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by Timothy Rutt
The Coffee Gallery turned its backstage area into a rummage sale Saturday in one of several fundraisers pay for county permits. The “Got Parking” rummage sale — earmarked for the Gallery’s parking variance ($8,000 or so) was pretty calm that morning. The Backstage becomes a concert venue again for the next fundraiser, a concert on Feb. 8. More after the jump.
Coffee Gallery owner Julie Sandoval haggles with Jake and Rosie.
Forrest Robinson considers a bike. We’d guess no.
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by Timothy Rutt
The Coffee Gallery turned its backstage area into a rummage sale Saturday in one of several fundraisers pay for county permits. The “Got Parking” rummage sale — earmarked for the Gallery’s parking variance ($8,000 or so) was pretty calm that morning. The Backstage becomes a concert venue again for the next fundraiser, a concert on Feb. 8. More after the jump.