With all venues closed, the performance industry has come to a standstill, though music and arts have time and time again proven essential to bolster community during trying times. Many local musicians are using this time for introspection, and to get creative in terms of connecting with their communities in an intimate way, despite social distance. While musicians have taken a hard financial hit, they are keeping their spirits high, and sharing hope with the community through music.
Sahara Moon, who looked forward to an exciting season of performing alongside many national acts, is one of many…
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