Last episode of the year! Weir Here - Live with Bob Weir & Jackie Greene!
Showtime: Wednesday, December 5, 2012 - 5:30pm
Same time, same place. We don't know what's going to happen... Just show up, tweet us and find out.
You may also submit your questions for Bob and Jackie in advance using hashtag #WeirHere or live during the event.
On December 6th, Bob Weir, Jackie Greene and other special guests will come together at the 142 Throckmorton Theatre in Mill Valley, California to benefit J/P HRO and The Children of Casa de Milagros Peru.
Get tickets and learn more about this very special event and the organizations it benefits here.
Something very cool is happening in Marin County. At Bob Weir’s TRI Studios and Phil Lesh’s Terrapin Crossroads—a few miles apart in San Rafael—a wave of new, younger musicians has been hooking up with the old guard and reimagining the GD’s repertoire in new and exciting ways.
AVAILABLE JULY 24 AT GIANTS DUGOUT STORES AND ONLINE AT WWW.MUSICII.NET
ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT BRYAN STOW FOUNDATION
We hope that some of you had the opportunity to tune in to the free webcast of Bob Weir and members of The National (and several other groups) live from Bob’s TRI Studios in San Rafael on March 24, because it was a special night of music from beginning to end. It was also promoting a good cause—HeadCount, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to registering people to vote (and educating them about the issues), primarily by doing outreach at concerts.
Director Louie Psihoyos and marine mammal specialist Ric O'Barry will present and discuss a screening of their 2010 Academy Award-winning documentary The Cove, along with a special live performance by the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir, in an evening that benefits Save Japan Dolphins, a project of Earth Island Institute. This event takes place at the Rafael Film Center on Tuesday, June 21 at 7:00pm.
Learn more and get tickets at cafilm.org.
Robert Hunter and Alan Trist, who carefully shepherd the Grateful Dead’s publishing company, Ice Nine, have been quite picky through the years about which film and TV projects they will allow the Dead’s music to appear in.
Take a sneak peek at Justin Kreutzmann's footage of Bob, the Marin Symphony Orchestra, and a few special guests rehearsing "Let It Grow" for the big First Fusion performance on May 7.
Tickets to this one in a lifetime event are available through the Marin Center Box Office (11am-4pm PT, 415-499-6800), as well as through gdtstoo.com and Ticketmaster.
