Bump Kitchen entertain a crowd of 740 people at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts located just 1/2 block away from Sylvester Park. The concert was moved indoors due to the unpredictable rainy/sunny/rainy weather we had all day. A decision needed to be made by noontime and unfortunately it was the wrong decision because the weather was beautiful between 6:00 – 9:00pm. Sorry folks!
HOWEVER, the Washington Center staff were wonderful and very generous allowing the concert to be moved in to their venue. Thank you to all the staff at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts!
Photos courtesy of WLT Photography.
Everett James, drummer for Bump Kitchen
Co-concert sponsor, Capital Medical Center
Thank you to all who have been supporting our concert series through sales of commemorative buttons for $2.00!
This concert was moved into the Washington Center for the Performing Arts due to the heavy rainfall earlier in the day and threat of thunder storms.
Presenting Season Sponsor, Olympia Federal Savings' employees attended the concert passing out complimentary ice cream.
The Center's lobby was bustling with people before the concert began.
His very own ice cream bar! DELICIOUS!
Entertainment for all ages.
Co-concert sponsor, Archibald Sister's employee, Daniel Furrer spoke to the audience.
Patrick Madden from Randy Roedell Agency American Family Insurance spoke a word of thanks to the crowd.
Olympia Credit Union employees help out as volunteers at each concert selling our commemorative buttons.
Beyond the call of duty as a volunteer... how could you resist watching over a cute Great Dane puppy!
Dave Broyles, band member of Bump Kitchen
Joe Bevens, bass player of Bump Kitchen
Bump Kitchen performing in the Washington Center for the Performing Arts
Tony Harper, lead vocals and percussionist for Bump Kitchen
Always smiling Everett James!
Birdseye view of the band in the Washington Center
A view from up high
Dave Broyles on the flute
Dancing to the music wasn't quite the same as dancing in the park but those who did managed.
Mark Bittler wowed the crowd while walking through the isles during his solo performance!
