WORKSHOP: First Friday Songwriting Workshop (Free)
FREE
First Friday Songwriting Workshop
Hosted by Chris Goering, Jen Hajj, and Lee Haight
Join us—Jen, Lee, and Chris—from 10am-Noon each first Friday of the month for an opportunity to work on your song and contribute to the community of songwriters in northwest Arkansas. Attendees will bring one song to share for feedback and participate in the conversations around other participants’ original songs. Any genres/instruments welcome. All songwriters welcome. The Workshop if FREE, but due to space and time constraints, attendees must register. Any questions can be directed to Chris, chrisgoering@gmail.com.
WORKSHOP: Ukulele 1 (beginner) with Jori Costello
Ukulele 1 (beginner)
**all ages based on skill level
Learn the basics of playing soprano ukulele:
tuning tips and hand position techniques, the C Major scale, chords in the key of C and how they are arranged into songs; then putting it all together with rhythm and strum patterns!
HOSTED BY JORI COSTELLO
Single Day Workshop: Saturday, May 11th, 1:00pm - 2:00pm
Cost: $30
ABOUT JORI COSTELLO
Singer-songwriter, Jori Costello, has been involved in the Fayetteville music scene for over 25 years; back when fliers were handmade and tacked up in Dickson St. local businesses! From a long time participant of OMNI Center's Open Mic for Peace, to touring nationally with Fayetteville-based band, Big Bad Gina; Jori's musical endeavors are ever expanding. As a teacher, Jori offers private lessons in multiple instruments, leads ukulele and small ensemble performance groups at national festivals, coaches bands for Girls Rock Camp Madison, has created a summer camp music program, and was previously a music mentor for the Ann Brown Memorial School.
Jori AKA Sistah JoJo, has a women's radio show on Fayetteville's community radio station, is a regular songleader at UUFF, creates soundscape and music direction for live, local theatre events, and is excited to now be part of Folk School of Fayetteville as a private and group music instructor and camp leader. Likely to dream up other events for Folk School, keep checking the website and get on the mailing list for all the great events and creative happenings!
On the local radio dial, tune in Fridays at 3pm for Go Sistah Go, women's vocals with empowering messages, on Fayetteville's Community Radio, KPSQ 97.3FM and livestreaming at KPSQ.org
www.joricostello.com
www.youtube.com/joricostello
www.facebook.com/JoriCostello - meta biz page
www.facebook.com/JorianLee
WORKSHOP: Ukulele 201 with Jori Costello
Ukulele 201
**all ages based on skill level
Ukulele 201 is for soprano ukulele players who have a general knowledge of tuning, string and chord names, and can play songs in the key of C. Advanced baritone and u-bass welcome too.
After reviewing the key of C with the different chord arrangements of the Major chord scale, we'll learn alternative voicings and moveable chords. We'll talk about how the different number names of the chords can be Major or minor, how to transpose songs to play in different keys, learning new chords and new songs along the way. We'll also cover some complex strum techniques and patterns and how to notate your own.
HOSTED BY JORI COSTELLO
Single Day Workshop: Saturday, May 11th, 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Tuition: $30
Enrollment: 12 maximum
ABOUT JORI COSTELLO
Singer-songwriter, Jori Costello, has been involved in the Fayetteville music scene for over 25 years; back when fliers were handmade and tacked up in Dickson St. local businesses! From a long time participant of OMNI Center's Open Mic for Peace, to touring nationally with Fayetteville-based band, Big Bad Gina; Jori's musical endeavors are ever expanding. As a teacher, Jori offers private lessons in multiple instruments, leads ukulele and small ensemble performance groups at national festivals, coaches bands for Girls Rock Camp Madison, has created a summer camp music program, and was previously a music mentor for the Ann Brown Memorial School.
With Roots in Fayetteville, Jori AKA Sistah JoJo, has a women's radio show on Fayetteville's community radio station, is a regular songleader at UUFF, creates soundscape and music direction for live, local theatre events, and is excited to now be part of Folk School of Fayetteville as a private and group music instructor and camp leader. Likely to dream up other events for Folk School, keep checking the website and get on the mailing list for all the great events and creative happenings!
