Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
Right: Members of the band Sun Blood Stories, from Boise, performed on the new stage at Mace Mead Works on February 22. Above: Owner Reggie Mace introduces the band. This was the first of Mace's Middle of Nowhere Sessions on Mace's newly built stage. Mace said that the Middle of Nowhere sessions will continue weekly, with musicians from around the northwest performing Saturday nights, and occasionally other nights, as their schedules dictate. Information on upcoming performances and ticket availability can be found on the "Middle of Nowhere Sessions" Facebook page.
Right: Members of the band Sun Blood Stories, from Boise, performed on the new stage at Mace Mead Works on February 22. Above: Owner Reggie Mace introduces the band. This was the first of Mace's Middle of Nowhere Sessions on Mace's newly built stage. Mace said that the Middle of Nowhere sessions will continue weekly, with musicians from around the northwest performing Saturday nights, and occasionally other nights, as their schedules dictate. Information on upcoming performances and ticket availability can be found on the "Middle of Nowhere Sessions" Facebook page.
Right: Members of the band Sun Blood Stories, from Boise, performed on the new stage at Mace Mead Works on February 22. Above: Owner Reggie Mace introduces the band. This was the first of Mace's Middle of Nowhere Sessions on Mace's newly built stage. Mace said that the Middle of Nowhere sessions will continue weekly, with musicians from around the northwest performing Saturday nights, and occasionally other nights, as their schedules dictate. Information on upcoming performances and ticket availability can be found on the "Middle of Nowhere Sessions" Facebook page.
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