Open House Events

10:00 am	Observatory Orchestra *Musical Performance* Brian Metcalf, Brett Klein, Eli Gunnell, Jennifer Adrian, Michael Margulies. The Observatory Orchestra is a musical organization resident in the Griffith Park and Elysian Park areas of the City of Los Angeles. As a performance ensemble, it is committed to adhering to the highest standards of musical execution in presenting an orchestral and chamber repertoire. As a community orchestra, it is committed to providing cultural enrichment for the area, increasing community cohesion, and raising its quality of life.
11:00 am	Halau Hula O Holaloha *Performance* Los Angeles/Silver Lake based halau for hula, directed by Kumu Maile Frauchiger. Silver Lake Hula Co.
12:00 noon	The Magical World of Shrinky Dinks *Teen Crafts* www.shrinkydinks.com
1:00 pm	Brigette Benchimol *Author Reading* Author, Jayden and the Magic Bubble Jayden and the Magic Bubble
2:00 pm	No Boys Aloud Horn Quartet *Musical Performance* Jennifer Adrian, Annie Bosler, Carey LaMothe, Emily Reppin. The No Boys Aloud Horn Quartet began in Los Angeles in 2007 as an all-female chamber ensemble. With repertoire ranging from Bach to German folk music to jazz, The No Boys Aloud Quartet is an exciting addition to the Silver Lake Library Open House.
3:00 pm	Keith Barry *Musical Performance, Viola* Silver Lake Conservatory Keith Barry is a unique and versatile multi-instrumentalist. He plays the Viola, Saxophone, Flute and Harmonica. He also composes, arranges and sings. Keith has performed and recorded with artists as diverse as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ray Charles and Israel Lopez "Cachao". In 2001 Keith and long time friend Flea, bassist of Red Hot Chili Peppers, founded the Silverlake Conservatory of Music, a 501c3 non-profit dedicated to facilitating music education for children.
4:00 pm	Jack Wilson, Jr. *Musical Performance* Brian Demski, drums (light kit, brushes, etc) Matt Eckel, guitar and vocals Jonathan Hylander, bass Dave Lang, keyboards Jack Wilson Jr. takes its name from, collectively, a Native American prophet, a pioneering soul singer, and a classic villain of Western film. Music for body & soul.