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Tuesday, April 30
7 p.m. – The Brothers Burn Mountain
8 p.m. – Woodblind
9 p.m. – A Band Called Truman
10 p.m. – Big Wave Dave and the Ripples
DECC — The Brothers Burn Mountain — Woodblind — A Band Called Truman — Big Wave Dave and the Ripples — Homegrown Music Festival
Homegrown Music Festival at the DECC lineup
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