14 Saturday Dec 2013
Posted in culture, event, Nikon D600 Photos, Prescott_AZ
Pyro Klectic fire dance group performing at the Acker Music festival in Prescott, Az.
Ironically, this open lot on Montezuma Street is where the Bird Cage bar burned down in the spring.
More here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dagnygromer/sets/72157638252262693/
14 Saturday Dec 2013
Posted in culture, digital photography, event, night photography, Nikon D600 Photos, Prescott_AZ
Here’s part of the huge crowd that attended the Acker Music Festival on 12/13/2013 in Prescott, Az. This one of the Christmas events in town every year.
Lots more here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dagnygromer/sets/72157638252262693/
04 Tuesday Dec 2012
Posted in az, culture, event, Prescott Valley Az
One of the best events of the Christmas season in Prescott, Az is this Friday 12/7/2012 5:30 to 8:30 pm. The Acker Night Music Festival. Groups of musicians perform in various downtown businesses – there’s a list at the link. I really enjoy this festival. If you’re in the area, give it a try.
Update: I had the date as 12/8, the correct date is 12/7
10 Saturday Dec 2011
Posted in az, Prescott_AZ
Acker Music Festival 2011 Band 3, originally uploaded by dagnyg.
The base player at camera right is the husband of a work colleague of mine. We ran into many folks I knew at the 2011 Acker Music Festival in downtown Prescott Az.
This photo was taken by Gary Gromer.
10 Saturday Dec 2011
Posted in az, event, Prescott_AZ
Acker Music Festival 2011 – 2, originally uploaded by dagnyg.
Band performing at the 2011 Acker Music festival in downtown Prescott, Az. Taken in ambient light with my droid phone, image quality is not quite what I’d like but as they say, the best camera is the one you have with you.
We had a good time walking around downtown, listening to the musicians, people watching. The festival has become very popular, and justifiably so, downtown was really crowded. This added to the experience. Of course we ran into more than a few folks I know from work and other activities. Part of the charm of living in a small town.
