
Homegrown music-education nonprofit Excessive Voltage Music is celebrating its tenth anniversary with an evening of dancing, bingo, raffle prizes and a silent artwork public sale.
The festivities will happen 4-8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, at Cherrity Bar, 302 Montana St.
For the primary two hours, attendees will be capable of get pleasure from vinyl spins from DJ Strawberry Jams. Then the motion will shift to Energy Hour Bingo at Cherrity Bar’s pavilion, adopted by one other DJ set, this time with DJ ESPR offering the tunes. The occasion additionally will embody a silent public sale that includes present baskets and work by native artists, together with Karl Lubbering, Marcy McChesney, Nik Soupè, Christie Kaye, Zan Lee DuRoy and Eric Lozano.
Tickets can be found for buy on-line. Those that select to donate extra by buying the $50 or $25 ticket bundle additionally will obtain raffle tickets and three assured bingo pages.
Excessive Voltage affords free music instruction to youth at underserved San Antonio colleges. With latest cuts in arts funding, officers with the nonprofit stated its work has grown much more vital because it seeks to make music accessible to everybody.
Donation-based, 4-8 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 19, Cherrity Bar, 302 Montana St., (210) 643-6240, highvoltagemusic.org.
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