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You won’t have to beat the crowds at the gate, your porch is already your own little spot at the stage and a few things to make your home feel a little more “fest”-ive.
If you’re feeling cooped up, maximize the window and be “outside” with us.
Instead of simply twiddling our collective thumbs through March and April, the silver lining of social distancing is you now have an opportunity to try some new projects and practice new skills.
Furniture moving, unexplainable ghostly hands and gruesome ghost sightings surround the tale of the Old Carrollton Jail.
When the COVID-19 pandemic caused a shutdown of non-essential businesses and only allowed restaurants to offer takeout and/or delivery service, owners Billy Jones and Richard Horner knew that they would have to adapt to keep their business afloat.
We talk with Willy James about his new podcast, the furries favorite pizza shop, Katz’s Deli in NYC and his recent coronavirus collaboration with Rick Sebak.
We know it seems like we’re home “doing nothing,” but if you search around, your virtual calendar can get packed really quickly!
Whether you’re stocking up for one of the 40 Zoom happy hours you have this week, or you’re just stressed out after a day of working your job while also homeschooling your stir-crazy children, a cold beer or cocktail at the end of the day is just what the hypothetical doctor ordered.
Don’t put those festival chairs and flags up just yet! WWOZ-FM is presenting “Festing In Place: An On-Air Festival” — a virtual Jazz Fest of sorts.
And the CatVideoFest is back and available to watch in your home.