIS

Shelter In Place session

BILL FRISELL

Shelter In Place session

MARK RIBOT

Shelter In Place session

EMMET COHEN

Shelter In Place session

JOY HARJO

FEUFOLLET Shelter In Place session

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stay-at-home vids from our favorite artists, chefs & speakers

SHELTER IN PLACE Sessions

Welcome to the SHELTER IN PLACE Sessions: Live exclusive videos filmed specially for our audience. We're super excited for a live video just in from one of our favorite Cajun bands, FEUFOLLET. The band reconvened in Lafayette, after months of pandemic separation, to record this special set. We've al...

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FEUFOLLET – Cajun faves – Shelter in Place session.

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In honor of #NativeAmericanHeritageDay, we're reposting this #shelterinplace playlist featuring the talented and insightful Cherokee chef, Nico Albert.

Filmed shortly before she officially launched her catering company this year, Burning Cedar Indigenous Foods, she takes us through the making of a meal featuring Native foods and shares how food ceremony and food sovereignty are vital to our health and survival.

She's received regional and nationwide acclaim and was recently featured during the National Museum of American History's sixth annual Food History Weekend and Gala, which was held virtually in October, entitled “Food Futures: Striving for Justice.”

Nico Albert, Cherokee Chef - Succotash (Kitchen Traditions)

Join the very talented Nico Albert (Cherokee Nation) as she prepares one of her favorite traditional southeastern dishes, and shares how she incorporates her...

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Shelter in Place with @Feufollet https://t.co/ypVgBQUSO4 - getting together as a band for the first time in a long long time. @SWRootsMusic #Louisiana

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Goodbye to our dear friend Baron Wolman. A beautiful man & a great photographer. ⁦ @RollingStone⁩’s first staff photographer dies at 83. https://t.co/hl3u5zNAHh

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Eddie Van Halen: The Joy and Pain of Rock’s Last Guitar Superhero – Rolling Stone https://t.co/XoIhXXtToX

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Outreach

For two decades, Southwest Roots Music has provided free educational outreach activities for more than 20,000 New Mexicans, from grade schoolers to seniors. Activities have included interactive demonstrations and workshops with internationally touring artists, dance lessons, film programs, sustainable cuisine events, and in-school programs.

One of our favorites places ninth-generation Nigerian drummer Akeem Ayanniyi in schools and libraries, where he engages students in conversation about Africa and forms an ensemble with the kids using the traditional ashiko, djembe and bata drums. If you would like to arrange free Southwest Roots Music outreach programming in your school or community center, please contact us at ThirstyEarFest@gmail.com.

Thank You Sponsors and Supporters

Thanks for your support: Santa Fe Performance Exchange, Kitchen Sink Studio, Occasional Music and Rick & Gail Thaler, Hotel Santa Fe, Double D Productions, George Kaiser Family Foundation, New Mexico Arts (a division of the Dept. of Cultural Affairs) and the National Endowment for the Arts.