The next LITMA Contradance will be on SUNDAY, September 15 at 1:00 PM

at the Brush Barn in Smithtown.

NOTE Earlier Time !

Basic instruction at 12:45 PM

This Dance will be part of the Smithtown Historical Society’s Annual Heritage Day which will run from 12:00 to 4:00 that day so come early & check out the Heritage Day Events. Admission to Heritage Day is $5.00 and includes the Dance*. Parking will be on the south side of Main Street and there will be crossing guards. NOTE: In the event of rain Heritage Day will be postponed, however THE DANCE IS RAIN OR SHINE! Ted Crane will call the dance with the LITMA Contraband.

Health Note: Masks are optional. If you do not feel well, please stay home.

Please bring a snack to share at the break.

Also, please bring friends!

Remote Celtic jam Almost Daily on Sonobus

LITMA Contra Band leads an open on-line Celtic jam almost daily. With Sonobus we all play together and hear each other (unlike Zoom jams). We convene Mon-Tue and Thu-Sat 5:30-7:00 PM (All times New York). You can arrive late, leave early, etc as you like.|

First-Time Setup:
(1) You will need broadband internet service, usually this means cable or fiber (eg, FIOS).
(2) Your computer needs to be connected (with Ethernet cable) to your router or cable modem; WiFi will lead only to frustration.
(3) Install Sonobus on your computer from www.sonobus.net
(4) To get the for repertoire send me an e-mail (both addresses below, please).

Regular use:
(1) Run Sonobus
(2) Connect to the private group LITMA (case-sensitive: not “Litma”, not “litma”, etc).

To stay in contact, you can join the LITMA and Friends Remote Jam group chat on FaceBook

Optional Video via the link in Sonobus – don’t worry, we’ll talk you through it.

If you’re not sure your setup works, please try to arrange a time with me beforehand to test.
Please let me know if you’d like help, or of any questions or suggestions.
Please let me know if I should add you to the group e-mail list.

Jake
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jake11561@yahoo.com
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