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"FarragoFest '09"
July 11, 2009 | 7:30pm
Denton, TX
Denton-based literary e-zine, Farrago's Wainscot, has been publishing fiction, poetry, and experimental wordforms in the "literary weird" vein since 2007. During that time, the Wainscot has accumulated a decidedly international audience, a regular monthly circulation of over 2,000 readers, and a number of positive reviews. We look forward to continuing these trends.
Farragofest '09, the second of its kind, offers you an evening of music, drinks, and donations-based barbecue. Join Farrago Productions in the effort to raise yet another year's operating budget (2010).
Support experimental publishing. Support independent music.
Join us.
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"Original PubFest"
May 23, 2009 | 2:00pm
Denton, TX
Taking place at its birth home, this event will occur at Dan's Silverleaf in Denton, TX and feature some of Denton's finest acts. "Original PubFest" is at face value a book convention and fair, using as its venue a local bar with musicians. Musicians add to the events in order to create a comfortable rapport between literary and independent/DIY musicians. This event challenges the formality of standard book fairs and/or conventions, allowing for a casual approach without sacrificing quality. The original concept as conceived by Farrago Productions staff Michael McConnell and Rob King gives members of a local community a chance to see what's being produced independently both in the printed word and in the music subculture of their area.
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The Llano Idea | "Original PubFest"
April 18, 2009 | 3:00pm–9:00pm
Lubbock, TX
A nod to the efforts of the staff at Llano Idea, Farrago Productions lends its concept for "Original PubFest" to their cause. "Original PubFest" is at face value a book convention and fair, using as its venue a local bar with musicians. Musicians add to the events in order to create a comfortable rapport between literary and independent/DIY musicians. This event challenges the formality of standard book fairs and/or conventions, allowing for a casual approach without sacrificing quality. The original concept as conceived by Farrago Productions staff Michael McConnell and Rob King gives members of a local community a chance to see what's being produced independently both in the printed word and in the music subculture of their area.