On the local radio dial, tune in Fridays at 3pm for Go Sistah Go, women's vocals with empowering messages, on Fayetteville's Community Radio, KPSQ 97.3FM and livestreaming at KPSQ.org
www.joricostello.com
www.youtube.com/joricostello
www.facebook.com/JoriCostello - meta biz page
www.facebook.com/JorianLee
Good Cat Nice House
Concert & Workshop
Workshop: Join Good Cat Nice House as they show how their band uses existing and second hand materials to create sustainable merchandise through screen printing and embroidery techniques. For the music: A local group of queer individuals bringing you a mixture of FOLK and PUNK music centering around our experiences in the LGBTQ community.
Register Here
Folk Singing Club
Hosted by Bernice Hembree & Ruth Teague
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
A gathering for singers. We'll sing a mix of folk songs, camp songs, traditional songs, pop songs, and whatever else we can think of.
SOLDIER SONGS & VOICES JAM & GATHERING
Hosted by Lee Haight & Larry Long of Soldier Songs & Voices NWA
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
The jams will offer a safe space for all veterans to get together for playing, learning, and camaraderie.
The mission of Soldier Songs & Voices NWA is to foster a creative and supportive community of veterans through music instruction, performance, and outreach.
ORIGINAL SONGS OPEN MIC
Hosted by Jack Williams (Original Songs Only)
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
Pickin' & Grinnin' — 1st annual celebration
MUSIC SCHEDULE
Bluegrass Circle: 2-3:45pm
Irish Session: 4-5:45pm
Old Time Players & Square Dance: 6-8pm
Bring your instrument and join the jam circle, or just come to enjoy music provided by your local musicians.
Beginning at 6pm, the Old Time Players will provide music for a Square Dance led by Steve Green. Grab a partner and join in the fun!
This toe-tapping event marks one-year of Folk School of Fayetteville being open!
SOLDIER SONGS & VOICES JAM & GATHERING
Hosted by Lee Haight & Larry Long of Soldier Songs & Voices NWA
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
The jams will offer a safe space for all veterans to get together for playing, learning, and camaraderie.
The mission of Soldier Songs & Voices NWA is to foster a creative and supportive community of veterans through music instruction, performance, and outreach.
WORKSHOP: First Friday Songwriting Workshop (Free)
FREE
First Friday Songwriting Workshop
Hosted by Chris Goering, Jen Hajj, and Lee Haight
Join us—Jen, Lee, and Chris—from 10am-Noon each first Friday of the month for an opportunity to work on your song and contribute to the community of songwriters in northwest Arkansas. Attendees will bring one song to share for feedback and participate in the conversations around other participants’ original songs. Any genres/instruments welcome. All songwriters welcome. The Workshop if FREE, but due to space and time constraints, attendees must register. Any questions can be directed to Chris, chrisgoering@gmail.com.
SOLDIER SONGS & VOICES JAM & GATHERING
Hosted by Lee Haight & Larry Long of Soldier Songs & Voices NWA
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
The jams will offer a safe space for all veterans to get together for playing, learning, and camaraderie.
The mission of Soldier Songs & Voices NWA is to foster a creative and supportive community of veterans through music instruction, performance, and outreach.
SOLDIER SONGS & VOICES JAM & GATHERING
Hosted by Lee Haight & Larry Long of Soldier Songs & Voices NWA
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
The jams will offer a safe space for all veterans to get together for playing, learning, and camaraderie.
The mission of Soldier Songs & Voices NWA is to foster a creative and supportive community of veterans through music instruction, performance, and outreach.
WORKSHOP: Ukulele 201 with Jori Costello
Ukulele 201
**all ages based on skill level
Ukulele 201 is for soprano ukulele players who have a general knowledge of tuning, string and chord names, and can play songs in the key of C. Advanced baritone and u-bass welcome too.
After reviewing the key of C with the different chord arrangements of the Major chord scale, we'll learn alternative voicings and moveable chords. We'll talk about how the different number names of the chords can be Major or minor, how to transpose songs to play in different keys, learning new chords and new songs along the way. We'll also cover some complex strum techniques and patterns and how to notate your own.
