Sacramento Music Festival 2014

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Isaac

May 26, 2014

I went to the Sacramento Music Festival for a vacation this Memorial Day weekend with my wife and my parents-in-law. Here are some pictures of all the stuff that was going on there.

Here’s what our hotel was like.

The Governor's Inn where we stayed had birds named after the Reagans. — The Governor’s Inn where we stayed had birds named after the Reagans.

First time I got room service with my wife!

We went on a walk along the river by our hotel.

Here's a bridge in Sacramento by our hotel. — Here’s a bridge in Sacramento by our hotel.

There was this weird water thing in the river.

An abandoned boat out in the river by our hotel.

The abandoned boat was an anomaly. Most of the boats were sailing around like this one.

The Rusty Duck Restaurant is quite rusty as it has been abandoned for awhile.

And we went to the festival where my father-in-law was playing.

We were stuck in line for one of the music sets, but there was a polevaulting event outside to watch!

The girl did not make it over the bar. — The girl didn’t quite make it over the bar. She hit it on the way down.

A bunch of Hawaiian kids played some covers on the street to earn money for college.

The College Fund band that we saw on the street has a Facebook page. Here’s the link.

My father-in-law's band playing some 20's jazz. — My father-in-law’s band playing some 20’s jazz.

My father-in-law’s band is called the Royal Society Jazz Orchestra (RSJO). You can check out their website here.

And that was my weekend! Lots of music and lots of fun!

-Mister Ed

4 responses to “Sacramento Music Festival 2014”

Sacramento Music Festival 2014

May 27, 2014

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Jessica Shaker

May 27, 2014

It was an awesome weekend! Your pictures remind me of how fun it all was.

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festivals4fun

October 21, 2014

Wow, this is why we love the Sacramento music festival; good people, and the girls are all cuties like Jessica! 😉 Nice work on the blog here too!

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1. Mister Ed
  
  October 21, 2014
  
  Thanks a lot!
  
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