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The front room to begin with
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Bringing furniture from Jacksonville
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The music displays -- such a deal!
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Djuna Raab, captain of the music display team, at work.
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Lydia Anderson of the music display team.
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A sign on the awning and some books on the shelves!
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Karen Gamble, one of David's best former students, came down from Atlanta a few days before opening day.
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On the front page "SOUTHERN EXPOSURE: Storyteller Tim Rutherford presents original tales of Southern family life, 2 p.m., The Folk Traditions Store...
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Security system, networked computers with Booklog, Baker and Taylor Title Source II, barcode scanner and printer all work together at last.
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Opening day announcements.
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Whistles and recorders neatly in the case, harps all tuned.
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General books in the SE corner of the book room.
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Jewish and African American books in the NE corner
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Significance and balance, Native American, Irish & British in the SW corner.
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General and roots books in the SW corner.
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Printed folk music for recorder, whistle, flute and harp.
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40 people came to our opening day storytelling event.
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David explains the store organization.
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Demonstrating some of our instruments.
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Introducing Tim Rutherford, distinguished storyteller.
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One moment for tears, the next for hilarity. A good time was had by all.
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At the end, Annette handed out the first issue of The Folk Traditions Time.
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Windows in the front room on opening day
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The front room on opening day -- flowers from Mickve Israel, our synagogue. What a delightful surprise!
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The
Folk Traditions Store