HOSTED BY JORI COSTELLO
Single Day Workshop: Saturday, 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Tuition: $30
Enrollment: 12 maximum
ABOUT JORI COSTELLO
Singer-songwriter, Jori Costello, has been involved in the Fayetteville music scene for over 25 years; back when fliers were handmade and tacked up in Dickson St. local businesses! From a long time participant of OMNI Center's Open Mic for Peace, to touring nationally with Fayetteville-based band, Big Bad Gina; Jori's musical endeavors are ever expanding. As a teacher, Jori offers private lessons in multiple instruments, leads ukulele and small ensemble performance groups at national festivals, coaches bands for Girls Rock Camp Madison, has created a summer camp music program, and was previously a music mentor for the Ann Brown Memorial School.
With Roots in Fayetteville, Jori AKA Sistah JoJo, has a women's radio show on Fayetteville's community radio station, is a regular songleader at UUFF, creates soundscape and music direction for live, local theatre events, and is excited to now be part of Folk School of Fayetteville as a private and group music instructor and camp leader. Likely to dream up other events for Folk School, keep checking the website and get on the mailing list for all the great events and creative happenings!
On the local radio dial, tune in Fridays at 3pm for Go Sistah Go, women's vocals with empowering messages, on Fayetteville's Community Radio, KPSQ 97.3FM and livestreaming at KPSQ.org
www.joricostello.com
www.youtube.com/joricostello
www.facebook.com/JoriCostello - meta biz page
www.facebook.com/JorianLee
WORKSHOP: Ukulele 1 (beginner) with Jori Costello
Ukulele 1 (beginner)
**all ages based on skill level
Learn the basics of playing soprano ukulele:
tuning tips and hand position techniques, the C Major scale, chords in the key of C and how they are arranged into songs; then putting it all together with rhythm and strum patterns!
HOSTED BY JORI COSTELLO
Single Day Workshop: Saturday, April 13th, 1:00pm - 2:00pm
Cost: $30
ABOUT JORI COSTELLO
Singer-songwriter, Jori Costello, has been involved in the Fayetteville music scene for over 25 years; back when fliers were handmade and tacked up in Dickson St. local businesses! From a long time participant of OMNI Center's Open Mic for Peace, to touring nationally with Fayetteville-based band, Big Bad Gina; Jori's musical endeavors are ever expanding. As a teacher, Jori offers private lessons in multiple instruments, leads ukulele and small ensemble performance groups at national festivals, coaches bands for Girls Rock Camp Madison, has created a summer camp music program, and was previously a music mentor for the Ann Brown Memorial School.
Jori AKA Sistah JoJo, has a women's radio show on Fayetteville's community radio station, is a regular songleader at UUFF, creates soundscape and music direction for live, local theatre events, and is excited to now be part of Folk School of Fayetteville as a private and group music instructor and camp leader. Likely to dream up other events for Folk School, keep checking the website and get on the mailing list for all the great events and creative happenings!
On the local radio dial, tune in Fridays at 3pm for Go Sistah Go, women's vocals with empowering messages, on Fayetteville's Community Radio, KPSQ 97.3FM and livestreaming at KPSQ.org
www.joricostello.com
www.youtube.com/joricostello
www.facebook.com/JoriCostello - meta biz page
www.facebook.com/JorianLee
Spotlight Session OPEN MIC for Young Artists
Spotlight Sessions Open Mic is shining a light on young artists. These sessions will open with a social hour geared towards high school & college aged artists who are seeking to expand their skills in event organization and production (how to run sound, how to organize a gathering, how to set a stage, etc…)
Social Hour: 5:30p-6:15p
Music runs 6:30-8pm
2 songs maximum, acoustic preferred unless you bring your own gear.
Performers should bring their own instruments, however we do have a piano in house as well as a lending library stocked with several other instruments you may want to explore!
CONCERT: Jake Xerxes Fussell
TICKETS: $20
DOORS: 7PM
CONCERT 7:30PM
**All tickets for this concert are general admission, but seated unless otherwise noted. Concerts at the Folk School are an intimate and listening environment.
ABOUT JAKE XERXES FUSSELL
Jake Xerxes Fussell is a singer and guitarist based in Durham, NC. He is, according to Ann Powers of NPR, "maybe the leading interpreter of American folk music right now..."
