Lua Project

Join us in the tropics of Free Union for a SATURDAY EVENING treat with LUA PROJECT! Featuring Christen Hubbard on mandolin/violin, Matty Metcalfe on accordion/banjo, Dave Berzonsky on requinto/bass, Estela Knott on Jarana/Requinto, and everyone singing. Lua Project will delight us with their self described “Mexilachian Music: A blend of original & traditional music from Mexico, Appalachia, and the Atlantic Basin.” Saturday, November 20th, from 6 to 8:30pm. Open to all, no cover.

Bio:
Lua is a cultural pollinator, bridging together musical styles from different continents and different centuries. They write about contemporary themes, about families, and people and work and loss, but draw on the musical traditions of their own families’ past.

The music is inspired by Mexican Son, Appalachian song forms, Jewish and Eastern European tonalities, baroque melodic ideas, and Scotch-Irish narrative storytelling approaches. They strive to create a repertoire that constitutes new traditional music that they will be able to pass down to their children to experience, transform, and pass on.

To learn more about the music and musicians of Lua Project visit – http://luaproject.org/

…’like’ and follow them via their Facebook page at – https://www.facebook.com/luaproject

The music will likely be held inside our beautiful glass oasis – the tropical conservatory where there is spaced tableside seating. On occasion the music is held outside under the eaves of the back deck. There are plenty of outdoor seating options as well, many with firepits. All seating areas are first come, based on what is available. We also have lots of room for tailgate/picnics on the grass, also first come.

We encourage you to bring your picnic blanket/ chairs. Pop up tents and personal grills are also welcome to be used at the overflow grassy tailgate and picnic areas. Picnics are welcome throughout the property, barring any outside alcohol.

Glass House Winery wines are available by the bottle and glass, and we are also currently conducting traditional tastings at the Tasting Room Bar.

The following measures are in place to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all of our guests, as well as our staff:

Fully vaccinated patrons may choose to not wear a face mask.

We will be adhering to, and strictly enforcing, all requirements and guidelines as set forth by the Governor and the CDC, which include increased sanitization and cleaning procedures to ensure the health and safety of guests and staff.

At all times, please maintain the minimum safe distance from those not in your group.

We all know that music and dancing go hand in hand, however, if you are going to get up and groove to the tunes, we kindly ask that you stick to the vicinity of your seated area and wear your mask while doing so.

Children are welcome but must stay with you at all times. Consider bringing along games or other items to entertain them while seated. Well behaved dogs are also welcome but must remain on their leash at all times.