The nugget. (Sisters, Or.) 1994-current, July 15, 2020, Page 9, Image 9

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    Wednesday, July 15, 2020 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Sisters
salutes...
" The board of Sisters
Trails Alliance sends a huge
thank you to our friends at
Lake Creek Lodge for the
unexpected and generous
donation.
Once volunteers are
back out on the trails doing
regular maintenance and
trail work they9ll put those
funds to good use provid-
ing the tools and materials
they need and the apprecia-
tion they deserve for keep-
ing our trail system in great
shape.
" The
Steering
Committee of the Sisters
Cold Weather Shelter
would like to acknowledge
and thank all our supporters
over the past four winters.
We could not have done the
work we did serving our
homeless in Sisters without
your assistance.
For shelter space 4 the
four churches that opened
their doors: Church of the
Transfiguration, Shepherd
of the Hills, Sisters
Community Church and
Wellhouse Church.
Our volunteers: We
are grateful for dozens of
volunteers who provided
scrumptious dinners and
breakfasts, or monitored
for an evening or overnight.
And the folks who helped
us fundraise, strategize and
coordinate volunteers
Our staff: We used
<Night Owls= overnight
who made sure everyone
had a safe night9s sleep,
and cleaned the facilities.
Plus Jo Ann Rundell who
helped with communica-
tions and volunteer coordi-
nation the past two years.
Our donors: Almost
every restaurant in Sisters
contributed meals, and
we had many donations
of materials and supplies
from our local business
community. We are grate-
ful for all the clothing and
other items donated which
helped keep people warm,
and the financial contribu-
tions from so many that
helped us keep our doors
open on the cold and snowy
winter nights.
Thank you!
WOOD: Artist moved
to Sisters for music
community
Continued from page 3
concert will feature four sets
of music from Ron Artis II
& the Truth, Beth Wood &
David Jacobs-Strain, Jeffrey
Martin and Haley Johnsen
Wood, as one of the fea-
tured artists, is <excited to
be with other humans mak-
ing music again.= Wood felt
surprisingly emotional about
the event being able to hap-
pen 4 because as a musician,
gathering together and being
with an audience feeds them
too, spiritually and physically.
<I look at it as let9s just
try it out and see if works to
be together in this way,= she
said.
Wood will be playing a
set with David Jacobs-Strain,
another regular performer at
the festival. After they played
a few songs together during
the My Own Two Hands live
stream virtual auction per-
formance in May, they real-
ized they clicked really well
together.
<We are figuring out what
songs we want to do together
& last time it was a sort of
flying by the seat of our pants
moment 4 but the energy
worked really well when we
were performing together,=
she said.
The Sisters Folk Festival
Close to Home will be held
on Saturday, August 1 at the
Sisters Artworks Building.
Pod purchasing will be
the <ticket= for the event.
Seating is extremely limited
More information on the
event can be found at https://
www.eventbrite.com/e/sff-
presents-close-to-home-
tickets-112528702378.
PHOTO PROVIDED
Beth Wood will be one of the featured performers at the Sisters Folk
Festival’s August 1 Close to Home concert.
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Adapting to a changed
musical landscape
By Ceili Cornelius
Correspondent
As with many musicians
these days, Sisters singer-
songwriter Beth Wood is
having to learn to adapt to a
profoundly changed world.
<Myself and a lot of other
artists are learning how to
adapt to the reality that is
now,= she said. Wood said it
has been an interesting pro-
cess for her, learning to live-
stream concerts.
<It is a poor substitute but
it9s something at least and
I9ve been surprised how fun
it actually ends up being after
I play one,= she said.
Wood is trying to find a
balance in livestream play-
ing, while also writing new
material. One way Wood has
been able to keep busy and
hold herself accountable to
continue writing, is by using
a platform for artists called
Patreon.
Patreon is a subscription to
artists and their work online
where patrons pay a certain
membership level amount
each month. In return, they
get a new song or poem from
Wood every month as well as
Zoom calls with patrons.
<This platform is really
helping to finance artists
right now and it has given me
something to focus on, need-
ing to produce content every
month,= she said.
Wood explained how this
time in the world is a very
transitional time for art-
ists and musicians having
to replace recording sales
income, and now touring
income.
<With something like
Patreon and patrons willing
to pay, some of that income
is being replaced by them,=
she said.
Her page can be found at
https://www.patreon.com/
bethwoodmusic.
Wood has been enjoying
being able to perform a little
bit, even if it is virtually and
she subscribes to other musi-
cians on Patreon as well.
<I9ve been Zooming my
face off doing these perfor-
mances and workshops and
lessons during this time,= she
said.
Wood has also been busy
cooking and hiking and writ-
ing 4 but also remembering
to play music for fun.
<I9ve been playing a lot
of music just for the fun of
it. Touring, you don9t get to
hang and play as much, so
that9s been good,= she said.
Wood is trying to figure
out what9s next for herself
and other musicians.
<We will always need
music, and I am trying to fig-
ure out how to adapt to be a
part of that,= she said.
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