Fussell’s album Good and Green Again was released to critical acclaim in January of 2022. The album was produced by James Elkington and featured some formidable musicians, including Casey Toll on upright bass, Libby Rodenbough on strings, Joe Westerlund on drums, Joseph Decosimo on fiddle, and others. Bonnie “Prince” Billy contributed additional vocals.
“…Fussell is the rare contemporary to approach folk in its pure form, shunning self-penned compositions about bummer relationships to concentrate on material handed down from bygone, hardened times.” – The New Yorker
“(Fussell) is one of the great magpies of American song, collecting forgotten, tarnished gems with a folklorist’s zeal… his renditions aren’t so much cover versions as composites…” – The Guardian
ORIGINAL SONGS OPEN MIC
Hosted by Jack Williams (Original Songs Only)
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
WORKSHOP: First Friday Songwriting Workshop (Free)
FREE
First Friday Songwriting Workshop
Hosted by Chris Goering, Jen Hajj, and Lee Haight
Join us—Jen, Lee, and Chris—from 10am-Noon each first Friday of the month for an opportunity to work on your song and contribute to the community of songwriters in northwest Arkansas. Attendees will bring one song to share for feedback and participate in the conversations around other participants’ original songs. Any genres/instruments welcome. All songwriters welcome. The Workshop if FREE, but due to space and time constraints, attendees must register. Any questions can be directed to Chris, chrisgoering@gmail.com.
WORKSHOP SERIES: Ozark Mountain Square Dance for beginners and intermediate dancers
WORKSHOP SERIES FEE: $60
SIX SESSIONS: Thursdays starting April 4 - May 16 (excludes April 11th)
6:30pm - 8pm
Hosted by Steve Green
OZARK MOUNTAIN SQUARE DANCE
This is a 6 week workshop series that will introduce students to traditional Old Time Ozark Mountain square dancing.
Open to all levels of experience, and beginner friendly.
These workshops will have you dancing with confidence at the several square dances we have locally each month, and able to join in at square dances around the country. Ozark Mountain Square Dancing is a traditional folk dance, and is unique in that dancers often add spontaneous percussive steps during the dance. This percussive stepping, called flatfooting in the Appalachians, or "jigging" as we call it in the Ozarks, lets the dancer "keep the beat with their feet", and is quite simple to learn.
Class registration minimum is 10.
About Steve Green
Steve has been dancing longer than he will admit, and is a recent senior National Buck Dance champion. He has taught Flatfoot dance around the US, and in Scotland, England, and Ireland. His teaching has been described as clear, humorous, and accessible.
Currently he leads square dances around NW Arkansas.
CONCERT: Kentucky Banjo with Brett Ratliff
Brett Ratliff will be sharing songs in his native Kentucky traditions. This will be a unique concert experience as Brett will be sharing history and banjo technique. Come ready to learn about Kentucky Banjo style passed along by a 2022 United States Artists Fellow!
Tickets $25
Doors open at 7pm
Concert at 7:30pm
ABOUT BRETT RATLIFF
Brett Ratliff is a 2022 United States Artists Fellow in Traditional Arts. He teaches and performs traditional Appalachian musical styles and repertoire, especially mountain banjo styles and labor-rights music of his native East Kentucky coalfields.
Ratliff has been invited to share music and stories of his home at such venues as: The Festival of American Fiddle Tunes, in Port Townsend, WA; Third Man Records in Nashville, TN; Nimble Fingers Music Festival, in British Columbia, Canada; the Swannanoa Gathering in Swannanoa, NC; Augusta Heritage Old-Time Week in Elkins, WV; and Sore Fingers Week in Oxfordshire, England. He has also performed on more than a dozen recordings, including those for Smithsonian Folkways, The Kentucky Center for Traditional Music, Old Town School of Folk Music, and The Oxford American.
Born and raised in Van Lear, Kentucky, Ratliff has spent his career as a community arts organizer throughout East Kentucky where in 2005 he helped found Kentucky Old Time Music Inc., a nonprofit supporting infrastructure for the practice of folk and traditional arts in the Commonwealth.
In 2021 Ratliff began a collaboration with filmmaker Ethan Payne, co-producing a series of short documentaries featuring rural Appalachian artists. Bright Morning Stars: The Johnsons of Hemphill (2022) is the first of these films to be released, receiving the Judge’s Award at the Boone Docs Film Festival, and Official Selection at both the Fort Myers Beach International Film Festival and the Miami Independent Film Festival.
