Category: Resources

The FREE NCBS National Bluegrass Stolen & Missing Instrument Page is available on this website. This service is for both theft victims and used instrument buyers. It provides a central reporting location for the recovery of stolen or lost bluegrass instruments. Musicians should immediately SELF POST information about stolen instruments. Instrument buyers should CHECK the page prior to purchase of any used instrument. The page is searchable and links can be added to connect additional information about the instrument.

The Food & Drug Administration has approved the Pfizer Covid Vaccine Booster Shot for those of age 65 and with certain conditions. The Moderna booster shot approval is still pending, but is expected soon. Meanwhile, the original life-saving Covid 19 Vaccines (Shots 1 & 2) are FREE and WIDELY AVAILABLE for everyone over age 12.

It appears that vaccine requirements are fast becoming the policy at most bluegrass events. Due to the spread of the highly-contagious Delta Variant of the Covid 19 Virus, bluegrass fans are increasingly unwilling to attend bluegrass events where unvaccinated persons are also permitted to attend. On a forward-going basis, proof of vaccine status will likely be required to attend.

The initial vaccine process requires one to two months to complete, with additional time required to complete a booster shot when needed, so advance planning is advised if you wish to attend any live, in-person bluegrass music events in the future. Within a few days or weeks, additional regulatory approval is expected. So, this fall will be a good time for bluegrass fans to get their vaccine status in order in advance of upcoming festivals and other events as live bluegrass music returns in full force during 2022.

You can support the NCBS/SCBS while shopping. If you shop on Amazon, you can use this link: smile.amazon.com/ch/94-2907716  (“Santa Cruz Bluegrass Society”). The AmazonSmile program will then donate to the Northern California Bluegrass Society/Santa Cruz Bluegrass Society. Here is more information:

NCBS AmazonSmile Information

The NCBS National Bluegrass Stolen & Missing Instrument Page is available on this website. This is a FREE Service for both theft victims and used instrument buyers that provides a central reporting location for the recovery of stolen or lost bluegrass instruments.

Musicians should immediately SELF POST information about stolen instruments. Instrument buyers should CHECK the page prior to purchase of any used instrument. The page is searchable and links can be added to connect additional information about the instrument.

It appears that vaccine requirements are fast becoming the policy at most bluegrass events. Due to the spread of the highly-contagious Delta Variant of the Covid 19 Virus, bluegrass fans are increasingly unwilling to attend bluegrass events where unvaccinated persons are also permitted to attend. On a forward-going basis, proof of vaccine status will likely be required to attend.

The life-saving Covid 19 Vaccines are FREE and WIDELY AVAILABLE.

The initial vaccine process requires one to two months to complete, with additional time required to complete a booster shot when needed, so advance planning is advised if you wish to attend any live, in-person bluegrass music events in the future. Within a few days or weeks, additional regulatory approval is expected for both initial shots and booster shots. So, this fall will be a good time for bluegrass fans to get their vaccine status in order in advance of upcoming festivals and other events as live bluegrass music returns in full force during 2022.

If you shop on Amazon, you can easily support the NCBS/SCBS and local bluegrass music by using this link: smile.amazon.com/ch/94-2907716  (“Santa Cruz Bluegrass Society”).

The AmazonSmile program will then donate to the Northern California Bluegrass Society/Santa Cruz Bluegrass Society. Here is more detailed information:

NCBS AmazonSmile Information

If you shop on Amazon, you can easily support local bluegrass music by using this link: smile.amazon.com/ch/94-2907716  (“Santa Cruz Bluegrass Society”). The AmazonSmile program will then donate to the Northern California Bluegrass Society/Santa Cruz Bluegrass Society. Here is more detailed information:

NCBS AmazonSmile Information

It’s time for bluegrass folks in California to make their voices heard in the election on Tuesday, September 14, 2021. Ballots have been sent to all registered California voters. Mailing in your ballot is the easiest way to vote, but ALL Vote Centers in all California counties are open as of Saturday, September 11 if you prefer to vote live and in person.

This fall is a good time for bluegrass fans to get their vaccine status in order in advance of upcoming festivals and other events as live bluegrass music returns in full force during 2022.

It appears that vaccine requirements are becoming standard at most bluegrass events. Due to the spread of the Delta Variant of the Covid 19 Virus, bluegrass fans are increasingly unwilling to attend bluegrass events where unvaccinated persons are also permitted to attend. On a forward-going basis, proof of vaccine status will be required to attend.

Over the next few months, additional regulatory approval is expected for both initial shots and booster shots. Covid 19 Vaccines are FREE and WIDELY AVAILABLE. The initial vaccine process requires one to two months to complete, with additional time required to complete a booster shot when needed, so advance planning is advised if you are planning to attend any live, in-person bluegrass music events in the future.

 

It’s time for bluegrass folks in California to make their voice heard in the election on Tuesday, September 14, 2021.

Ballots have been sent to all registered California voters. Mailing in your ballot is the easiest way to vote, but Vote Centers are open in all California counties if you prefer to vote live and in person.