Ratliff’s solo records include Cold Icy Mountain (June Appal Recordings, 2008), Gone Boy (Emperor Records, 2017), and Whitesburg, KY (June Appal Recordings, 2021), receiving critical acclaim from such outlets as No Depression, Maverick Country Music Magazine, and The Museum of Americana.
CONCERT: Steve Fisher
Steve Fisher in Concert including Steve & Bayard Blain reflecting on songwriting philosophy and methodology.
TICKETS: $25
DOORS: 6:30PM
CONCERT 7PM
Presented in partnership with Bayard Guitars
ABOUT STEVE FISHER
Steve Fisher's songs reveal a deep resonance of spirituality and soul-searching, seasoned with just a pinch of wry humor and a dash of self-deprecating awareness of the frailty of us humans as we stumble through this life without a road map. Steve just seems to see life from a slightly different angle than most of us, and it affords him clear views to universal truths that often escape us in our busy lives, because we are in just to big a hurry to notice.
Steve has roots in East Texas and Oklahoma and earned an Engineering Tech degree from Texas A&M. In the '80s, he spent some time as the keyboard player for the Southern Cross band. In 1989, he was a New Folk winner at the Kerrville Folk Festival.
If Steve Fisher had chosen a more commercial path, we would all know his name and would be hearing his tunes in elevators, but that isn’t who Steve is.
SOLDIER SONGS & VOICES JAM & GATHERING
Hosted by Lee Haight & Larry Long of Soldier Songs & Voices NWA
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
The jams will offer a safe space for all veterans to get together for playing, learning, and camaraderie.
The mission of Soldier Songs & Voices NWA is to foster a creative and supportive community of veterans through music instruction, performance, and outreach.
ORIGINAL SONGS OPEN MIC
Hosted by Jack Williams (Original Songs Only)
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
21 & Under Jam
Hosted by The Misdemeanors & Milcah Hulen Posnak
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
21 & Under writing and jam session at Folk School of Fayetteville. It is free and open to all aspiring musicians (and fans of music) 21 & under.
SOLDIER SONGS & VOICES JAM & GATHERING
Hosted by Lee Haight & Larry Long of Soldier Songs & Voices NWA
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
The jams will offer a safe space for all veterans to get together for playing, learning, and camaraderie.
The mission of Soldier Songs & Voices NWA is to foster a creative and supportive community of veterans through music instruction, performance, and outreach.
WORKSHOP: Ukulele 201 with Jori Costello
Ukulele 201
**all ages based on skill level
Ukulele 201 is for soprano ukulele players who have a general knowledge of tuning, string and chord names, and can play songs in the key of C. Advanced baritone and u-bass welcome too.
After reviewing the key of C with the different chord arrangements of the Major chord scale, we'll learn alternative voicings and moveable chords. We'll talk about how the different number names of the chords can be Major or minor, how to transpose songs to play in different keys, learning new chords and new songs along the way. We'll also cover some complex strum techniques and patterns and how to notate your own.
HOSTED BY JORI COSTELLO
Single Day Workshop: Saturday, March 9th, 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Tuition: $30
Enrollment: 12 maximum
ABOUT JORI COSTELLO
Singer-songwriter, Jori Costello, has been involved in the Fayetteville music scene for over 25 years; back when fliers were handmade and tacked up in Dickson St. local businesses! From a long time participant of OMNI Center's Open Mic for Peace, to touring nationally with Fayetteville-based band, Big Bad Gina; Jori's musical endeavors are ever expanding. As a teacher, Jori offers private lessons in multiple instruments, leads ukulele and small ensemble performance groups at national festivals, coaches bands for Girls Rock Camp Madison, has created a summer camp music program, and was previously a music mentor for the Ann Brown Memorial School.
With Roots in Fayetteville, Jori AKA Sistah JoJo, has a women's radio show on Fayetteville's community radio station, is a regular songleader at UUFF, creates soundscape and music direction for live, local theatre events, and is excited to now be part of Folk School of Fayetteville as a private and group music instructor and camp leader. Likely to dream up other events for Folk School, keep checking the website and get on the mailing list for all the great events and creative happenings!
On the local radio dial, tune in Fridays at 3pm for Go Sistah Go, women's vocals with empowering messages, on Fayetteville's Community Radio, KPSQ 97.3FM and livestreaming at KPSQ.org
www.joricostello.com
www.youtube.com/joricostello
www.facebook.com/JoriCostello - meta biz page
www.facebook.com/JorianLee
WORKSHOP: Ukulele 201 with Jori Costello
Ukulele 201
**all ages based on skill level
Ukulele 201 is for soprano ukulele players who have a general knowledge of tuning, string and chord names, and can play songs in the key of C. Advanced baritone and u-bass welcome too.
After reviewing the key of C with the different chord arrangements of the Major chord scale, we'll learn alternative voicings and moveable chords. We'll talk about how the different number names of the chords can be Major or minor, how to transpose songs to play in different keys, learning new chords and new songs along the way. We'll also cover some complex strum techniques and patterns and how to notate your own.
HOSTED BY JORI COSTELLO
Single Day Workshop: Saturday, April 13th, 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Tuition: $30
Enrollment: 12 maximum
ABOUT JORI COSTELLO
Singer-songwriter, Jori Costello, has been involved in the Fayetteville music scene for over 25 years; back when fliers were handmade and tacked up in Dickson St. local businesses! From a long time participant of OMNI Center's Open Mic for Peace, to touring nationally with Fayetteville-based band, Big Bad Gina; Jori's musical endeavors are ever expanding. As a teacher, Jori offers private lessons in multiple instruments, leads ukulele and small ensemble performance groups at national festivals, coaches bands for Girls Rock Camp Madison, has created a summer camp music program, and was previously a music mentor for the Ann Brown Memorial School.
With Roots in Fayetteville, Jori AKA Sistah JoJo, has a women's radio show on Fayetteville's community radio station, is a regular songleader at UUFF, creates soundscape and music direction for live, local theatre events, and is excited to now be part of Folk School of Fayetteville as a private and group music instructor and camp leader. Likely to dream up other events for Folk School, keep checking the website and get on the mailing list for all the great events and creative happenings!
On the local radio dial, tune in Fridays at 3pm for Go Sistah Go, women's vocals with empowering messages, on Fayetteville's Community Radio, KPSQ 97.3FM and livestreaming at KPSQ.org
www.joricostello.com
www.youtube.com/joricostello
www.facebook.com/JoriCostello - meta biz page
www.facebook.com/JorianLee
WORKSHOP: Ukulele 1 (beginner) with Jori Costello
Ukulele 1 (beginner)
**all ages based on skill level
Learn the basics of playing soprano ukulele:
tuning tips and hand position techniques, the C Major scale, chords in the key of C and how they are arranged into songs; then putting it all together with rhythm and strum patterns!
HOSTED BY JORI COSTELLO
Single Day Workshop: Saturday, March 9th, 1:00pm - 2:00pm
Cost: $30
ABOUT JORI COSTELLO
Singer-songwriter, Jori Costello, has been involved in the Fayetteville music scene for over 25 years; back when fliers were handmade and tacked up in Dickson St. local businesses! From a long time participant of OMNI Center's Open Mic for Peace, to touring nationally with Fayetteville-based band, Big Bad Gina; Jori's musical endeavors are ever expanding. As a teacher, Jori offers private lessons in multiple instruments, leads ukulele and small ensemble performance groups at national festivals, coaches bands for Girls Rock Camp Madison, has created a summer camp music program, and was previously a music mentor for the Ann Brown Memorial School.
Jori AKA Sistah JoJo, has a women's radio show on Fayetteville's community radio station, is a regular songleader at UUFF, creates soundscape and music direction for live, local theatre events, and is excited to now be part of Folk School of Fayetteville as a private and group music instructor and camp leader. Likely to dream up other events for Folk School, keep checking the website and get on the mailing list for all the great events and creative happenings!
On the local radio dial, tune in Fridays at 3pm for Go Sistah Go, women's vocals with empowering messages, on Fayetteville's Community Radio, KPSQ 97.3FM and livestreaming at KPSQ.org
www.joricostello.com
www.youtube.com/joricostello
www.facebook.com/JoriCostello - meta biz page
www.facebook.com/JorianLee